Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-13
CITY NEWS.

| Popular promenade concert by the American band at City hall this even ing.
 City hall, tomorrow night, Military band prom. Same reliable program 'Nuff sed."
 The funeral of Mrs Julia Fitzgerald will be held tomorrow morning at z: 80 o'clock from her late home, 194 Mill street.
 There will be q meeting of the Brass Moulders' union at s o'clock tonight at Labor Union hall, Grand street. All members are requested to attend.
 The funeral of Mrs Hannah Altman will take place tomorrow morning from her late home on Baldwin street at S:30 with mass of requiem at the Immaculate Conception church and interment in St Joseph's cemetery.
 The reappointment of Judge Burpee | of the Waterbury police court was as- signed for a hearing by the committee on judicial nominatioqs. Wednesday af- ternoon. The committee had been no tified that there would be opposition, but none appeared and the matter was postponed.- Hartford Times.
 Frank r. McEvoy, much improved l in health since his sojourn in the south, may now be found at the sporting em- porium of G. H.. TOWle. B Center street, where he will be pleased to see l all his old friends and expound to them the merits of the Tribune, Co., lumbia and Pierce bicycles as of old
 The Waterbury. Buckle company filed yesterday in the United States circuit court for the district of Con- necticut a bill of complaint against i Roswell A. Moore & Son of Kensing- ton. The complaint alleges the in l fringement by the defendant of pat ented improvement in suspender buck l les. An injunction and an accounting are prayed for.
 1 About forty couples attended de- l lightful private dance which was given l in Leavenworth hall last night. The hall was prettily decorated for the oc- casion. Music for the dancing which consisted of twenty four numbers was furnished by Faulmann's orchestra Refreshments were served. Among the visiting guests were Miss Mildred Mac ] farlane of Bridgeport, Miss Church of Derby, Miss Mabelle Flynn of Hart ford, Messrs Alvie Mccoy and H. w. Bancroft of Hartford and !. Alton Clark of Naugatuck.
 Mir Hallett's pupils recital given last evening in music hall was q suc- cess the pupils all playing we'll and re- | fiecting credit upon their teacher The older ones were particularly excellent they were Misses Katherine NJ. Kee- nan, May Phalen, Nellie Murnane, May Boyle, Cecil Vsil, Annie Wildman and Annie Boyle, Robbie Leddy. Har- old Rogers and Charlie Everett also played nicely, while the younge: ones including Charlie Saltsman, Althea l Daniels, Ruby Page Hazel Munson and Willie Sickmund, performed their selections very finely. Mrs Hallett sung two solos and responded to an encore George Tompkins added much to the evenings success by two artist ically rendered solos upon the violin. Mir Hallett accompanied the solos upon the piano artistically.
 The adjourned meeting of the Water vile school district committee was held last evening for the purpose of awarding the contracts for the pro- posed school. Chairman Ferdinand Wolfe presided George l.. Jenks of the building committee recommended the loan of a sum from $12, 900 to S25,- 900 from the Thomaston bank and the recommendation was adopted. The interest on the loan is Az per cent. A spirited argument took place between T D. Barlow and an agent named Franklin representing Boston firm of steam filters. i9 MT Barlow's bid for heating andiyentilating was. the low est, but the man from Boston claimed | iSs <>f
 was the better one and the merits ot each was tAe cause of argument. The matter of awarding the bids and build mittee, George l.. Jenks. H. M. Rig ney and Edward Munger
 Mrs Elizabeth Reilly, wife of Pat rick Reilly of S2 Union street, died yesterday afternoon after short ill ness of inflammation of the bowels The deceased was born in Pennsylva , mia 52 years ago and came to Water bury with her parents about 40 years ago and has lived here ever since Her maiden name was Elizabeth De- laney, at one time very popular em ploye of the Waterbury Buckle com pany. In 1873 she married MI Reilly. Besides her husband she she leaves one brother. William De laney, and two nephews. John and Pat rick Heating, children of the late Thomas and Margaret Delaney) Keat ing. Mrs Reilly was we'll liked by all who had an acquaintance with hel and will be missed by wide circle oi friends. She enjoyed good health un til short time ago, when some one entered the house after chloroformine Mrs Reilly. and made off with sev eral hundreds in money which the hus band kept in the house. Her husband was on visit to friends in the olt country at the time. She recovered from the shock, but the effect it pro duced upon her system remained The : funeral will be held at 9 o'clock to- morrow morning with mass of re quiem at the Immaculate Conception church and interment in St Joseph's cemetery.
 The lines of jewelry, gold and silver watches of all grades, bric-a-brac silverware, etc, carried by the Upsor JeweIry Go Is equal if not sunnrior 4r