Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-09
CITY NEWS

MT dnu MTS burWell or LnlS c1Cy Hr- tended the funeral of Mrs August Neuman in Meriden Monday.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Showers, possibly thunderstorms to- night and Thursday; cooler; light to fresh variable winds.
 A handsome new undertaker's wagon, with the name Broadway in large gold type, has been added to the stock of John Moriarty
 The Ladies auxiliary, A. c. H., will meet Thursday evening in K. of C.. hall and all members who are interest ed ill the selection of physician for the auxiliary will attend.
 Among those who will participate in the fourth annual tournament of the Connecticut League of Golf Clubs at Hartford. which opened this morning, is Howard White of this city.
 The odor from one of the back yards referred to in yesterdays Dem ocrat is sickening to-day. The health officials have been notified sew eral times and yet the disease breed ing stuff is allowed to remain. Mayor Kilduif should get after those whose duty it is to look after such things.
 The appraisers on the insolvent es- tate of W. l.. White, of Mammoth market fame. have finished their work, concluding the appraisal of the Dan- bury store yesterday. The appraisal of the local store is about S11, ,030. The report Including the three stores will be sent to Referee Newton in a few days and sale will be ordered.
 Sheriff Rametti received telephone message from New Haven this after noon stating that Judge Hubbard of Wallingford had issued bench war rant for the arrest of the two men, Williams and Louer, who are alleged to have shot a deer over in Cheshire. The sheriff left for New Haven this afternoon and accompanied by Game Warden Beach of New Haven he will go to Cheshire and put both men un- der arrest.
 Miss Sullivan of Hickory street called at the Democrat office to-day to inquire about the reported drown ing of John l.. Sullivan at Jamaica pond. Boston. day before yesterday He lived at East Springfield street Miss Sullivan said she has three brothers living at that address and that one bears the name given in the dis patches. Aside from what she had seen in the paper she knew nothing about the reported accident. A party of three went out fishing on the pond. While thus occupiel Sullivan fell over board and was drowned. Up to last night the body had not been found.
 One of the best programs that has ever been given at the Driving park has been arranged for the grand fete which will be given at the park next Saturday afternoon and evening, under the au spices of St MichaePs church, Water vile. Each attraction alone is worth the price of admission. There will be an automobile race between two prom inent Waterbury chauffeurs, Bridge port and a Naugatuck chauneur. This is the best race of it's kind that has taken place in this city. It would be worth much to witness the race be- tween William McGrath's jennet and IT. M. Rigney's mule. This will be one of the fastest races ever held in the state There will be an exhibition drill by Company G, c. N. G., ball game between two local courts of For esters, a bicycle race for the champion. ship of the city, a horse race, in which prominent local men will appear. There will be a tug of war contest, 100. yard dash, three-legged race, half-mile run, sack and potato races Music will be furnished by the Sacred Heart and St Francis Xavier drum corps and the American band orchestra. Dancing will be held both afternoon and even ing