Waterbury Democrat., 1902-02-10
CITY NEWS.

I
 Buckle Go will give their annua
 sociable this evening.
 H. Jacobs has resumed business a | 27 Spencer avenue and anyone desir
 ing to redeem pledges will find hin
 there.
 A daughter was born this mornin, to MT and Mrs John A. Hitchcock a
 their house on Warren Park.
 A daughter was born last week t,
 Mir and Mrs James A. Murnan, for
 merly of this city, now living i'll New
 Haven.
 There will be an anniversary requiem mass celebrated tomorrow morning a half-past in St Francis Xavier. church for the late Michael Leeney ol Liberty street.
 Persons having pets for the Boys club pet exhibition, which is to be hel6 this week Wednesday and Thursday will kindly have them at the rooms Wednesday morning.
 Miss Mamie McNally and Miss Clara Feeney returned from Ansonia last night after attending the Belester bal Friday evening and the Sunshine dance Saturday evening.
 John, infant son of Mir and Mrs John Egan of 624 South Main street died last night The funeral took place this afternoon with interment in the new St Josephs cemetery.
 The Milford Land and Cottage com pany began the erection of two story building on the corner of Center and Leavenworth streets this morn ing. Gaffney x Cronin are doing the work. Though the plans are for a two-story building they may be chang ed to suit fourstory building.
 The funeral of Sarah Oxley took place this morning from the family residence on East Main street with service at the Sacred Heart church by the Rev Father Shelley and interment in St Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were William and Richard Cosgrove. Edward Pagan and William Crannell.
 The dozen lawyers interested in the controversy between Cordelia O'NeilI and the City Lumber and Coal Co and Attorney John O'Neill and the Water- bury Lumber and Coal company. in which about $500 is in dispute. agreed in the district court this morning to meet some day this week and divide the money.
 Sheriff Durham has accepted ser- vice in the suit brought against him Tor S2o0 dama geS for alleged fraud and negligence in the performance of his duty. This is the case that arose out or the recent boxing exhibition held in the Auditorium, where an alleged fake attachment was served in order. it was said, to hold the receipts for the promoters of the exhibition.
 Among the societies burned out last week was Waterbury conclave, I. o. of H.. which had headquarters in Johnson's hall. Nosahogan lodge. I Q. o. F., has kindly rendered the con claye the use of it's parlors for a tonight. Archon D. M. Da- wis would like to see a full attend ance at the meeting
 The regular meeting of the Hill Street Improvement association was argely attended last Friday night. Resolutions of sympathy with the dis ressed families owing to the recent ire were adopted. The formation of l brigade for fire protection was con- idered and it is expected that one will )e formed in the near future. A com nittee was appointed to make arrange nents for a sociable to be given at the Hub rooms on February 15.
 Anthony Donovan died yesterday at his home, 36 Dikeman street. He leaves four sons, Thomas 1f Thomaston. James, Martin and Mi thael of Waterbury; also two daugh- Eers, Mrs Mary McMahon and Mrs Hanna Phelan of this city. He was ! member of the Holy Name society of the Sacred Heart parish. The fu- neral will be held tomorrow morning It 6:30 o'clock to the Immaculate Conception church. The remains will be taken to New Hartford for burial in charge of Undertaken Null ] 7ille.