Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-17
CITY NEWS.

CITY NEWS.
 Otto Hellmann has entered Lafay- cite college at Easton, Pa.
 The finest presents yet to come and q piano given every day-Oakville Heights.
 Miss Irene Harrington of New York has entered the senior class at Notre Dame convent.
 Miss Mollie Lynch of Baldwin street is visiting her uncle, Chief of Police Wrinn of New Haven.
 J. K. Fulton of Chestnut avenue is home after an extended hunting trip through Canada and the Maine woods.
 Lester McGraw of Orange street left this morning to resume his studies i'll the Worcester, Mass, polytechnic. MT McGraw is studying mechanical engineering.
 R. Mungee, an empIoye of the Chase Rolling Mill Go, broke his ankle while at work at the new boiler room of the Chase Rolling mill yesterday af. ternoon. The patient was removed to the hospital.
 There being no judges in the city or for miles around that could hold city court this morning, all of them being 1n Hartford, the mischief mak- ing elements of the population were constderate enough to appreciate this accordingly yesterday.
 A boy named Rocco Perugion was arrested this forenoon charged with theft He is said to have stolen a number of electric motors and was in the act of taking the brass and cop per out Of them when arrested. He lives on Canal street.
 Peter Gray of James street, who has been employed for some time as as sistant to Undertaken A. G. Auger, has resigned his position and will leave on Saturday for his home in Bal timore, Md, where he has accepted a. more lucrative position.
 At the meeting of the Meriden high school athletic association yesterday it was decided to instruct the schools delegate to the next meeting of the Trinity Football league to oppose the admission of the Waterbury High school.
 The North Square Gun club went into practice yesterday for the fall sport. Captain James Donahue and Secretary Joseph RueWhiskey claim to have made the best records. Their practice grounds is on Town Plot. The club expects to have great sport this fall. y aI
 There will be a special meeting of the Central Labor union in Buffers and Polishers' hall this evening at o'clock for the purpose of completing g arrangements for the Minerss Gled club entertainment at the opera house Sunday evening All members are re- quested to report promptly, as another body will meet there an hour later.
 Mrs Mary O'Reilly, wife of Patrick O'Reilly. 40 Luke street, died early this morning. Besides her husband she leaves her mother, Mrs Mary Strong. four sisters, Mrs Mathew Null ilfgan. and the Misses Lizzie, Gather 1 inc and Annie Strong; also two broth CTS, Harry and James Strong of Nahg- atuck. The funeral will be held Fri day morning.
 The Economic league will give. g. dance on the evening of October 23. The ptirpbse In view Is to raise funds to meet current expenses. n Ehf lsoci- ety takes no money from candidates for public positions and as the expenses incident to an election must be met in some way 1t will not surprise people to learn that the league has decided to try what success it will have in this respect by giving a first class dance on a platform large enough for all to shake their feet upon. The bars will be taken down on the night of the entertainment and others than members of the league will be extend ed the right hand of fellowship and given such a royal reception that all Twill want to join the organization. l The new quarters of the board of public safety will be the finest in the city. They will be situated In the Leavenworth street engine house. On the north. wall will be large picture of Commissioner Taylor in the auto- car and Panama. Another picture will be that of the committee on hose of which Commissioner ,Lahey is I chairman, and another that of the committee on bills. This is the mem orable committee that had to deal with the mysterious and numerous bills that were contracted the night of the big conhagration by parties un- known. The committee on headquar- ters will form another picture and the rest of the decorations will con- sist of trophies gathered in by the departments of fire and police.
 A grand Italian celebration will be lheld in this city tomorrow. 1t will be in the nature of 8 grand picnic by the Italian societies Victor Emanuel and Guardia Christopher Colombo, at the Driving park tomorrow afternoon
 and evening. Among the field events
 will be two mile handicap, bicycle
 race, for which there will be three prizes, sack race and half mile Ifoot race. In the evening there will
 be a splendid exhibition of fireworks
 Both in the afternoon and evening
 there will be dancing for which the
 Italian band will furnish music. Pro
 lessor Mccormack will be prompter
 There will be a grand street parade i1
 the morning at Il o'clock in which the members of the societies will partici : pate. headed by the Italian band Hon Michael Riccio, the Italian consul al
 New Haven MavoT Kilduff and otha,