Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-08-03

MANI street..
The aldermen will meet tonight,
4 when it is believed something definite
will be done on the old home week
project.
Bridget Costello, the eight-months'
old child of Mr. and Mrs John Costello
| of 466 Dublin street died last night.
| The funeral took place this afternoon
with interment in st Joseph's GENE
terry.
DR. P. j. Callagnan of this city has
/ just received from G. A Lindsey, sec
rotary of the state board Of medical
examiners, certificate notifying him
that he has passed the examination
and is entitled to practice his calling
| in this city.
| Miss Nellye Reed will leave for
New York Tuesday to take a course of
four weeks study at Professor De
Garmv's institute for dancing. Miss
Reed conducted a very successful
school in K. of G. hall last season and
will reopen September 8, 1903.
The local golf team went to Meri-
den Saturday and was defeated by the
| Silver City team. After the match
a fine dinner was served. The score;
Watenbury-Bryan O, Rogers O, Brown
0, Williams O, G. L. White, jr, o, j. p.
Kellogg 0-totals. O.. Meriden--Tre-
denick 2, Pierce O.. Sands 0, Prouty 3,
Smith 0, Churchill 6-totals, IL.
The funeral of Hester Cullen took
place yesterday afternoon at 80 at the
residence, 738 East Main street. The
pallbearers were Elizabeth Law1or,
dollie Cullen, Margaret and Pauline
Cullen. Among the floral tributes
were wreath from Mr. and SIrs. J. A.
Cullen, bouquets from Miss Margaret
Maher, Mrs William HATTIE and Miss
Catherine Leary. Interment was at
Calvary cemetery.
Attorney Carmody and wifx were out
for a drive yesterday and wnilr pass
ing along the Meriden road near what
is commonly known as Wards bridge
the horse fell and were it not for the
presence of nind of re driver, who
jumped to the ground in a.. jiffy and
! seized the horse and with the assist
ance of nearby residents succeeded in
| righting things before any serious'
| damage occurred, a broken shaft being
| the only evidence of the mishap. The
| good natured attorney treated all
| hands to a brand of first class cigars,
while his fair companion remarked
| that she thought such a popular thor
oughfare should have a better road
way. This set the neighbors to think
ing and many inquiries were made as
to why the place is left in its present
condition.
| The O'Sullivan Outing club enjoyed
a clambake beneath the shadow of
Pine Hill yesterday afternoon, when
the following program was rendered
/ Duet, O'Brien brothers; song. s.Ro1l On,
Silvery Moon J.. J. O'Brien; song,
When the Blue Sky Turns to Gold, .
! Baby D. J. Fitzgerald; solo. THE
/ Weeping Willow" John O'Brien and
/ Stephen O'Sullivan: breakdown dance
/ J. Quilter: recitation. 'How We Fixed
the. Boxers and a Filipino clog dance
Morgan Bowling. Officers were cho-
sen as follows: President, Stephen
OiSulhvan; vice president, James Quill
Ter; treasurer, J. G. O'Brien; trustees
D.:J. Fitzgerald E. Mccarthy and Nor.
gan Bowling: arrangement commit;
n1ittee., J. G. Riley, =. J. o Keefe and
il. ReacS. The next outing will be
on August 9.
Mrs Josephine Weitz of III Bank
street, wife of Henry G. Weitz
died yesterday morning at the Water
bury hospital where she was being
treated for blood poisoning. Mrs
Weitz, whose maiden name was Miss
Josephine Myers, was born In Phila-
| delphia t1hirty-six years ago and came
| here with her husband in 1888 and had
resided here ever since. Besides her
husband she leaves one daughter, Phi
lene, three sisters and three brothers
Mrs Katherine Cameron, Angelfne, Ma.
RE, John, William and Harry Myers
The remains will be taken to the resi-
dence of Mr. Weitz's sister Mrs Anne.
liza Butcher, % Phoenix avenue, Naug
4 atlck. at 1:30 o'clock tomorrow after.
noon, in charge of Bergin & Son s
from where the funeral will take place
ait 2 O'clock. The interment will be
in Naugatuck Mrs Weitz had made
many friends during her residence in
Waterbury, all of, whom will miss hel
and deeply sympathize with her hus-
band and family In their bereavement
Another human life went out in
Belleview lake Saturday evening
when David G.. Johnson of 200 Round
Hill street, a young man Is years old
and an employee of the Waterbury
Manufacturing Co, was drowned while
swimming with few companions. The
T young men went to the lake and when
they reached there they concluded to
go in bathing. Johnson had stripped
and was standing on the old stone wall
near City Mills when he lost his bal.
ance and fell in. He did not reappea1
and his companions Immediately made
an effort to find the body, but failed to
find it and it was not recovered until
yesterday morning. The medical ex.
aminer gave permission fol
it's removal Undertaken Stew
art of the firm of J. M. Burial &
Co, prepared the body for bur
ial. Mr. johnson came to this country
from Sweden three months ago. He
leaves two sisters, Mrs Andrew John