Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-30
CITY NEWS.
lting at the rink tonight.

CITY NEWS.
 Skating at the rink tonight.
 Miss Mary Egan, 192 North Main street, is very ill and has been so for some weeks.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Fair tonight and Wednesday; fresh southwest to westerly winds.
 Company As basketball team will play a game with Company G's team of Danbury at Danbury tonight.
 Company G's and Company As basketball teams will play a game at the armory on New Years night.
 William Neville, well known land scape gardener, living at 20 Bronson street, is laid up with illness peculiar to approaching old age.
 There was no city court this morn ing, only few ''plain drunks" having been arrested yesterday and these were let go this morning upon sobering up.
 It will pay anyone who wants tea or coffee this week to buy it at Phelan's tea store tomorrow. A beautiful cal endar with every pound of tea or coffee.
 The first annual banquet of the St Mary's Alumni association will be held tonight at o'clock in St Patrick's hall and not in the Mulcahy Memorial building.
 Only two members-President Law Tor and Health Officer Kilmartin-were present at the meeting of the board of health yesterday afternoon. The reg ular monthly bills were approved.
 Attorney Guilfoile to-day attended the dinner given by the associated uni versailles at Sherry's on Fifth avenue, New York. Many of the great speak CTS of the day will attend.
 A stranger named James Leary was arrested last evening for intoxication. During the night he was found to be in a serious condition and this morn ing he was taken to Brookside home.
 The bond in the case of John O'Brien vs Frank Mcdonnell again came up before Judge Peasley in the district ocurt to-day and again it was found to be faulty. The matter was continued.
 Christina, the one week old daugh- ter of MT and Mrs John Ryan of 654 North Riverside street, died last night. The funeral took place this afternoon with interment in new St Joseph's cemetery.
 The remains of Edward F. Costine who died in the Philippines April 2S, arrived ins this city to-day. The frl- neral will take place tomorrow morn rooms with a mass of requiem at the Immaculate Conception church and in terment in Calvary cemetery.
 Miss Rose Begnal of South Leonard street, who has been studying to be q trained nurse for the past three years at St Joseph's hospital, Paterson, has completed her course of studies there. Miss BegnaI is considered one of the best nurses who have graduated from St Joseph's hospital.
 Tn compliance with vote passed at the last meeting of those who are be- hind Waterbury's new hotel project, MT Boyd to-day announced the full so- Iiciting committee as follows: George D. Boyd, chairman; Thomas D. Bar low, Irving H. Chase, D. l.. Frisbie, Jr, Thomas Kelly, J. B. Mullings, Otis $. Northrop, H. H. Peck, l.. A. Platt, Dr c. $. Rodman, J. R. Smith, J. K. Smith, George l.. White.
 The following are the new officers of the Abadagassett club, elected last night: President, J. Rawson Hughes; vice-president, Dr w. O. Beecher; fi- secretary. J. H. Gray; record ing secretary, B. T. Crooker; treasurer, w. F. Lyons; board of governors, for, two years. F. o. Peabody, c. c. Null ings and F. F. Welton; for two years, j. A. Peasley, T. F. Nuhn and $. l.. Hodges
 Judge Warner of Woodbury was in to-day and spoke enthusi- astically of the prospect of the much trolley road between here and that town. He said it is bound to come and will pay good dividend upon the money invested from the start. Talking upon matters in gen. eral Judge Warner said that for some reason or other the Woodbury hack men are not doing rushing business and that many of them are thinking of turning their hand to something else. The only explanation he could give of the passing of the hackman in was that the paved streets, handsome sidewalks and neat cross ings laid there recently in anticipation or the trolley Sefvlce put things III such shape that many who heretofore used to ride prefer to walk and in con- sequence the cabbies have lost large share of their patrons. The judge says there is very little frost in the ground yet and on this account the streets paved in his town last year with vitri- fled bricks will not be likely to .sheave' and put the people to expense when the weather breaks up.