Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-22
CITY NEWS.

The board of public safety will meet tonight.
 The Friendly league violin class will meet as usual Monday evening.
 A son was born on March 19 to MT and Mrs John r. Farrell of Wall street.
 A meeting of the Sacred Heart drum corps will be held tomorrow af- ternoon at 2:30.
 The degree team of the Third di- vision, A. o. H., will meet tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday; light northerly winds.
 Dr Callbreath will close his office in this city about the middle of the com ing week and will remove to Denver.
 Real Estate Agent D. H. Tierney has sold for John F. Farrell two build ing lots on Wall street. The purchaser | is Cora Perkins.
 Callender's South Main street res taurant, which was destroyed by fire. ' will reopen for business at the old stand at noon next Monday. | The schedule of games in the Y. M. C.. A. basketball league at the Y. M. 1 c. A. gymnasium tonight is as fol ! lows: Monitors yS LobSterS, Stars 1 yS NormanS, Business Men vs Eagles.
 The funeral of Vincent Roper, the B year-old son of NIr and Mrs William Roper of Dublin street. who died yes terday took place this afternoon, with interment in the new St Joseph's ceme tery.
 There was a fair sized audience present at the concert and promenade which was given by the Waterbury Military band, J P Clark. leader, in the City hall last night. The concert program was fine. All present en- joyed delightful time
 Rev Luke Lawlor. son of MT and Mrs Christopher Lawlor of South Elm street, who was transferred from Windsor Locks to Danbury few weeks ago, was presented yesterday with handsome gold watch and chain by his Windsor Locks friends.
 Mrs Mary Connor, widow of the late John Connor died this morning at her home, 533 East Main street. She is survived by her mother and three sis ters. The funeral will take place Mon- day morning at 9 o'clock with a mass of requiem at the Sacred Heart church and interment in Calvary cemetery.
 Court Champlain, No 146, F of A., held very entertaining and we'll at tended meeting last night in Congress hall. Five candidates were given the goats privileges and one application was received. R. l.. Brandely, J. Baker and E. Baribault were elected as members of the general room com mittee.
 At the weekly bar meeting in the district court this morning it was de- cided to excuse the civil jury until April 1. The case of Olanoff & Fem against Assaf Shaker was set down for hearing on Monday and the case of Frank Kower against the city on March 31. This was the only busi- ness of importance transacted.
 NJ. J. Daly and his sons, Edmund J. and Jeremiah NJ. Da1y, have formed a corporation under the name of NJ. J. Daily x Sons, incorporated, with a cap- ital stock of $50,000. The corporations principal place of business is to be in this city and it is organized for the purpose of conducting the business of mechanical and constructing engineers and of erecting and installing heating systems of all kinds, etc. The new corporation will start in business in a few days with it's $5O,OOO capital stock fully paid. Attorney r. NJ. Peasley drew the incorporation papers.
 Joseph Devine of 12 Third street. a steamfitter in the employ of the Plume X- fvxyn nn6 accident this morning at 1O:3O. He was making repairs in the elevator shaft when the support of the elevator gave way and the elevator fell with | force upon MT Devine's head and then in carriage to his home on Third street and Dr Russell was summoned He found upon examination that MT Deyine was suffering from confusion of the brain and that he was severely | injured about the shoulders. His spine was also sprained. No fatal re- 1 suits, however, are feared.
 Cookery classes for non-league mem bers at the Friendly league school of housekeeping sill begin new terms after the Easter holidays. The first lesson will be on Thursday, April 3, at o.eo d. Ill.,, IL WILL De second course | work, open only to those who have completed the first course Classes in first course cookery will be organized on Thursday afternoon, April 8. and on Tuesday morning, April S. Classes ill first and second course cookery for league members will begin on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, April s and l 9. Other league classes will begin as | follows: Shirt waist class, advanced April ', 7:45 D. m.; shirt waist class beginners, April II. 7:45 D. m; shirt waist class, housekeepers, April II. ? D. m.; embroidery, April ?, 7:45 D. m.
 Collector Thoms, who has been To. cated temporarily in the office of the board of public safety in the City hall building, has removed into permanent quarters across the way the place for merly occupied by the judge of pro- bate. It is a very desirable spot for the collector and the public will find it much more convenient to call upon him there than in some of the big 1 blocks about town. The office is pro 1 vided with suitable desks and q neat l railing. The work was performed by Robert Mackie and appears to be a 1 first class job. MT Mackie will soon commence making such changes in the | place just vacated by MT Thoms as