Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-29
CITY NEWS

A son was born yesterday to NQr and Mrs Michael Malhoun, ,64 Maple street.
 Attorney U. G. Church is confined to his home on Elizabeth street, threat ened with typhoid fever.
 Irving Cryne, clerk at Finnegan & Phillips store, is spending his vaca- tton in Paterson, N. J.
 Margaret May, infant child of MT and Mrs Michael Mulholland of Maple street, died last night. The funeral took place this afternoon.
 A colored woman who gave her name as Minnie Campbell was arrested this forenoon by Officer Claffey for ere ating disturbance in the north end.
 Every member of the Zion Literary club is requested to attend the meet ing which will be held in Carpenters hall on Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
 Miss Mamie Grant of New Hartford, who has been the guets of MT and Mrs Edward Monahan of Orange street dur ing the past week, has returned home.
 Miss Della Mccarthy of Union street and Miss Honora Downey of South Main streef, two popular employees of the New England Watch Go, are spend ing their vacation at Bridgeport and Rockaway Beach.
 A petit jury tomorrow will hear the case of Henry J. Holczer against John Loucka- This is summary process case in which the plaintiff seeks pos session of certain premises on Kings bury street. Some time ago the plain tiff bought the premises, which at the time and since have been occupied by the defendant, who will not surrender
 An important meeting of the Irish American Athletic club will be held to- morrow night at o'clock. Manager Mohr of the football team has received challenge from the Hartford Hfbern- dans for game on Wednesday, August IF, the day of the state parade and field day of the Hibernians, which will be held in Hartford.
 Reports from Woodmont this after noon say that the condition of William T. Disley is not improving, but that if anything the patient Is worse. The best hope that the physician and those in charge hold out is that he may last few days. He is liable, however, to drop off at any minute when one of the severe attacks come on. Water bury lodge of Elks sent a trained nurse down to care for him this afternoon
 There has been an unusually large sale of tickets during the past few days for the annual excursion of the St Joseph T, A. society to North Beach on next Saturday. Persons desiring to go on this popular and well conducted excursion should purchase their tickeT; at once from members of the society or at the club house on East Main street. The following is part of the concert program which will be render ed by LalIier's orchestra: Rifle Regi- ment, Sousa; overture, King of Dia- monds, Laralle; intermezzo Indolence, Smith; concert waltzes, Lazarre, Blanke; Dixie Land, Haines; selection from Rosenfiield's and Sloan's comsc opera, "The Mocking Bird,' Roberts: intermezzo, Anona, Grey; character istic piece, "Sultan's Dream,' Rosey; Sleeping Beauty and the Beast, Chanar- ing; Katzenjammer March, Fulton; Birds and the Brook, Stutts; concert waltzes, Francezlza, Blanke, gavotte, Lady of the White House, Bollay; ov- erture, Von Tilzer Hits, von Tilzer; Imperial Edward, Sousa; Sweet Re membrance, St Clair: We're all Good Fellows, from musical comedy sThe Chaperon," Witmark; Under the Amer lean Eagle, Ellis.