Waterbury Democrat., 1902-08-22
CITY NEWS.

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 1 Special forecast for Connecticut l Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday; light west winds.
 The Fourth division, A. O. H.. will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock
 10 take action on the death of John l Dwycr.
 James Donahue of $50 North Main street, who has been i'll for some l weeks, is so far recovered as to be able to move about.
 Mayor Kilduff has called special meeting of the board of education for S:15 o'clock this evening to take action
 on the bids for the contract for the new Washington Hill school
 I Attorneys Root, Peasley and Thoms are almost settled in the new offices on center and Leavenworth streets They
 occupy the entire second floor and theit t offices are the finest in the city,
 There will be meeting of Court
 Richard +. Phelan tonight in Forest
 CTS reading room in G. A. R. block The meeting is called for the purpose 1 or taking action on the death of John l Dwver.
 John Lynch of Alder street, an em-
 ploye of tbe Waterbury Button Go, was l caught by freight elevator in tho ] factory this morning and injured about
 the right knee. Dr Dwyer gave him 1 medical treatment.
 To-day's session of the Universal I Peace union at Mystic had for it's fea- ture the reading of letter from Ed
 ward Ginn of Boston, in which the
 writer announced that he proposed to
 devote much of his time to the educa-
 tional peace problem.
 Henry J. Galpin of Woodbury was
 arrested to-day by Deputy Sheriff crane Of that place on a charge of
 selling liquor without a license. Sher-
 in Rigney was looking for Galpin, too,
 but the Woodbury man located him at
 the residence of his brother. l John F., the fifteen months old son
 of MT and Mrs Patrick Fitzgerald of
 Benham street, died this morning of
 spinal meningitis The funeral will
 take place tomorrow afternoon at ?
 o'clock with interment in the new St | Joseph's cemetery.
 l Joseph S1mikftis and Joseph Mintz. me delegates representing the striking mlne workers in Pennsylvania are re | ce1vlng cordial reception in Water Dury and expect to leave here with con. siderable financial backing to assist in
 carrying on the struggle between labor
 and capital in the coal regions. l The Waterbury woman who was ar
 rested in New York some time ago for | throwing acid in the face of her al- legged husband, James Smith, has been
 sentenced to Blackwell's island for l six months and fined $50 and costs which ill New York means very large sum and a long time in prison unless l it is paid.
 Miss Mary A. Deely, aged 42 years. dled last night at the Waterbury hos pltaL She Is survived by her parents. MT and Mrs Thomas Deely of 596 South Main street, five brothers and two sisters, Patrick, John, Dennis Ed ward, Thomas, Mrs Sarah Fleming and Miss Della Deely. The funeral will take place from the family residence to St Patrick's church Sunday after- noon.
 Colonel Burpee appeared before Judge Roraback of the superior court in Winsted to-day on behalf of the mo. ton to dissolve the injunction which restrains the majority of the board of directors of the Matthews & Willard 70 from transferring the plant to the custody of the Scovill Manufacturing %. He was accompanied by Robert .. Griggs, treasurer of the Matthews X Willard O.
 Alice Muriel, the 5-years-old daugh. ter of Mir and Mrs Edgar McKinstry or Burton street, died last night. This Is the second death in the family dur ing the present week, Edna S.. an IT. years-old girl, being carried away by dlphther1a last Wednesday. The fu- neral Will take place tomorrow after noon at 2:30 o'clock. with service at the house by the Rev Dr Davenport. The body will be buried beside that of her sister in Riverside cemetery.
 Mrs Hannah Finnerty, 75. widow of Patrick Finnerty, died this morning at o'clock at the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs F. S. Porter. after a years illness. She leaves four daughters, Mrs John Corcoran, Mrs +. $. Porter, Mrs William Schauwecker and Mrs Chatfeld. and one son, James Timer ty. The funeral will take place Sun day afternoon at l o'clock from the residence of her daughter, Mrs Porter. 5OS North Main street, to St Thomas church
 In ziglatzki & Marks window on Center street is a picture of still life that is attracting considerable notice It represents .. shaving cup, with the brush in it, hanging onNa nail over the flght hand corner of the front page of the Democrat. At first glance the picture is greatly deceptive One imag- ines the piece of newspaper was torn off and hung up behind the cup as a 1 background, but the gilt frame dispels the illusion and serves to bring out the l flne work of the artist, William B. Marks. Mir Ziglatzkis partner. SIR THOMAS HAD CLOSE CAII
 London, Aug 22.-sir Thomas Lipton was in an automobile accidnnt IA dnr