Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-03
CITY NEWS.


 last night.
 The fiftieth anniversary of the Sec ond Congregational church will be eel ebrated tomorrow night.
 Arcent Lecour, through D. H. Tier ney's agency, sold his farm on Park road to Samuel T. Smith. who will oc- cupy it and improve it.
 General Manager J. E. Sewall of the Connecticut Lighting and Railway Co left today on q business trip to Bos- ton and Worcester.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Fair tonight and Friday; probably showers by Friday night; west to north winds, brisk on the coast.
 The difference between the fathers and their employers has been adjusted to the satisfaction of both parties and the men will return to work to-mor- TOW.
 Miss Elsie Barnes, daughter of MT and Mrs Charles Barnes of Woodbury, is spending q few days with her aunt, Mrs James R. Mccarthy, 19S Wolcott street.
 The will of the late Mary X. Gris- wold was admitted to probate yester- day. Edward Tyrrell is named exec utor All of her property is left her widower.
 The St Patrick bazaar committee will hold meeting this evening and all who are to take part or in any way assist at inc bazaar are asked to attend.
 John, the three years and six months old child of MT and Mrs Patrick Cur ran of PTS Mill street, died today. The funeral will take place tomorrow af- ternoon at o'clock with interment in Calvary cemetery
 The finding Of facts in the case of ". H. Camp ct al against I. c. Cuser, which is popularly known as the 'Platt block case" have been received by Clerk McAIahon of the city court. This case goes to the supreme court.
 A special meeting of the Carpenters and Joiners' union will be held tonight in their hall on Grand street, which has been repaired and fitted up since the quarantine. A full attendance is requested. as special business will be transacted
 John Gleeson of East Main street and Miss Mary Donahue Of Fuller street were married at S:45 o'clock this morning at the Immaculate Con ception church by the Rev Father Broderick. Joseph Gleeson, brother of the groom, was best man. and Miss Mary Kelly was maid of honor.
 The funeral of William Ahearn took place from Bergin & Sons undertaking rooms this morning at o'clock to the Immaculate Conception church. where requiem high mass was celebrated by the Rev Father Broderick. Inter- ment was in St Joseph's cemetery. The pallbearers were August Coward, ]. L. Delaney, E. F Mathon and William Grafton.
 The funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Down ey took place this morning from her late home on Dublin street with d mass of requiem at the Sacred Heart church by the Rev Father Shelley and interment in the family plot in Calvary cemetery. The bearers were John Kenny, James Downey, Patrick flick ey, Michael and Thomas O'Neill and Michael Lawlor
 The jury in the district court has been excused until tomorrow morning, there being no business ready for dis position. The TerrY-BPonson against Whittlesey case was settled while the jury on the Deyine vs Warner case were reporting. The cases following were settled, so that the attorneys en- gagged on the cases way down the list were taken unawares. Hence the ad- journment. :
 Faulman's full orchestra furnished the music for the seventh annual as sembly and promenade of the Oriental Social club, which was held in Ieayen- l worth hall last night. There was a large attendance Guests were pres ent from Watertown. Naugatuck and other out of town places. The com mittee of arrangements consisted of J. B. Hatcher, chairman; Fl. A. Hatch CT, J. l.. Halle, J. F. Cam, F. AIichaels. Washington Rogers, Thomas c. Law. Fred Lawton, Fred Fitch, NJ. Bullock. Fred Jackson, Charles Demore. John Henderson, William Demore, George Fuller and John Taylor.
 Mrs Matilda Loud will make anotb- CT attempt to procure a divorce from her husband, Frank H. This will a1AathO ACl lAllu 0nOIL III IQlS respect. A few days ago Judge Gager decided against her in her second attempt. which was founded upon alleged intol- erable cruelty and desertion. The court found that cruelty was mot proved and that desertion had not ta- ken place at the time alleged, the de fendant having visited the plaintiff subsequent to the date mentioned in the complaint as that upon which de sertion had taken place. This time she will base her petition upon deser- tion only. The papers in the matter ! have already been drawn up.
 The senior girls of the State Normal school, class of 1902. at New Britain. who have been teaching in South Manchester training schools since No- vember. returned to school to-day to prepare for graduation, which will take place in June. Following is a | list Of the young ladies: Olive An derson. South Manchester; Florence B. Atwood, Watertown; Elsie P. Bots ford, Newton; Abbie B. Brooks, l Clinton; Bessie H. Cordaire, Collins vile; Viola I. Collins, Hartford; He lena r. Curtis, Hartford; Mary E. De | Wanna, New Canaan; Florence NJ Dickinson, Hartford; Agnes NJ. Fox New Britain; Helen NJ. Gallagher, Far mington; Mary E. Griffiths, Southing. ton: Mary E. Griswold. Berlin; Ger trude NJ. Harrington, Hartferd: Ellen D. Hines, Thompssnville; Ed>sa Jen-