Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-23
CITY NEWS.

was in Hartford to-day making his an nual report.
 c. S. Lang, the real estate broker, has moved his office to room IA, Pritch- ard building, with the Waterbury Beobachter.
 A warrant has been issued against Adolph Zweibel, manager of BellevieW Lake for selling liquor last Sunday. The case will be heard tomorrow morning in the city court.
 Fred Miller of Baldwin street, who has been i'll at the hospital at Hart ford for some time past, is improving and it is believed that he will soon be in the enjoyment of his usual good health.
 Mark Walsh, aged 76 years, died this morning at the home of his daugh- ter, Mrs Clarence Garrigus, Sheffield street, Waterville The remains will be taken to his former home, L1tch- field, for burial tomorrow.
 Every retail liquor dealer in the city is cordially invited to attend meet ing of the retail liquor dealers in the hall above the headquarters of the Buffers and PoliSherS' union on Grand street tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. William L. White and wife this morning transferred to Albert w. Skinner, manager for the Sonnenberg Piano Go, parcel of land situated on Highland park. MT White is a ma chinist in the employ of the Platt Bros Go on Brown street.
 Real Estate Agent D.. H. Tierney has sold for the heirs of the late John J. Scully their seven-family block at 20 Washington street to Patrick and Mary Donnelly. The house is in good condition and is one of the best paying buildings of it's size in that part of the town.
 List of letters remaining unclaimed in the postoffice: William Daniels, James A. Felletter, Mrs Mary Eliza beth Glines. Miss Kate McEvoy, North Elm street, Miss Mary Mcdonald, Johnson street, Mrs Mary A. Willis, Mrs Harriet A. Miller, Henry Schwartz, Mrs William Hamamfer.
 The funeral of Mrs Rosanna Me Ginniss will take place Tomorrow morning at 6:11 o'clock from the resi- denee of her grandson. Charles w Bagley, 531 North Riverside street, to
  requiem will be celebrated The re- mains will be taken to Calvary ceme- ,tery, New York, for burial on the SIP train in charge of Undertaken Bergin.
 Two trolleys bound for Waterbury went through yesterday on freight train. As the train had to switch here the cars had to remain half hour or so. People came around to look on them, for this will probably be the only opportunity that they will have to see a trolley pass through the town during this century from the present rospects.-Seymour Cor. An sonia Sentinel.
 An attachment for S2OOO damages in breach of promise suit, brought against William Volayty of North Leonard street by Miss Annie Mazaika formerly his housekeeper, has been recorded in the town clerks office The suit is brought through Attorney Bauby and the attachment was levied by Constable Pryor on property owned by the defendant on North Leonard street.
 At atIregular meeting of Mulcahy council K.. of O., last night, three ean- didates were initiated into the my sster- ies of the, first degree. The lresoIu- tions which were adopted recently by Santa Maria council. of Wilmington. Delaware, and may properly be called 1 "A Plea for Justice,' on certain state | ments relating to the Roman Catholic church, which have been published in | Appleton's new encyclopedia and atlas, were unanimously endorsed by Null cahy council.
 l William M. Gillette, assistant clerk | of the district court has lost his well known setter" Tony" The dog was q l favorite with almost everybody it seemed, but someone with an evil mind 1 determined to do away with it and l yesterday morning he found 1t dead of poison. 1t was not only a fayorite with everybody, but also valuable | dog and Mr Gillette would not have parted with it for any money. It had the finest pedigree, it's mother being Beauty owned by l.. F. Root, MT l Gillette's particular friend.
 l The following are the new officers lof Brass City lodge, No 25O, Ladies' | Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Rail- way Trainmen. Councilman, James B. l Quinlan; past mistress, Anna l.. John son; mistress, Mrs Mary Hawkins; vice mistress, Lizzie Kenney; secre- Iretary, Lizzie H. Quinlan; warden, Margaret Burns; conductress, Mrs De lia Rodgers; outside guard, Mrs Mary
 Comsey; inside guard, Mary Burns;
 chaplain, Mary A. Johnson. The SO ciety has elected Miss Lizzie Kenney delegate to the national convention ill Chica go in October,
 The Young Cloyers, ball team
 whoses stamping ground is confined principally to the south end, though ii
 makes occasional incursions into other
 districts and invariably returns with
 victory painted on its banner, is look
 ing for a game with some club that
 has a record. The lineup of the
 Clovers is as follows: J. Phelan, c
 R. Sheehan, p; M. Campion, 1b; IT
 Healey, 2b; J. Brennan, 3b; R. Bacon
 ss; F. Sheehan, of; T. Nolan, If; T.
 Lahey, If. Clubs desiring to try con clusions with the Cloyers are request ed to call upon Captain T. Phelan of
 South street or Manager Bacon of Washington street.
 The summer meetings of the Natur-
 alist club have been attended quite UT
 to the average so far. last nights