Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-17
CITY NEWS

F Miss May Frances Olvany of New York is the guest of Mrs Mary Phelan of Luke street.
 Edward O'Reilly, boy about 9 or 10 years old, son of Mr and Mrs John O'Reilly of South street, was knocked down and run over yesterday by 8 bakers wagon. The boy came out of the mtxup with a broken leg. Dr Dwyer and Dr Graves reduced the fracture.
 of Anthony Stine of Al North Leonard street, died yesterday afternoon at her home after lingering illness. Be- sides her husband three children, her father, mother, two sisters and one take place Sunday afternoon at Z o'clock. Interment will be in Calvary cemetery.
 The Catholic Transcript warns the Catholic clergy throughout the diocese to be on their guard against young and neat looking fellow with much professions of piety, who is passing fraudulent cheeks on the clergy, The sharp gives the name of Livingston. He worked his game successfully in Hartford some days ago and made about $52.
 An important meeting of Barcelona council, Knights of Columbus, will be held in the K. of c. hall tomorrow af- ternoon at 2 o'clock. The, first and second degrees will be worked upon a dozen candidates The Naugatuck de- gree team, which has been practicing zealously for the occasion will be pres ent and ' confer knighthood upon the es.
 l., on in physical training
 B tt the Friendly league for the <. .esent term will close, on Monday and Tuesday, October 19 and 20. Certain classes are filled and in others a few vacancies remain. Application for day time and evening class member ship should be made to the superin- tendent at once.
 The following class of Turner's from this city went to Holyoke to-day to try for the championship for indoor turning on the horizontal bar and side horse between the Connecticut and Massachusetts Turner's: Charles B1att- man, first instructor; J. Rutishauser, second instructor; W. Schafen. 0. Mil lOIy OudEISS koCAWuDAC1 AuSQBb Fl dAOAs They will be accompanied by R. Grotzebach, W. Kramer, Otto Klednert, c. Moore and several other roOters.
 A .one-act dranaa by Jerome K. Jerome, entitled Sunset will be given on Thursday, November 9. It will be staged under the direction of Miss Demmon, retired actress. The cast of characters will be as follows: Lois and Joan, half sisters, Miss Dem mons and Miss Ladd; Aunt Drusilla, Miss Merriam; Lawrence, Sidney Quick; Azarfah Stodd, G. R. Lewis; Mir Rivers, A. H. Chappelle. The play will be preceded by recital by Miss Demmons.
 The annual promenade of Liberty circle, Companions Of the Forest was held in Leavenwoxth hall last night, and was an enjoyable affair. About seventy-fve couples were present and merr1ly enjoyed themselves for several hours. Music for the dancing was fur nished by Lallier's orchestra. The af- fair was well and successfully man. aged by the following committee: The Misses N. A. O'Brien, K ". Mu1Iigan. A. Q: Leary and A. Q. Brown and Mrs R, Dunnigan.
 T. G. smith, William J. Quinn and 5. A. Dudley will represent the local carpenters union at the convention of the State Association of Carpenters and Joiners to be held in Hartford next week. Matters of great impor- tance will come before this convention. and 1t Is expected that steps will be taken whereby an alliance may be formed between the United Brother hood Of Carpenters and Joinera tho BT1cklayers and Masons and the Bridge and Structural Iron Workers union. which will bring the three strongest crafts of the building industry into one compact body.
 The board of public works held an outing last night and recommended that electric arc lights be installed at the following places: Corner of Lea venworth and West Main streets; cor ner Spark street and Park ayen,1e. Meadow street, opposite the Naugatuck freight station; Bank street, about 15O feet south of, the tracks of the Nau3a- tuck railroad. The petition of Rev M. Traynor ct al for the removal of the light now located at the junction of East Main and School streets to point near the Sprague school, was re- ferred to a committee consisting of MT Blakeslee and Superfnt tendent Kelley. It was voted that the incandescent light now in operation on Spark street be discontinued as soon as the arc light Is installed there. The superintendent of streets was instructed to confer with the trolley company and see if. he can prevail upon them to give better light service. There are a dozen or more applications for new lights still on hand, but there is no money available for that purpose and the board, while recognizing merit in all of them, was