Waterbury Democrat., 1902-05-20
CITY NEWS.

|
 William Fielding has withdrawn his
 active connection with the spring bed I firm in Waterbury and has returned
 to this city.-New Britain Herald. | An important meeting of the St Jo- ! seph Drum corps will be held at the society's rooms at T:30 tonight All
 members are requested to be present. The Business Mems association will hold a meeting this evening. It is
 expected that reports will be received from the committee on transportation and the committee on stand pipes.
 The Morris property on South Main street. where the Boston Furniture Co
 was situated prior to the big fire, is
 being negotiated for by number of
 parties, so that the prospect is it will
 soon be sold and handsome building
 erected
 Mrs Ellen McElyenny died yesterday
 afternoon at her home, 157 River street
 She leaves two sons and two daughters,
 John, of Scotland; Philip, Mrs Rose
 Schawrtz and Miss Mary McElvenny
 of this city. The funeral will take place tomorrow morning at S:30 o'clock with mass of requiem at St Francis Aayiers church and interment in Cal vary cemetery
 William J. Schlegel has sold for Mary Provonost her store and tenement
 property, corner Brown and Kings bury streets, to Lewis c. Archambault who has purchased same for invest ment MT Schlegel also sold for Fred
 erick w. Cooper his residence property with large grounds on the corner of Aurora and Bunker Hill road to Mary E. Hurley. who will make improve ments and occupy the same as a home - Mrs Rose McDermott, a former resi- dent of this city, died Sunday in New ark. N. J. The remains were brought to this city this morning in charge of
 Undertaken Mulyille and taken to the residence of her daughter, Mrs Michael Mitchell, 66S East Main street The funeral took place this morning with interment in St Joseph's cemetery The bearers were Edward D. Morgan. John J. Byrnes William AIillerick and Dennis F. Grimes.
 It is feared that the failure of the firm of Rankin x Luddington at Lon don Will have something to do with | lcrerence to the much talked of big new hotel in Waterbury. Some of the parties who were expected to put mon- ey, into it ars said to be heavy losers in i the London concern, but whether this interfere with their plans regarding the hotel is another matter. A few of | the shops about town are supposed to | be out something on the racket. too. The Farrel Foundry & Machine Co is | reported to be i'll doubt regarding it's | chances of getting much out of a bill | to something in the neigh | bOrhood of S20,000 which the firm is | said to have owed to them.
 Pride of the Valley lodge, l. o. o. F, Nj. U., held it's regular business meet ng last evening at Foresters' hall, 151 | Bank street, a very interesting session | being held. The members of the lodge | voted to present to Daniel Mckenzie | he official jewel of past grand. MT Mckenzie who is about to leave for Africa, has been a valuable member | 70 this lodge. having filled all the of | ices with much credit and ability and | proves himself to be an able and eff .ient deputy of the district, which of | ice he now holds. His loss will be felt l. very much. The jewel will be pre- ,ented to MT Mckenzie before his de )arture at a meeting called for the oc- ,asion. The regular meeting nights | ire the first and third Mondays of each nonth at above named hall. All mem- ,ers are requested to be present and | watch for and partake of the good | hings provided by the lodge The meetings are now quite entertaining.