Waterbury Democrat., 1902-05-23
CITY NEWS.

JOilH euuefSOn ana E. IL. HuDDafQ were arrested this forenoon on warrants charging them with breach of the peace.
 The law committee met last night and heard parties who have claims against the city. The committee will report it's finding to the aldermen.
 Nhe funeral of Harry B. French will take place tomorrow morning from his late home on Griggs street at 9:3O o'clock and at St Paul's church at 10 o'clock.
 Superintendent Doran made a per. sonal examination of the Brookside home yesterday afternoon and found everybody and everything about the place in a satisfactory condition.
 A solemn mass of requiem will be celebrated at St Francis Xavier's church next Wednesday morning at z 80 o'clock for deceased members of Sher- idan and Carrollton councils, K. of c.
 The -Hibernian Rifles and the Water bury company of the K. of F. have Sig nified their willingness to turn out on Memorial day in the parade. Every thing now looks as if the day would be fittingly recognized.
 ClA lhC NlOSlllS 1I Ol luG AldN lele at Oakville given by St Mary Mazda lenes church, M J. Ryan, Waterbury's popular city clerk, will crown with handsome wreath of roses the most successful lady canyasser.
 The Ladies' auxiliary, A. o. H.. held an interesting meeting last even- ing and worked the first and second degrees on four candidates. Satur- day night at 7:45 all the members will assemble at A. o. IT. hall and will take the cars for Oakville where they will attend the fete given there by Father Traynor.
 Mrs Elizabeth McGuinness. aged GO years, died last evening at her home, 26S Baldwin street AS stated here i'll yesterday. Mrs McGuinness had lived ia that district for many years and was well and favorably known among wide circle of friends. She was sister of Patrick Holohan of Union street. The funeral will take place at S:30 o'clock tomorrow morn ing.
 There is gong to be trouble on the Rye lots in South Brooklyn tomorrow afternoon. There will be game of ball between the altar boys of St Thomass and St Patrick's churches. This game is to take the place of the one that was to have been played last week, but the St PatliclS's lads were afraid to show up, says the St Thomas boys. Now they will see it out to-mor- TOW.
 The yachting season opens next Friday. Attorney E. F. Cole, com modore of the New Haven Yacht club, has his Southern Cross already rigged and he will be on deck with flying colors on that occasion But for the June term of the superior court at which he has considerable business Commodore Cole would have been headed toward St Pierre before now. He expects to visit the place this summer.
 In the probate court this afternoon there was q hearing held on the claim of IT. Davidoff against the estate of the late Nicolo Zinno of North Main street. The claim is for S1S2.52 for merchandise. Zinno kept candy store which is now conducted by his widow and children The hearing was held by Attorneys Guilfoile and O'Neill as commissioners, Attorney
  Attorney Bauby the estate.
 The grandchildren and relatives of William Brickel rendered him sur prise party at his home on Washing ton avenue last evening, it being AIr BrickeTs seventy-fourth birthday. He was the recipient of numerous gifts. among them a smoking coat and meerschaum pipe. The evening was pleasantly passed in dancing, quartet and solo singing. At a late hour re- Treatments were served and the mer- rymakers departed. leaving hearty congratulations for their host.
 The summer schedule of vacations for the Waterbury postmen has been made out and carriers will enjoy their well earned rest as follows: Bernard F. Ki1duff, George H. Schwenck, Os- car J. Zeigler and B. Buttenberg. from July to July p; Walter R. Wilcox. c. w. Hotchkiss, James A. Slavin and U. A. Warner, from July p to August 6; John J. KunkeI, Thomas F. Me Cam, w F. Nichols and Roger Meara. from August 6 to August 21; Gus Nu- gent, Charles Tomlinson Edward D. Lewis and Peter Fox from August | 21 to September 5; John J. Campbell, Timothy J. Shannahan David Miller and James T. Kelly, from September l 5 to September 20; William Precht, from September 20 to October B.