Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1900-1903, 1902-12-03
CITY NEWS.

Il force OF men at WCFk IldkInSs EepttlIS
on the interior of the City hall build
/ ing.
My store is small, but I carry one
of the largest stocks of holiday goods
in the valley, consisting of gold and
silver watches, diamonds, etc, says nj
Green, 213 Bank street.
i There will be an anniversary mass
of requiem Saturday morning at
O'clock at the Church of the Immacu-
late Conception for the late Nellie
Kenney of South Elm street.
List of letters remaining unclaimed
in the postoffice: Mrs Amos Alling,
James Borthwick O., Mrs Wallace w.
Brownell, NJ. p. Burns, Harry Hines,
Willie Lawson, John T.. Lynch, Mrs
Annie McLarin, Miss Martha Mccain,
John Rigney, Willis e. Warren.
| Mrs John Mcclellan died yesterday
at her home in Trenton, n. J. The
deceased was a sister to B. f., A. J.
and George Reid of this city. and of
Mrs James Mcdonald Of Trenton. The
funeral will be held from her residence
Friday morning. The burial will be
in Trenton.
at the residence of John Jacobs, 81
er, Edward Jacobs, of Hartford, who is
visiting here. The Hartford man is
not yet seventeen years old, but he
weighs 230 pounds, is over six feet
tall, well proportional and a splendid
specimen of mankind.
A special service will be held at the
Salvation Army hall tomorrow night
at 8 o'clock. Captain NIataxes, who
has charge of the social work of the
Army in this city, will give a sketch
of his life. He will speak Of his ex-
perience in Greece. where he was at
the time of the Armenian massacre
and will also tell of his conversion,
when he was in that country.
Barcelona council, No ~, K. of c.,
met last evening and elected the fol-
lowing new officers: Grand knight,
William T. Ryan; deputy grand
knight, William Lawlor; r. S., J. w.
Scu1ly; F. S., James J. Lyons; chan
cellor, Thomas Donnell; chaplain, Rev
Farrell, Martin; treasurer, Thomas
Kane; warden, Thomas Flaherty: in
side guard, Daniel Hickey; outside
guard Patrick Costigan; lecturer, Wal
ter Wall: advocate, James Delaney:
trustee for three years, John J. Nc.
Avoy. ~.s .
Chief Egan's monthly report of the
work of the police department for
last month is as follows: Whole num-
Der of arrests 1873, ITO males and IL
females. OF these 81 were for in
toXication. Fifty-one paid fines and
costs, Al went to jail and 80 were dis
charged by the chief of police. Nine
ty-one We're born in the United States.
46 in Ireland and q hailed from Lith-
uania. Sixty-fve electric lights were
out of order during November. with
out counting those east of North and
South Main streets which were nearly
all out after a. m. November IL.
A. meeting of the state board of
pharmacy commissioners was held at
the capitol yesterday afternoon for the
purpose of examining applicants for
licenses. Ten candidates were ex-
ahmed. These were William Red
ding Of Springfield, Mass, George r.
Higgins Of Waterbury, Charles Gus
tafs0n of Brooklyn, N. Y. Emil Al.
Schaefer of Meriden, Joseph M. ia
cobs of New Haven, james J. Lewis
OF Wallingford, Edward T.. McGuin-
ness of New Haven. Eugene e. MAYER
of New Haven, Henry Burckbuchler
Of New Haven and George L. DriscolI
of Bridgeport.
The isolation hospital has a tenant
to-day in the person of Patrick Delan.
ey, who was taken there yesterday
afternoon from the Auditorium build
ing on South Main street suffering
from bad attack Of diphtheria. AS
soon as the case was reported to the
health authorities Health Officer Kill
martin, after examining the patient,
concluded that the best thing that
could be done for him was to send him
to the isolation hospital. The place
was in readiness for use and the only
thing necessary to do in order to make
it Just right for the accommodation of
the sick man was to start the fire. This
was done at short notice and the pa
tent is now receiving much better
treatment than he could elsewhere.
Everything as represented at Jacobs
s Cos jewelry auctions or money
back.
About two hundred members of the
alumni of st Mary's school attended a
meeting of the alumni in the AIulcahy
Memorial building last night The
constitution and bylaws, as reported
by the committee which was appoint
ed to frame them, were adopted. The
Rev Father Slocum was present and
addressed the members, referring to
the benefits which accrue to them
from membership in such an associa-
ton About 100 new members were
admitted last night The following
committee was appointed to make ar
rangements for banquet and dance
by the association during the Christ
mas vacation: John Coyle, George
Donahue, John Gaffney, Jennie Cul.
hane, Nellie Bowling, Nellie Calvin
and Anna Keenan, Committees were
also appointed on rooms, debates, bill.
lizards, pool and games.
While many took our suggestion
anent improving the looks of their din
ner table, there are others, and Christ
mas is nearing us. The Epson Jewelry
Co have placed an exceedingly ittrac.
tive line of holiday goods on their
counters and win take pleasure in
showing them.