Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-30
CITY NEWS.

cert at the City hall Thursday night. A. H. Fem, the golf player and hold CT of many prize cups, is visiting in town.
 There will be special meeting of Court Crosby this evening in the Brooklyn Athletic club rooms at $ o'clock.
 At the meeting of the Naturalists' club last night Miss Cass read an in teresting paper on Might Birds of New England.'
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Fair tonight and Thursday; brisk to high southeast winds becoming Wes- terly tonight and Thursday.
 Butter takes a big drop. Fancy El- gin creamery that we have been sell ing for 34c, COW 2Sc. Sold only by us. Ct A. S5 P. Tea Go.
 Mrs Lucy J. Kilbourn, aged j2 years, died last night at her home, 59 Vine street. The remains will be taken to Winsted for burial Friday morning.
 Do you want to be a juror for New Haven county? If so you should see the board of aldermen as soon as possi- ble. The board will name 12S persons
 
 month of May.
 Rev Ignatius Kost has been as signed as assistant to Rev W. J. Me Gurk in South Manchester. Father Kost assisted at St Thomas church during the illness of the pastor, Rev Father Crowley.
 Contractor Edward AIeAIanus has been sued for S10,000. The plaintiff is Antonio Longo. The injuries he complains of having received occurred while employed by the defendant in Huntington. They consist of per- manent injuries to his eyes by q pre- mature explosion of powder.
 At a meeting of Mulcany council, K. of C., last night, twenty-two persons were initiated into the mysteries of the second degree. Grand Knight Ahearn of Ojeda council, Naugatuck. was pres sent and had charge of the exercises. After the candidates received the sec ond degree a social session followed.
 List of letters remaining unclaimed in the postoffice: J. H. Aiken, Rus sell Baldwin, D. W. Brown, Mrs Kate Clock. MT NJ. Hickey. Mill street. Adrien Leroux. Miss Gather inc Murphy, MT S. Mooney, James Riley, Wall street. Mrs J. NJ Smith, Miss Josephine Wenzig, Lawrence Weidig.
 A number of suits for foreclosure have been filed in the district court. They have been brought by an attor- ney representing the Town Plot school district, and for the most part are for taxes. Few of them exceed the llm of $5 and one of them is as low us so cents. The costs in this amount to practically .$2O.
 Arthur Bowling of Baldwin street and Miss Catherine Quigley of Pleas ant street were married this morning at the Immaculate Conception church. Father Slocum performed the cerc- mony and celebrated the nuptial mass Michael Stapleton was best man and Miss Elizabeth Quigley, the brides sis ter. was maid of honor.
 At short calendar in the city court this morning the following cases were set down for trial in this order: This afternoon G. Stern & Mayer vs IT. Brenner ct ux; Thursday, Lapalne t& Hoffman vs NJ. A. Dougherty; Friday, James +. Campbell vs Daisy Prindle: Monday, Carmine Di Leo ct al vs Luigi Ricarrdi. The first mentioned case is a suit for goods delivered Defendant denies receiving them. Decision was reserved.
 Mrs Catherine Hubbell of Millerton, N. Y., died at the home of her dangh- ter. Mrs Charles H. Williams, 337 South Main street. of paralysis. yester- day, at 3:15 o'clock. Mrs Hubbell was S1 years old and was visiting her daughter. She leaves son, T. X. Huh bard. of Minertown and two daugh, ters, Mrs Robert Campbell of Bridge port and Mrs Williams of this city. There will be a short prayer services held at the house by Dr Davenport this evening about 73O The body will leave tomorrow on the S:36 train for Northeast, near NIillerton. where the burial will take place
 1 The annual concert and sociable of the Cigarmakers' union was held last night in Leayenworth hall The at- tendance was large and the affair was a great social and financial success. The committees were made LID as fol- lows: Arrangement, s. R. Sexton. Edward D. Delaney and William A. Holman; floor. c. Dipple. J. Moss. J. Riley. G. E. Harrington, V. Hahn and H. Hubbers; reception. F. Cornell, C.. Burns. c. Schotts, F. Morgan. F. | Hubbers. J. Lawlor. C. Honstedt. &. Farley, c. Drill. J. Moss, V. Hahn. s. R. Sexton, William A. Holman, J.. Hennigan, J. Moehring. J. German, NJ. Waas, P. Asheim. Charles Dipple. F. Leider, O. Charette. William Igo, J. Riley and E. D. Delaney. A dance of sixteen numbers was enjoyed.
 Owing to receiving applications from many able-bodied men for en- listment in the United States artillery domestic service during the past few days, it has been decided to continue the local recruiting office at the Earle house indefinitely. Yesterday Ser geant Loveland sent to Fort Creole. R. l., three more enlisted men-John Neil. W. Harde. and John J. Thurs ton. all of Naugatuck. To-day on the 10:50 train Patrick Flynn of this city left for the same place Word has been received here from Messrs Fla herty, Campbell and Edwards, who enlisted in this city last week and are now at Fort Creole. to the effect that