Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1900-1903, 1902-10-27
CITY NEWS.


All Saints, a holy day of obligation in
the Catholic church.
Two new closed cars for the Con
necticut Railway and Lighting COM
pany arrived here this morning.
Timothy Ford employed by the SEQ
will Manufacturing Co, was arrested
this afternon for non-support Of his
family
An important meeting Of the Master
Barbers' association will be held to-
night in the tonsorial rooms Of u. I'll.
Landers.
The altar boys Of. st Thomas
church defeated the altar boys of st
Patricks in a game of ball Saturday.
The score was 5 to 0.
Lizzie, wife Of Daniel O'Leary, ship
ping clerk at the Farrell Foundry and
Machine Co, died at the family resi-
dence on River street at 2 o'clock this
afternoon. Time Of funeral will be an
nounced later.
Local 426, Retail Clerks association,
will hold an open meeting in K Of O..
hall this evening. All shoe. clothing
and dry goods clerks are invited
whether members of the association or
not. An Informal dance will follow.
The case Of Charles w. Bertrand
versus Gustave Cornelis ct al was be-
fore Judge Cowell in the district court
to-day. This is a replevin suit in
which the plaintiff seeks to recover
certain farm stock.
Two well known young persons, Jo-
seph G. Moriarty of North Willow
street and Miss Pauline Hellenbeck,
1 were married this morning at $50
j at the parochial residence of the I'M
/ maculate Conception parish by the
1 Rev Father. Slocum. After a driving
1 tour through Litchfeld county Mr. and
4 Mrs Moriarty will reside in Moriarty's
block, 161 East Main street.
Andrew Gallagin of South Leonard
! street got in front of one Of the hacks
| at the corner Of Lafayette street and
i Washington avenue, during the parade
| of the Brooklyn Athletic club Saturday
night, and was knocked down and tram
| pied upon. He was taken to his home,
where it was found that he had sus-
/ tanned a broken leg and was otherwise
4 badly bruised. DR. Kilmartin attended
| him.
The Wetsern Connecticut association
j of the Woman's Foreign Missionary so
! ciety of the Methodist church Will hold
its eighth annual meeting at st PauPs
church, Waterbury, tomorrow. Mrs
\ Scranton, from Korea, will speak in
the morning and Bishop Moore, who
! has resided in the east in charge of
the churches there for two years past,
will address the meeting in the after
noon.
Commissioners Lahey and Taylor of
the board Of public safety and Chief
Snagg visited a number of the public
\ schools to-day and witnessed fire drills
by the pupils. The drills were very
good and the commissioners were well
lpleased The committee will make a
report at a future meeting of the board
Of what they have seen in the line Of
fire drills during their tour of inspec-
tion among the different schools.
i Miss Winifred A. Richardson has re-
| turned to her home in Torrington, after
short visit with friends in this sec
tion.9 Miss Richardson, who has been
taking course of study in school of
elocution in Montreal for the past two
/ years. is contemplating the opening Of
a studio in this city in the near future.
Miss Richardson. who is a graduate of
the Waterbury High school in the class
y
4 a fine elocutionist
Negotiations towards settling the
dispute between Lewis A. Platt and
the congregation of the Grace Baptist
church, colored on Kingsbury street
have been started. Attorney Terry
represents r. J.. Kingsbury, who sold
the land to the church, and has volun-
teered to take care of the litigation,
and Colonel Burpee represents Mr.
Plat. The rights to an underground
reservoir adjacent to the church is the
point involved.
Vice-President James Dolan pre-.
sided at the regular meeting of the 81
Joseph T. A. society yesterday after
noon. There was a large attendance
The pledge was administered to -four
new members by the Rev Father
O,Brien The quarterly report of The
trustees was read and accepted and
their recommendations adopted Th,
following committee was appointed t,
organize debating club among tn,
members of the society: James Dolan
James H. Frenzy. II. A. Hayden
James Cream and William Ryder.