Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-02
CITY NEWS

William McGregor has opened his market at 6 Mattatuck street. James F. Grady, the genial clerk at Phelan's tea store, has returned to work after short illness.
 All members of the Sacred Hear art drum corps are requested to attend the meeting which will be held to- night at 7:3O
 The Brooklyn basketball team of which Michael Madden is manager. would like to play any amateur team in the city.
 Remember that the annual concert and promenade of the Prompters' un- ion will be held in Odd Fellows hall tomorrow night
 Mrs O. A Peet. who has recently moved from New Haven to this city. is very ill with pneumonia. She is being cared for by two, trained nurses
 Joseph Egan of 30 Camp street, the popular conductor on the trolley ears, is passing around the cigars to his many friends to-day. A bounding 14- pound boy is the cause.
 Ernest Blandsfeld of this city. who is wanted by the local police on a charge of burglary, has been arrested at Bridgeport and will be brought here He is charged with being one of z party who stole property from the fixr, of M. J. Daly & O. |
 The funeral of Alexander Anaan. wick took place this morning frgm his late home on North Leonard street with a mass of requiem al st Ia seph's church by Father Saurusaitis and interment in Calvary lcemeterv The bearers were Peter K.rnsh Tobn Janeliuna, Joseph MartisLis Aupnst Fungus, Justin Grinczin1as and pa ter Steponaitis.
 An enjoyable surprise party was Lendered 10 MT and Mrs William Russell, who were Recently married, at their home on East Main street by 2 number of their friends. Among those who who contributed to the evenings entertainment were the fol- lowing: GraphSnhohe selections. John Doolan; vScal solos, Miss Nellie Kenny Miss Mary Gleeson; bass solo,
 I'm Wearing My Heart Away for You, John Doolan. The hit of the season way a fine tenor solo, "She Rests By the Swanee River" Michael Bloomfe[d Refreshments were serv- ca. MP and Mrs Russell proved to be charming entertainers
 Ing funeral of Mary Veronica Null croEe took place yesterday afternoon frSm her parents home. Interment Was in Calvary cemetery. There We're many beautiful floral pieces, Among them being pillow of roses ilettered Our May" from the parents, and mound of roses. Daniel Tram; bouquets of roses from her sisters and brother: roses from Miss Sadie Black burn; pinks, Mrs John Sullivan; chrys- anthemurns. Mrs K. Lobdell; chrys- anthemums Mrs Clarence Welch; pinks, Francie, Alice and Ruth Black burn: roses from "Your Dear Play mate" Josephine Jerew; chrysanthe- nuns, Our Dear Playmate" Ethel Hurlock; pinks, from Your Little Friend" Georgie Seward
 An congressman left his team stand ing on North Main street this morning, near the entrance to the Waterbury Manufacturing Co.'S factory, while he went into house nearby. He did not, blanket his horse and evidently t,se horse decided to keep from getting cold by taking 8 run for himself, for he dashed down the street as If all the furies were after him. His speed was very dangerous when approaching the watering trough on North square, but sthat did not deter Officer McEwoy from
 tempting to stop him. The horse was brought to a standsfiIl on the spot. lad the officer missed his grasp he would have been mangled under the nyfng wagon, and the horse would hava dasan1r tly szainst the