Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-26
CITY NEWS.


 Fair tonight and Friday; fresh west to southwest winds.
 There as no session of tho police court to-day, neither judge nor prose cutor being present.
 The Ladies' auxiliary, A. O. H., sing ing class will meet this evening at z o'clock at Knights of Columbus hall. Mrs John F. Sweeney of Westerly, k. l., is the guest of MT and Mrs Jere- miah Fitzpatrick and family of Wall street.
 At the annual meeting of retail hard ware men in New Britain yesterday, D. B. Wilson of this city was chosen a member of the board of directors.
 Hyman Levy of Waterbury has filed 1 a voluntary petition in bankruptcy with the United States district court, showing liabilities of $6n507.2 20 and as- sets of $12O.
 l Look in our east window. Two ele- gant, large bisque figures free with Soc worth of tea, coffee, spices or bak- ing powder. The Great A. and F. Tea Go, 20 East Main.
 Mrs Edward Pagan, daughter of the late Thomas Freeman and niece of Mrs Dennis Rrophy of Lafayette street, died at her home In Bridgeport yester- day. The funeral will take place on Saturday morning.
 Mrs Thomas Crapo will repeat her lecture at Friendly league hall this evening, Across the Atlantic Ocean in a Dory." Owing to the storm Satur- day evening a number that wanted to hear Mrs Crapo were prevented from doing so.
 l The funeral of Anita Parker took place yesterday afternoon from the | family residence on Baldwin street, with interment in new St Joseph's cemetery. The floral offerings included a hand some piece marked "Classmate," from pupils at St Mary's school; wreath, Thomas Corrigan and Annie Parker; bouquets, Margaret and Mary Higgins, Mrs John Kilduff; and piece lettered From Cousin Bessie"
 After the season of Lent the social fever will run high. There will be any number of festivities, the most prominent of which will be the annual of Columbus. Neither pains or ex-
 
 best bah ever given by the knights in this city. A wealth of magnifcence will mark the decorations, the music will be of the best, and everything will be so arranged as to assure those who attend most enjoyable time
 Two of the strke-breakers who board with a Mrs Pratt, who keeps boarding house at S51 West Mail street, over E. NJ. Pierpont's grocery and feed store, received big scare while they were enjoying a peaceful slumber last night. A big stone flew , through the window and struck a pie 1 ture against one of the walls, smash ing it into pieces. Both men thought that 1t was a bullet which came through the window until this morn ing, when they found the stone on the floor. The stone is now at the police station, where 1t was brought this af ternoon by Mrs Pratt, who is said te be the woman reported to have beer ordered out of one of O. A. Colley't tenements in the West End because the other tenants objected to her hous ing the strike-breakers.
 As the time for your wedding ap breaches you will be looking about fol residence. Then furnishing will b. in order. The Upson, Jewelry Co.'S es tablishment will give you pointers oI getting your cutlery, silverware. etc that cannot be improved upon. Yol cannot do better at the factory ant their goods will have their persona ] pugrantee As