Waterbury Democrat., 1902-01-21
CITY NEWS.

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 A son was born Saturday to AIr and Mrs Timothy Fitzgerald of Railroad Hill street.
 There was no meeting of the c. w. \. art class last night, owing to the ill., ness of the art teacher, Miss Clara Rufulo.
 \ suit for $75 was brought yesterday by the Artistic Shirt Go of New Haven against Abrams x Brenner, furnishers, in Waterbury, for goods furnished.
 Bernat Holczer of this city is in New York attending his brother Sampson, who is recovering from an operation at the hospital of the City of New York.
 E. $. Baribault. the druggist says that Dr AIunson has been manager of his store since the first of the year, and hence he says he cannot see why W. L. Mix objects to the transfer of the license. He says that Dr Munson has now opened dental parlors at the store.
 Three men out of the eight who took examinations January ' before the state board have passed and received
  The trio is composed of the following: George K. Poster of New Haven, Rob- ert J. McCullom of Waterbury and John IT. Berger of Meriden.
 The meeting of the board of alder men was over last night before 9 o'clock. It looks as if Mir Goss was going to beat all previous records for short meetings in that board. But after the members get little bolder the chair may not be quite so success full in handling them as he has been thus far.
 The funeral of Mrs Emily NIulligan of Charles street will take place to- morrow morning at 6:30 o'clock to St Patrick's church. where mass of requiem will be celebrated The re- mains will be taken to Hartford for burial in charge of Undertaken Null vile. The interment will be in Blue Hills cemetery.
 The law firm of Root & Peasley moved to-day to new quarters in the New England Engineering company building on Grand street. Attorney l Thoms will follow in a few days. All 1 had rooms in the Odd Fellows build l ing Burpee and Carmody will occu- 1 py Root x Peas1ey's rooms, vacating two of the four rooms they now hold.
 The following officers of Waterbury l council No 309, c. B. L., have been elected and installed by D. s. C., E. B. heiley: President, Thomas Conlon; vice-president, David D. Altman; ora- tor, James Lord; secretary, John T. AIcNiff collector. M. NfcNiff; treasurer, John Clohessy; guard, Peter Carroll; trustees, Patrick Cronin, Michael Clan cy and David D. Altman; representa- tive to state council, Frank Ray.
 Annie c. Finnan, aged 27 years, died yesterday afternoon at her home on Church street. She leaves q mother l and two sisters in Ireland, a brother, John, ill Naugatuck, and brother and sister, Michael and Mary in this city. The remains were removed by Mulville to the residence of her uncle, William E'innan. 151 Charles street, from where I the funeral will take place tomorrow i morning to St Patrick's church. The interment will be in Calvary cemetery.
 X surprise party was given at the home of Miss Margaret McGovern on Merry street Saturday evening. Many interesting games were played. Piano solos were rendered by the Misses Rose Starr and Anna Reilly, and sev eral other solos by the Misses NJ. Me Govern, NJ. Carroll, l.. Sheehan and Masters Sheehan and Connor Sup per was served, after which many songs were rendered by quartet com posed of NJ. McGovern. l.. Sheehan, T Kennerney and NJ. Kennerney. Al departed for home at an early hour.
 Louis F. Faber, aged 27 years, wa: found dead in bed at his home in Wa terville about 6 o'clock last evening He was a caster at the Scoyill N1anu featuring Co.'S and slept during tn, daytime, and when his wife went tt call him she found him dead. Medica Examiner Axtelle pronounced deatl due to apopleXy. He leaves his par ents. Mir and Mrs Adam Faber, fOu1 brothers and three sisters, Henry c. William IT.. Edward w. Dr George A. Faber. Mrs Frank Fenton, Mrs w $. Harper and Miss Anna Faber. The deceased was born in Waterville ant had worked at Scoyill's for the pas thirteen years. He was member O St Johns church, Nosahogan lodge, I o. o. F., and Nosahogan Aid society.
 The Scoyill Aid Association helt their third annual meeting at John son hall Saturday evening" Tn, 1; meeting was attended by larg' number of members who showed their appreciation for the good worI that has been done in the last year !. The report of different officers lnt : committees showed the society to b. 2 in flourishing condition both Il e membership and finance. At presen no dues are collected, the treasur, { having reached $500, and no dues wil C be collected until it has fallen below e $200. The old officers were all ro C elected with the exception of vice president. The officers are: Presi dent, IL. A. Thunberg; president John Hayes; recording secretary H. Alden; financial secretary, r Schnieder; treasurer, r. Parson chairman of sick visiting committee Edward Head.
 President IT. k. Hyde, Jr, preside at the meeting of the board of diret tors of the I. M. c. A. at the associa tion building last night The report q Treasurer Charles r. Mitchell for tn months of November and. Decembe were not encouraging as to the finai cial end of it. Much work will hay to be done by the board before tn