Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1900-1903, 1902-10-30
CITY NEWS.

st Cecilia's fair begins November 5.
The Frank P Becton company has
entered suit against Thomas Walsh Of
Naugatuck for S75.
The condition Of Miss Annie Riley
of Burton street, who is seriously i'll,
is much better to-day than yesterday.
A very handsome crayon portrait Of
the Rev Father GleeSon is on exhibit
tion in the show window of Pollak's
studio on Bank street
Miss Ida Lunny has resigned her
position as bookkeeper at the Benson
Furniture company and has accepted
similar position with the Waterbury
Rubber Tire Coach company.
Fred Post Of 500 East Main street
and Mrs Highly. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs Lyman J. Baldwin of Wolcott
road were married at the home Of the
brides parents yesterday afternoon.
Charles Fl. Travel died this morning
at his home, 239 Bank street. He
leaves wife and family. Mr. Travel
was for many years trusted employe
of r. n. BlaksSlse and was well liked
by all who knew him.
Timothy Collins Of Martin street
and Miss Mary Meah Of North Main
street were married Tuesday at the
Immaculate Conception church by the
Rev Father Frederick. The witnesses
were Robert Conway and Miss Anna
Conway.
Hubert NJ. Rigney. whose
sons pony was taken by q
schooImate few days ago.
1.oao IL:
the pony and the boy were in custody
IN New Haven. The pony was taken
from the school yard.
The funeral of Mrs Margaret
Meagher will take place from the fam
lily residence on West Main street to-
morrow morning at $50 O'clock with
mass of requiem at the Immaculate
Conception church and interment in
st Joseph's cemetery.
Coal has taken another drop. The
coal trust is still afraid of the effects
left by the recent strike. notwith-
standing the eloqusnce Of the repuhli-
can stump oraters, and, it is said
caused the reduction in the price of
this necessity that is daily growing
more valuable. The price to-day was
SS. 80
"A debating club is about to be or
ganized among the members OF the
alumni of the Waterbury High school.
The meeting for the purpose of organ
izing was to have been held tomorrow
night, but owing to the many counter
attractions tomorrow evening it has
been decided to postpone the meeting
until next Monday night.
The dispute between the Hubar
brothers Of 121 South Main street was
settled this afternoon, Jacob, who
claimed to have been ill treated by
his brother and denied the benefits Of
the co-partnership selling out to Sam
uel and his wife. The adjustment was
brought about through the suit for
$500 instituted by Attorney GuilfodIe
yesterday.
Hear all sides. then vote Intelligent
". Charles Uferd Of New York will
| address two socialist rallies Saturday
evening next. At z O'Clock, weather
permitting, he will discuss the causes
leading up to the empty coal hod at
the corner of Baldwin and Bridge
streets. and at o'clock at Concordia
hall Prosperity" and the full dinner
pail will be treated from the working
mans standpoint. All worlxingmen
should attend these rallies.
People on Baldwin street and in
SimonsvilIe forgot about politics last
night and turned their attention to a
! talk upon the article i'm the Democrat
regarding trolley service in that dis
trict. All want the trolley and now
that it has been announced officially
people are commencing to lay plans
for the development of property thai
has been on their hands for years
I The whole district is within shor'
distance Of some Of the largest fac
tories inStown, so near that they dom
i need the trolley to reacl
I them. but the street raiiroat
will put them to touch with all thf
| shops ana will give the women folk
| an opportunity to do their shopp1nl
to better advantage than ever before