Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-19
CITY NEWS

| Bernard Burke Of Danbury is spending a few days in town. Military band at City hall tonight. | Popular promenade concert. Enuff i said.
 | There will be an anniversary high mass next Tuesday morning for the late Mrs John Hickey of Edgewood avenue. 7.
 F. ". Herr, Milwaukee Medical col 1 lege, 'O5, will leave for Milwaukee Monday where he will continue his course in dentistry.
 Mrs Andrew Gardner. who has been absent for the past eleven weeks in Scotland and England was called upon by eighteen lady friends yester- day and social afternoon was spent,
 Thomas Smith the ten months old son of MT and Mrs Philip Smith of 1T Aver street. died this morning. The funeral will be held at 3g3O tomorrow afternoon. Interment will be in Cal vary cemetery.
 The funeral of John Dowd will take place at 1: 80 tomorrow afternoon from his late home, GA Railroad Hill street, with services on St Patrick's S church and interment in new St Jo- seph's cemetery.
 Maurice, the two years old son of MT and Mrs Patrick Kelly of 54 Pem- berton street. died this morning The funeral will be held tomorrow after noon at ? O'Clock. Interment will be in Calvary cemetery.
 The funeral of Mrs Katherine Wis ker, who died Thursday afternoon, olxI S4 -f- Services were read by the Rev John N. Lewis jr, of St Johns church. In terment was in Riverside cemetery.
 If you choose to pay big price for good things no one can prevent you. But you do not have to; U. S., & Go guarantee fit, style and quality, not better, but as good as the best. The guarantee goes and it goes with every article that leaves the stores of Up son, Singleton & Go.
 The funeral of Charles H. Reid will take place ,to-morrow afternoon at 2:3Q from the home of his mother, Mrs Mary Reid, of North Main street, oppo- site City Mills lane. Services will be at St Thomas's church. Interment in family plot at old St Joseph's ceme tery.
 Judge Cowell gave Judgment for foreclosure in the district court today to Berkley s. Hotchkiss against Mag nus Bengston, ct al for s, ,250. 80. Law days December Is, IT and IS. Judg- ment was also given against Peter De vine to Charles G. Lewis for $634.75, law days October 20 for Devine and for Wheeler the following day.
 The belief that there were twice as many dogs in the city as were usually registered has been verified by the large number of them that have been registered since the orders of the board of safety went into force. Owners of dogs have made times rather busy for the town clerks office. During the week about 100 were registered,
 All arrangements are now completed for the gala opening event of the terp- sicborean season Monday evening with Prof c. A. Bailey's Japanese as sembly rendered to his former pupils of his school for dancing and their friends in his new hall in the Citizens bank building. Faulmann's orchestra will render the music. Ladies not known to MT Bailey should be accom- panied by former pupils.
 Division l. A o. H., and friends will this evening in Congress hall eel ebrate the tooth anniversary of the death of Ireland's martyred patriot, Robert Emmet The committee in charge has prepared a program that is sure to prove an evening of enjoyment to the participants. A sketch entitled ''The Siege of Athl0ne.'' .'' which is the center of Ireland. with large picture Of Athlone with the present military rendezvous, will be one of the princi- pal attractions Singing, reciting. speechmaking, etc, will make up the remaining exercises.
 Frank Zinno. who until recently conducted fruit store on North square, is still in law The purchaser of the store. Michael Petino, attached a horse belonging to Zinno's grand 1 father, Nicol Greco and garnisheed the l livery keeper, in whose custody the horse was. Tn the district court this morning an order of replevin for the horse was issued to Attorney Kelley. counsel for Greco, but there is still a suit for $500 standing against Zinno Petino claims that after buying the store he was not given possession, not withstanding that he has been con ducting the business since he purchas- ] ed it. This suit is returnable to the district court. The sale of the busi- ness was brought about by one of Zin- nos sisters claiming her portion of it..
 series of harvest festival meet l ngs will commence at the Salvation Army hall tonight. lasting until | Tuesday night. Tomorrow evening the following musical program will 1 be rendered: Opening song, Eden Above" prayer: quartet, Bringing in the Shelves. Ensign *CordiIl. Captain Mrs Hadfeld. Captain and Mrs Middle ton; duet. .'Oh. Where Are the Reap CTS" Captain and Mrs Middleton; quartet Where Hast Thou Cleaned. ,