Waterbury Democrat., 1902-01-13
CITY NEWS.


 hold a meeting tomorrow night.
 Henry Linderman was to-day ap- pointed administrator on the estate of the late Ferdinand Reichstiener.
 Mrs John J. Byrnes If Vine street slipped on the ice on Camp street Sat urday evening and fractured her arm.
 Mrs Sarah F. Meloy was this after noon appointed administratrix upon the estate of her late husband, D. H. Meloy.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Fair tonight and Tuesday; slightly warmer Tuesday; light west to south west winds.
 There will be an important meeting of the Ladies Brass Workers Protect ors union in Congress hall tonight. All members are reuested to be present.
 The members of the board of finance held an informal meeting Saturday night and talked over matters for the coming year. Beyond this nothing was done.
 The contract for building the rro- posed new parochial school on Cole street has been awarded to John w.. Gaffney < Co. The Seeley & Upham Co will do the carpenter work.
 The contention over the will of the late William Delaney, which was to be heard to-day, did not materialize ow- ing to the illness of Attorney M. J. Byrne, who represents the contestants.
 T. W. McGarry, who recently sold out his stock of millinery and dry goods to the Turnbull Go, has taken a position with the Sage & Allen Go. oue of the largest dry goods firms in Hart. ford.
 Chief Snagg and Captain Dodds went to Meriden to-day to attend the funeral of the last Captain Brainard. an officer of the fire department of the Silver city,who was killed by the fire horses.
 Attorneys Bronson and Minor, rep. sent1ng A. NJ. Young. the trolley mag nate, have entered suit for foreclosl1r,, against Mrs Mary Murley of South Leonard street. The amount invo, 7cd Is $15O. At the First church tonight at s o'clock an organ recital will be given by Arthur l.. Towne, assisted by Miss Katherine C. Churchill, violinist. A very interesting program has been prepared.
 More of the help at the clock fac. tory was laid off Saturday night. This time number of machinists were the unlucky ones. It is reported that a DE cur in the general rage wate will be made very soon.
 Miss Emma Mccarthy arrived home oaturday evening from France where she has been for some months. Life ln Europe, particularly in the south ern part of the continent, was very interesting to Miss Mccarthy. At meeting of the Sacred Heart drum corps yesterday afternc%s the members voted to accept an iny4tation from the Liberty drum corps of An. sonia to attend sociable which will De given by that corps on January 20 The Rev Mother Fabian and Mother l Cyril of the Mt St Joseph convent Hartford, were in this city to-day on business in connection with the com ing entertainment at Polls theater un der the auspices of the Mt St Joseph alumnae.
 In the city court, civil side, this morning, the continued case of E. H | Wells Of New Haven against c. w. Church s heard. The object of the suit was to recover on a note for $75 l The defendant denied he ever con l tracted the alleged debt and q letter was introduced this morning showing that he did. Decision was deferred l The case of Mrs Margaret Rrophy against Matthew Mclaughlin and wife will be heard tomorrow forenoon il the city court, civil side. The follow ing have been chosen as the petit jury to "sit on the case:' Adam Faber Patrick Hickey, John +. Gallagher Emmond N. Chipman, John H. Lough lin and Chauncey E. Webster. Mrs BrOphy claims the defendants violated a contract she made with them b, which she leased to them premises a 72 Pamberton street and they should support her in return.
 The first meeting of the Hill Stree Improvement association was hele Saturday evening at the club rooms ol Johnson avenue. Taxpayers to tn number of 35' were present from tn following named streets: Hill, Sars field, Fleet. Platt. Tudor, New, Butler Hotchkiss and Madison streets, Gas sidy avenue, Johnson avenue an' Greenwood Heights. The followin
 officers were elected for the ensuin
 year: President, Frederick Davis
 secretary, T. ]. Coyle; treasurer
 George Cook The meeting was ac
 dressed by Messrs Bli chard, SweI ! son, Begg, Trinkle, Dal as and Norma } and some excellent speeches wer , made. The association has rente the rooms formerly occupied by tn Cottage Social club. The meeting
 will be held weekly on Saturday nigh
 A special meeting will be held on nez
 Wednesday, January 15, at s D. m. fe the convenience of those who coul ? not attend on Saturday night. Tf 2 organization is a permanent one an
 a social time will be given in the nes future.