Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-20
CITY NEWS.

SA and Mrs Hugh Feely, 149 Bishop street.
 Miss Hayes will meet the members of her class i'll the Catholic Women's association at the rooms tomorrow evening.
 Mr and Mrs Michael Broderick were made very happy this morning by the birth of daughter to them. They live at 149 Bishop street.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Fair weather tonight and Friday; colder tonight and Friday in eastern Maine; fresh northerly winds.
 A months mind mass of requiem will be celebrated at the Sacred Heart church tomorrow morning at 5 o'clock for the late John Slavin. The American band will give the last promenade concert for the present at City hall tonight. Leader Fulton has prepared an excellent program.
 Sparks flying from the chimney or o. P Hart's building on West Main street last night caused some alarm, and the department was called. There was no fire.
 The Scoyill Manufacturing company and the Waterbury Machine company will have physicians commence vac- chatting their help tomorrow. The company will settle.
 Real Estate Agent D. II. Tierney to- day sold to John F. Farrel, the Bank street photographer house and lot at 42 Summer street, which was formerly the property of Charles and Cora Per- kins.
 The law committee will hold an inn portant meeting in the aldermanic chamber on March q, a week from having claims against the city will be heard.
 There will be a meeting of all the musicians of the city who desire tZ form a union, in the Pgthlan nall on Saturday night st eight o'clock. Stare organizer O'Naill will be present 10 explain matters.
 There will be no meeting Of the Catholic Women's association this evening. The Thursday evening meet ings have been discontinued for the present. until after Easter, at least, and maybe for a longer time.
 There will be battalion drill in the armory tonight. Major Tilson of New Haven will be in command. A com plimentary review will be rendered to Colonel Burpee and Lieutenant Geddes. The gallery will be open to visitors.
 Manager Fred Pierce of the Con- netcicut Boot and Shoe store takes the precaution of fumigating their store every night. This would be good move on the. part of all mer- chants who have the interest of their patrons at heart.
 The Benedict & Burnham Manufac- turing Go has acknowledged the receipt of the notice issued by the board of health relative to compulsory yaccina- ton. They state that they shall use all means at their disposal to carry out the instructions.
 The Waterbury Golf association held a meeting last evening and arranged the preliminaries for the annual series of games. Captains were also elected. Of the mems team Wilbur F. Bryan was elected captain. and of the wo- mems team Miss Amy B. Dickinson.
 Our Easter souvenir free with all purchases of 50c worth of tea, coffee, baking powder or extracts. 4 beauti- ful imported English porcelain blue flower Keswick salad dish, festooned edge, rococo finish, beginning Mon day, March 24 The Ct A. & P. Tea Co, 29 East Main street.
 The Waterbury High school basket ball team played the Mount Vernon High school team in Mount Vernon last night, and was defeated by the score of to 6. It was a brilliant game and the playing was very fast The Mount Vernon team is one of the best high school teams in New York.
 There has been much talk lately con- cerning the establishment of sub- postal stations in the eastern and western sections of the city. Postmas- ter Guernsey says that sub-postal station may be established in the West End in the near future. It is not prob able that one will be established in the East End very soon.
 Justice Phelan has rendered a decis- ion in the case of c. E. Adams & Co of Boston vs Charles Spitler. regarding the lace curtain difference. He finds for the plaintiff. Spitler had the cur tains on lease and the lessee objected because he removed them to another building. Spitler protested and called in Attorney Seery to help him put Up q fight They held the curtains. The next row Waterbury will have on its hands will be with the owners of dogs. As usual dog licenses will have to be paid on or before May l 1 at the office of the town clerk. The warnings are now out and contain the old time threats regarding what will 1 happen to owners of canines who fall to step up to the captains office and ] plank down the dust within the time mentioned in the order.
 The thirty-ifth annual concert and reception of the Young Mems Catholic Literary association will be held al Leavenworth hall two weeks from to. morrow evening. This is one of the organizations that fell a victim to the big fire of February ?. The members are working hard to make this sociable q success socially and financially, as the money is needed just now to be used in buying books and furnishings service rules in which has never fal
 The funeral of Michael Bedding took place this morning from his late home on North Leonard street, with a mass 1 of requiem at St Patrick's church by 1 the Rev Father Jordan and intermen1 ] in St .T0Se0l'S cemntarv The bnararz