Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-18
CITY NEWS.

are at the Wigwam reservoir to-day
 4 daughter was born this morning to MT and Mrs Frank W Siebrecht of 21 Camp street.
 Frank Fitzpatrick, who was recently appointed manager of the High school base ball team, has secured the Ath- letic grounds. where the candidates for the team may practice.
 The funeral of Florence the four years old child of Mir and Mrs Dennis Flavin Of Baldwin street, took place this afternoon. The interment was in St Joseph's cemetery
 Tickets for .sFlorinda'' and "A Slight Misunderstanding, to be given at Leavenworth hall next Tuesday evening, will go on sale at Cones drug be no reserved seats.
 William l.. Crowley has made appli- cation to the board of public safety to conduct sparring exhibition some time during the month of May. SIr Crowley is the manager of the Wa terbury club under whose auspices the exhibition held last night was con ducted
 A sociable and dance will be given at the Grange hall tonight under the auspices of the Mad River grange A large crowd generally attends the pleasant sociables of the Mad River grange. A free bus will be at the end of the East Main street trolley sline
 The members of the Catholic Wo- mems association entertained them selves and their friends last evening at one of their popular home gatherings. There was excellent music and light refreshments, besides whist and other games. The attendance was quite large.
 The funeral of Mrs Cordelia St Hilaire took place this morning from hei. late home on Charles street with a mass of requiem at St Patricks $ church by the Rev Father Sullivan and interment in Calvary cemetery. The bearers were Joseph Beaulac, A. Duchaime, George Green, Patrick Brennan. Joseph Coquet and Maurice Keefe
 Mrs Anthony Williams of Bucks Hill Is the possessor of q phenomenon i'll the animal world. It is chicken with two bodies and four legs. The extra ordinary chicken came into existence this morning, but died few moments afterwards. William H. Doran, ST. perintendent of the town roads. WAS shown the chicken by Mrs Williams and he was so impressed with it that he borrowed It for a few hours so that he might show 1t to some of his in credulous friends.
 The funeral of Patrick Scadden took place from his late residence 26O Vol colt street. at 9 o'clock this morning to the Sacred Heart church with re- quiem high mass by the Rev Father Fitzgerald. The pallbearers were John Coleman, Joseph Gallagher, George Ellis, John Bergin, Charles Cosgrove, Martin Favey. Among the floral offerings was wreath from the grandchildren. a pillow inscribed Father The place of interment was the family plot in St Joseph's cemetery.
 Notwithstanding the fact that a re- cruiting station for the home artillery service was established in this city at room II. Earle house but yesterday, Sergeants Loveland and Thayer of Fort Creole, R. l., who are in charge of the station, had three applications for enlistment from local young men and several out of town applications. Two of the local young men who en- listed are James c. Ryan and Ralph Campbell. The latter's home is i'll East Hampton. Mass, but he has been staying in this city of late Dr Chamberlain, the post surgeon, will probably arrive here tomorrow after noon to examine the applicants
 Another large crowd was present at the Merrimac Athletic clubs fair in the City hall last night. A general good time prevailed. It costs but little to enjoy several hours of merriment at this fair. The stage entertainment last night proved delightful. The h. dies minstrels have prepared an agree able surprise for tonight. The Misses, Dodds, Whalen, Roberge, Denehy, Fo- garty and a host of other well known artists will appear. The latest in min- strelsy will be presented. The voting contest for the most popular club In the City Amateur Base Ball league wgxes warm. Don't forget to vote for your favorite club. Dancing Is fea- ture of the fair.