Waterbury Democrat., 1902-06-20
CITY NEWS.

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 Lovers of pure beer can find Paff's
 Milwaukee lager on draught at Watts.
 Special forecast for Connecticut:
 Fair tonight and Saturday; north to
 east winds.
 James Mitchell English of Boston, a student at St Bernard seminary, Koch ester, is visiting Miss Annie J. Corden of A Wall street.
 Notice has been posted at the en- frances to the clock factory that begin ming on Monday next the factory will run nine hours day with nine hours pay.
 George o. Robbins has entered suit for $1O0 against Jeremiah and Margar- | ct Fitzpatrick and an attachment to the amount has been made upon their property by Constable Lannon. Justice U. c. Church heard the case and counter cases for assault and islander of Joseph Patricello against Celestino Jannantonio for $10O in each case. Decision was reserved. The High school class of 1902 will enjoy all outing to Lake Compounce l on Monday. Tonight the class will give a promenade and reception ill Odd Fellows hall.
 | The board of finance met last night and approved the payrolls. The recom- mendation of the board of education relative to increase in teachers sal
 aries was laid on the table until the | next meeting.
 Louise, the six year old daughter of MT and Mrs Daniel Wiehn of 311 Wal nut street, died this morning. The funeral will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be in Calvary cemetery.
 John, the nine months old son of the late John Kenny. died this morn ing at the home of Cornelius Shea, 945 Baldwin street. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon at 7 o'clock with. interment in Calvary cemetery.
 Con Cassidy of East Main street, a student at the Niagara university, re- turned home Wednesday for the sum- mer vacation. This morning he went to Hartford and reported to Captain Reisling of the Hartford base ball team. with which he has signed for the present season.
 James W. Fitzpatrick of Wall street, who completed on Tuesday a postgraduate course at the Catholic university at Washington, is now in Minnesota where he will fill during the summer a lucrative position as survey or under the United States govern ment
 The following is the lineup of the Moonlight and Second Ward teams who will play at the South End Social club picnic at the Driving park on Sat urday, June 21: Moonlights-Cu Cunning ham, C; Wallace, D; Howe, 1b; J. Phe- Ian, 2b; E. Burns, 3b: Johnson, ss; Murray, If; Sheehan, Of: McGuinness, If; R. Phelan. D. Second Wards Keefe, C: W. Noonan, D; Aarsella, lib; Egan, 2b; B. Convard, 3b; J. Noonan, ss; Horn. If; c. Cooke. cf; x. Me Carthy, If; Bennett, substitute.
 The familiar figure of the Hon Greene KenGrick, who left here some time ago to reside in West Haven, was seen on the public strc>ts to-day. MT KendricS appears to be in the en- joyment of his usual good health and looks as happy and cheerful as ever. He took q stroll around the green and in passing along West Main street he looked and turned to look again at the Kendrick homestead across the way where he was born and reared, and acted as if he felt something tug ging at his heart strings all the while.
 The annual picnic and athletic sports given by Division ,, Go E. Hibernian rifles, at the driving park Saturday. July 9th, is arousing the greatest in- ocf oc eix, z athletics a chance to see John Flana- gan. champion of the world, in an ex- hihition of hammer throwing. and also will bring together the famous kick ans" of New York. Gaelic football champions of the United States and the Wolf Tones of Waterbury, cham pions of the state. Flanagan states that he was never in better shape and record performance may surely be looked for Other important events on the program are putting the 16-lb shot, running hop, step and jump, half mile foot race running broad jump and a tug of war contest be- tween Waterbury and Naugatuck.
 There will be an auction sale of the Mccarthy property, corner of Mill street and Platt place. Saturday, June 2S, at o'clock in the afternoon, con- sisting of one two-family house, one. one-family dwelling, one building lot, two business wagons anr dump cart, barn and shed. If you don't want to buy all the property it will b e divided up so that you can have the part of it you need The sale will be held on the premises and will take place rain or shine The end i'll view is to con vert the property into cash so that the estate may be settled up among the heirs. People wno think they would like to bid on the property are il. -ited to look at the premises any time fr,m now until a week from next Saturday when it will be disposed of to the highest bidder or bidders.