Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-20
CITY NEWS.

CEGu f1cdTL III kHC interests of the League of Prayer. Dennis Carey and Miss Mary Burke were married this morning at 7:3C o'clock at St Francis Xavier's church by the Rev Father Curtin. The wit nesses were Maurice Powers and Miss Bridget Carey.
 l Attorney D. B. Kelley to-day entered suit against the Wells Towel Supply company for Theophilus Pelletier. The complainant was knocked down by the defendants wagon one day last week and broke his bicycle, valued at $50.
 All the solderers in the city are re quested to meet at Buffers and Polish CTS hall tomorrow afternoon at o'clock for the purpose of organizing | Francis Burpee and Lewis Atwood of this city will enter Black Hall col 1 lege this fall.
 l At short calendar In the district court this forenoon bond of $50 was ordered in the suit of Annie Mozauka versus William Walaytys. In the suit of NJ. A. Dougherty versus Thomas J l Doran reply to the complaint was or dered in two weeks.
 l Tonight will be the last night of the 1 Washington Hill A. C.'s annual fair which has been held all the week al the City hall. Standing room will be | at a premium. Dancing will be g feature, Gallipeau's orchestra furnish l ing music. The various articles will be drawn tonight.
 There was no city court to-day. A complaint against Patrick Skeahan fol assault was continued to Monday. This is family row originating in drink Mrs Skeahan being reluctant to prose. cute, there seemed a probability that the matter could be disposed of with out trial. Skeahan was put under 8 bond of $1O0.
 The first promenade concert of the season will be given by the American band at City hall next Tuesday even ing. A concert program of five ex- cellent numbers will be given previous to the dance program. The dance program will consist of IS numbers of the latest popular music. Dancing will continue until P o'clock. Ad- mission will De 25 cents. la
 The New Britain High school athlet- ic association instructed Manager Ed ward Farrell, delegate to the Trinity league, to oppose the ladmittance of the Waterbury High school in the league. Meriden has taken similar action against the Brass City High school team, so it Is pretty certain that Waterbury's application for member ship will be turned down at the league meeting.-New Britain Record
 Prof O. 4. Bailey will reopen his dancing class season with an informal reception to his former pupils and friends next Friday evening in the former Kimball School hall, Citizens bank building. All his classes will be conducted there this season. Entire new beginners class commences Mon da evening, September %. His studio for private lessons and applicants will be open daily at 70 Bank street.
 Mizpah colony, United Order of Pil, grim Fathers, elected the following officers. for. the ensuing term atn the meeting held iii Red Meii's hall last evening": Governor JbsephLE. Smith lieutenafit governor, Sarah l.. Town send; chaplain, Mrs c. H. Graham; secretary, Frederick Pierce; collector Miss Lena Brown; sergeant-at-arms Mrs c. Lopez; deputy sergeant-at- arms, Charles Graham; inside senti nel. Tunis A. Horton; outside sentinel Percy Brown; board of trustees, Mrs c. Lopez, Jacob Blakeslee, James Gar. l diner.
 John Sheridan of fl Pleasant street died in the hospital at 10 o'clock last night of paralysis of the throat. He was removed to the institution six hours prior to his death. The de ceased leaves a widow and two daugh- l ters, Katherine and Margaret. He was a member of Barcelona council K. of G., and had a wide circle ot | friends, all of whom speak of him as good citizen. The funeral wifi talse lplace from the family residence at 1:3C tomorrow afternoon with service al the Immaculate Conception church and interment in new St Joseph's cemetery.
 The criminal side of the district court will get down to business next Tues day or Wednesday, The list prepared by Prosecutor Bradstreet shows little business to be disposed of. This list shows the following cases are ready for trial: pr F. J. Callaghan, two cases, practising medicine without q 1 license; Charles V. Bolth, two cases violating the liquor laws; Harry Ker, shaw, taking a team without leave Joseph Yankalunais, breach of tht Ipeace; Michael Callaghan, assault
 John Hurley, two cases, violating tho lliquor laws; Louis Grusky, violating
 the junk laws, and Charles McGowan resisting an officer.
 The New Haven county bar held Z
 meeting yesterday and elected Attor
 ney John K. Beach president and At torney William H. Williams of Derb,
 secretary. A committee was appoint
 ed to select date for q dinner. Judg,
 Robertson declined to be a candidat,
 for the presidency. The motion t, have q dinner was made by Attorne,
 Bernard Lynch. He said that tn,
 county bar had never met in socia
 way. He suggested that the dinner b,
 held not later than February, the ex penses to be borne by those attending
 He then nominated the following com
 mittee: Henry c. White, Harry W
 Asher, L. M. Hubbard, Charles c
 Root, James T. Moran, William H
 Williams, Wilbur F. Davis.
 l Miss Helena J. Hayden, secretar,
 to Superintendent of schools R. w
 Tinker, has no little work in issuin
 certificates to children fourteen O