Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-24
CITY NEWS.

J. M. Trahan, formerly bartender aA the Arlington cafe, has accepted a po- sition with Frank Brothers.
 Miss Adelaide " Finch. principal of the Waterbury Training school, has recovered after weeks illness.
 The funeral of Edward E.. Bacon will take place from his late home on George street, Waterville, Sunday af- ternoon.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Partly cloudy tonight; Saturday cloudy, probably with showers; light variable winds.
 In the court of probate this after noon Edward Goggins was appointed administrator upon the estate of the late Margaret Goggins.
 The funeral of Mrs PatrickHayes of 1O5 Hill street will be held Sunday af- ternoon with service at St Thomas's church and interment in Calvary ceui- etery.
 General orders regarding the spring parade of the respective companies of the Second regiment were issued this morning from the adjutant-general's office.
 Kelly, the baker. wants to hire a housekeeper for one of his NIiddlebury farms. or a man and wife might finG, a good position by calling on the well known baker.
 The legislature has passed a bill which it is thought will put an end to dead beats. If this be so the public should see that every member of the present session of the general assembly receives a gold medal
 An important meeting of the Water bury Pharmaceutical association is being held this afternoon. It is said that the purpose of the meeting is to take definite action in regard to the drug clerks proposition for shorter hours.
 The funeral of Ludger J. Lavigne will take place from the family resi- dence on Fuller street to St Ann's church to-morrow morning at S:3o o'clock. Funeral will leave the house at s o'clock. Relatives and friends are requested to attend without fur. ther Invitation.
 There will be parade of the A. Q. H. tomorrow evening, headed by the St Francis Xavier drum corps. The parade will start from Hibernian head quarters at S:15 o'clock The line Of march will be as follows: Right rest. ing on Spring street. march to Stanley park. countarmarch 10 South Main. to Meadow, to Bank, to West Main to City hall, where the big fair will be opened. All members in the city are expected to attend. !. F. Calvin will be marshal of the parade
 Rumor in connection with the death of the late officer Paul MendelssoIln was quite busy this forenoon It had two men arrested and taken to the police station and there detained under a charge of theft in order to hold them for the more serious charge of implica~ ton ill the death of the policeman men, Ftioned. A more persistent rumor than this has not been in circulation here>. abouts ill a long time. Chief Egan, Sheriff Rigney and the deputy sher- ifs denied that such arrests took place. Chief Egan said the only arrests made since yesterday morning were -four plain drunks" and they were given the door on awaking this morning. s"The most successful night yet, buy I think we'll beat it this evening". said Father Traynor this morning speaking of the attendance at the kir- mess ill Waterville last night The building was crowded, and still all ap- peared to have lots of room and enjoyed the program immensely. The weather was just right for dancing purposes and it was quite treat to watch the boys and girls fit about to the strains of the orchestra and step this way and 1 that at the call of the professional gentleman who told them which course to pursue. The entertainment this evening will be by the pupils of the public schools of Waterville and it is expected that old and young, without reference to creeds. will turn out to sea the youthful performers and at the same time lend q hand in making the kirmess rousing success.