Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-10
CITY NEWS.

i, John Kelly the well known pitche ' of the Brooklyn Athletic club is i'll a : h1s home on East Main street. { Special forecast for Connecticut : Fair tonight and Saturday; war1ne : Saturday; light variable winds. l James J. smith, foreman of Hool ? and Ladder Co No 15. of New York ! is spending few days in town, tn Z guest of Sam Munch.
 Miss Lizzie Kenney of Jewelr, street has gone to Cleveland, Ohio, al delegate to the fifth biennial con yention of the ladies' auxiliary to tn,
 Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. Charles Allerton of Middlebury, for merly of this city, was awarded tn,
 frst prize for standard bred two veal
 old stallionS at the Danbury fair. The name of MT Allerton's horse is lover
 look.''
 The funeral of Nora Bowes vii take place from the family residence
 on Gilbert street tomorrow morning
 at $50 o'clock A mass of requiem
 will be celebrated at the Immaculate
 Conception church. The interment
 will be in new St Joseph's cemetery
 Someone unconsciously swapped bi-
 cycles with Dr Poore Yesterday the
 doctor left his wheel on the sidewalk
 near his office. Another wheel was
 standing near When the doctor next
 left his office he saw his own wheel
 was gone, but the other was still
 standing where he first saw it. The
 man who made the mistake can find
 hls wheel at the police station.
 Again to-day the district court was
 occupied with the claims against the estate. of the late William IF. Delaney.
 All of them except that of Jacob Is-
 raeloYitch have been heard and that
 was begun to-day. Attorney Rich-
 mond represented the claim. Mrs
 lsraeloyitch was the only witness for
 the claim. She testified that it was
 based on money loaned and goods de-
 l1Yered. It amounts to $239
 l Owing to the absence of five mem
 bers, the Master Barbers' association l decided at it's special meeting last night to defer action upon the new schedule of opening and closing hours
 as adopted by the Journeymen Bar
 pefs union until it's regular meeting next Monday night. One master bar.
 Der said to-day that in all probability
 the proposed change of closing the
 barber shops at II o'clock instead of l2 o'clock on Saturday night would not be adopted.
 The trainmen of the Central New hhgIand railroad have recently been examined at the office in Hartford and put one man was transferred and none ulsIhlssed. Conductor Thomas Cog sles, one or the oldest men on the road III polnt or service, was transferred to lne machlne shop because of deafness. InoInas rooney, an engineer on the Ioau' Wno mas been railroading for tWenty-seyen years, was found to nave Dad eyeslght and he was ordered 10 get pair of glasses. It was said aI the once or the company yesterday that he had probably procured tha glasses by this time. :: z =. :.
 Mellcent Porter chapter, D. A K VIII meet on Monday afternoon at a CLOCK at the home of the regent. Mrs LUIS 5. Northrop, 51 Church street Ihe members of the children's society. the Stars and Stripes chapter. e. 4 h., are invited to come at 345 and take part in the exercises of nlantino the young oak tree, sprung from an acorn of the famous Charter Oak Which the chapter has obtained nar, mission from the trustees of the Rron. son library to set out in it's grounds Nembers are requested to bring to ina nleetlng one glass of jelly each for tba | nospltal. as agreed upon at the June l meeting. oiie
 Olin F. Hart's creditors and the citv of Waterbury are involved in the | meshes of the law. MT Hart is a con | tractor and owns a road roller. He dld some work for the city and. it | seems that at the same time he bought some goods of Jones & Morgan and I also Zigatzki & Marks It seems he | also assigned his bill for the work ha dld Tor the city to a Mrs Blackman. | Jones & Morgan and Zigatzki & Marks sued Hart for the goods he bought E or them and were given Judgment bv E Justice Meigs. Being unable to re- | cover, they have sued the city in I scire facia, and this action will he tried before Justice Meigs.
 The regular business meeting of the Young Women's Friendly league was held last evening with a large attend | ance The superintendent read a AHoSI ChCouIaSlHS report covering the F last two weeks of September. The aggregate attendance was AT. attend- ance of members 1S7, business calls l44 Music was furnished by Misses Marcella Garrity and Kittie Dwyer Miss Nellie Thomas gave an interest," ing account of a visit to the vacation house at Madison. Miss Ward tha president, in short talk to the mem- bers, told of the plans for the winter and announced the annual Halloween party. After singing the leaena hymn the meeting adjourned to No vember 13
 Irving Luzerne Camp of 39 Chestnut avenue, clerk at Frank Miller & Co.'S. and Miss Gertrude Pease of Conway Mass, were married at the home of the brides mother, Mrs Newton Tease, in Conway, yesterday afternoon at o:45 by the Rev B. H. Hinchliffa of Merrick. Herbert Lincoln Richard- son of Plaintield, N. J., was best man. and Miss Frances D. c. Eddy of New York was bridesmaid, while Miss Mad eleine De Labarre was flower girl The house was prettily decorated with eyergreens, autumn leaves and hydrangeas, under an arch of which I.