Waterbury Democrat., 1902-08-29
CITY NEWS.

Iu0 #bdTU0TS uu1Ou Will uOlQ a Spe-
cial meeting at Carpenters and Joiners'
hall Sunday at 2 p. m.
Special forecast for Connecticut:
Fair weather tonight and Saturday;
light to fresh east winds.
Mrs Margaret Brickley of 3 Wall
avenue, and son and daughter, have
returned from a vacation spent at
Short Beach.
There will be meeting of the mem
bers of the Sunshine A. G. at their
rooms, corner Bank and Jackson
streets, tonight at 8 o'clock.
All members Of Eagle hive, Ladies Of
the Maccabees, interested in the trip
to Savin Rock next Sunday, are re-
quested to meet at Margaret Madden's
residence, 135 South ELM street, to-
morrow evening at s o'clock.
Thomas Finnegan, agent for the III.
Clausen 4 Son Brewing Co., is mourn
ing the loss of valuable horse which
died yesterday. The horse, which
formerly belonged to the fire DEPART
ment, was recently purchased by
Agent Finnegan.
| Annie, the four months old daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs Timothy Sullivan,
was found dead in bed at an early
hour this morning. Medical Examiner
Axtelle viewed the body and gave
| permission for burial. The funeral
| will take place tomorrow afternoon at
| 2 o'clock with interment in Calvary
| cemetery.
| The Rev Father Slocum. Francis P.
| GuiIfoile, Miss Mary Guilfoile and
Miss Albina La Prise have returned
| home from Montreal, Canada where
| they attended yesterday the reception
| of Miss Margaret Guilfoile, daughter
| of Michael A. Guilfoile of South Will
| low street, into the Congregation de
| Notre Dame. William Guilfoile of
| Lawrence, Mass, was also present at
the ceremony. Miss Guilfoile, whose
religious name is Sister Mary Gather
inc, will be stationed at st Agnes's con-
vent. Montreal, where she will be
teacher of English.
| Joe Metz, the tailor, Is having more
trouble. His wife has again taken it
into her head to cut loose from him
and has petitioned the courts to hear
| her case on the first Tuesday in Octo-
| Der. This is not the first time that
Mrs Metz threatened to sue for divorce,
but from all accounts she is bound to
set herself free this time. Whether the
defendant will make an effort to hold
onto his wife or not is not known, but
| it is only reasonable to believe that he
will do all in his power to show that he
is a good husband and by this means
convince the court that the complain
/ ant has no just cause for action against
| him.
T John Brickcl, Joseph Mclean, Tim
| othy Hickey, members of the local POI
l 1ioy pfsia Fol iS
| Lahey and James Lahey of this city,
are suffering from severe hoarseness
| to-day. They attended the game of
ball at Savin Rock yesterday between
| the police mines of Meriden and New
| Haven and are said to have rooted SO
hard for the New Haven team that the
New Haven players themselves be
| came ratified and lost the game. 1t
looks as if Meriden had the pennant
| cinched They have one more game.
| and that is with the easy BridgeDort
/ team, and it will be played in Meri-
| den.
The members of the Sunshine A. G.
are making great preparations for the
reception which they will tender to the
/ members of their base ball team. which
won the championship of the Greater
Waterbury Amateur Base Ball league.
next Saturday night in Congress hall
There will be a parade about the prin-
cipal streets of the city, drum corps
having been engaged to enliven things
In the hall an entertainment will be
given and there will be speeches by
! Iohn Cunningham manager of the
Sunshine base ball team and president
of the Greater Waterbury league: r.
Johnson. captain Of the Sunshine team
Thomas PRYOR. president of the club
and Edward Curlev. secretary of thu
league. The handsome silver cur
which will be presented to the cham
pions is now on exhibition in the dis
, plav window Of f. p Bectnn & Co..
!. store on North Main street.