Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-28
CITY NEWS.

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 Will leave tomorrow for visit with
 relatives i'll Ireland.
 | The Sixth division, A. O. H., will hold
 an important special meeting in G. A
 R. block tonight.
 Miss Slater of New Haven has re-
 turned home after a short visit at the
 home Of Miss Louise Butler on North
 Elm street.
 Tomorrow evening there will be a
 meeting of the Greater Waterbury
 Amateur league at the Merrimac club
 rooms at s o'clock.
 In St Thomass church at last ser vice yesterday announcement was made of the bans of marriage of Joseph Sullivan and Miss Mary Mccarthy.
 Munivio Parrsifu-C -Cesareo. aged 40 years, died this morning at the hos pltal. The funeral will take place Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from 993 South Main street.
 Liberty circle. No 65O. Companions of the Forest. held a very interesting meeting Saturday evening at Forest CTS hall. One candidate was initiat- ed and several applications for mem- bership were read
 Mrs Dr Weber of Milwaukee. ac. cohpanled by her two children, are spending q few days with Mrs Weber's sister, Mrs Leo c. Herr, 66 Wood street. Mrs Weber will sail Saturday for Glasgow on the Furnessa.
 Marie Aselin, the 1 year 8 months, old daughter of Mir and Mrs Alfred Aselin. of 326 Meadow street. died on Saturday night. The funeral took place this afternoon at 2 o'clock. In- terment was in St Josephs cemetery.
 Court Shields. F. of A. will celebrate its fifteenth anniversary at Odd Eel lows hall on the evening of May [. The committee in charge is composed of !. j. Mcdonald, chairman. I. T. Fitz- gerald, F. Clancy, F. F. Riordan. NJ. F. Mchlnnefney, secretary.
 The adjusters on the damagas cans- ed 10 the rink by the recent fire Were Ill town to-day. Samuel Root would not say what his loss was, but he did admit that he did not expect to be able 10 erect brick building for what the adjustors would allow him.
 The board of education will hold inc last regular meeting of this month this evening. One of the things to be dis posed of is to arrange for the trainjne school for next year. Superintendent Tinker has already recommended that II be transferred to the Walsh school.
 The will of the late I. N. Russell was approved in probate to-day There was no opposition. The widow. Flora. IS executri1. She is left the balance of the estate after $500 each is given 10 Homer S.. son, and the daughters. Cora R. Bristol and Anna and Flor ence Russell
 The board of education took q iaunt this afternoon SouthWard to look over various sites for q new school in the hill district There are q number in view, so many that the con- mittee on hygiene, which had the recommending of q site; did not care to take the matter wholly upon them.
 The Workingmen's Social club gave q very pleasant time to between 400 and 500 of their friends in Academy hall yesterday afternoon. The program included songs, speeches and recita- tions. Alderman Murray was one of the principal speakers. The club de. sireS to thank all who assisted in mak- ing their recent entertainment a sue. cess.
 The funeral of Anna May O'Brien took place yesterday afternoon from the residence of her parents. MT and Mrs Michael O'Brien. 236 Cherry street. with interment in the new St JoSeph'S cemetery. The floral offer ings included cross from her parents. pillow, John and Mamie O'Brien. bol1- quets, Dr and Mrs NJ. J. Donahue. Annie NJ. Delaney and Mamie English.
 The Anti-yaccination society held a meeting yesterday and listened to an address by Dr g. E. Mum. in the course of which he pitched into Dr Lindsley of the state board of health. He thought Dr Lindsley either ignor- ant or untrutlfful and referred to compulsory vaccination as legalized murder. l.. ". Anderson also spoke in support of the principles of the or ganization.
 Michael J. Cooney died last night at his home. 162 South Elm street. He leaves a widow and four children. Lauretta, Esther, John and Joseph. a mother, Mrs John Cooney, two broth CTS, Dennis and John, and two sisters. Mrs George Dunn and Miss Margaret Cooney. He was a member of Water bury Lodge. B. P. o. E.. Court He'll mann. F. of A., Sixth Division. A. o. H. and the Olympia club. The funeral will take place to the Immaculate Con- ception church tomorrow morning at S:30 o'clock. The interment will be in the new St Joseph's cemetery. Mir Cooney was a brother to the late Mrs John J. Murphy, who died last Thurs day and was buried Saturday morning.
 The only one in the prisoners dock in the city court to-day was Joseph who was charged with hay. ing been drunk yesterday and also with being a common drunkard. Not that the congested ap- pearance of his face. husky voice ard tired. sleepy eyes, was plain evidence that he had been over indulging. he plead not guilty. Officer Brearton and Chief Egan furnished the evidence and Mcdonald was sentenced to thirty days for being drupk and 24O days for being common drunkard. Mike Fjl- l leppo and Joseph De Gregary settled a case for assault for $15 each.
 Mayor Kilduff and City Clerk Ryan and the board of public works accom- panied by City Attorney Kellogg. En- |