Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1903-08-06
CITY NEWS

Mrs P. III. Tye of Mount Carmel,
Pa, and her son Harry are the guests
of Mrs Tye's brother, L. G. Kinney OF
Baldwin street.
To-day Contractor William Me
Grath commenced the work of .exca-
waiting for the foundation of the pro-
posed new church of Our Lady of
~h~eardrs on South Mann street.
The saloon conducted by Thomas
T1nnella on Bank street was closed
last night by Constable Donahue at
taehing the license for a bill of $50
owing to A. Hflfman of Passaic N.
J.
The funeral of the late DR. P. Carter
Lodge will take place tomorrow morn
ing at $50 o'clock from Mulville's un-
dertaking rooms, with mass of
requiem at the Immaculate Conception
church and interment in Calvary Gem
etery.
Henry Edward. son of Mr. and Mrs
Charles Earl, died at the home of his
parents, corner of Division and Walnut
streets, yesterday The funeral will
take place at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow af-
ternoon. Rev E. D. Bassett will Off
erside cemetery.
Edward H. Doyle. city editor of the
Republican, has resigned his position
and accepted a position as telegraph
editor on the Syracuse Evening Jour
nal Arthur S. Hanna will succeed
him. Glenn Noble. reporter on the
Republican, will shortly resign his po-
sition and will leave for Albany,
where he has been offered a position
in a railroad office.
William Marsh and Michael Sands
were arrested this noon by Officer
Ahearn. The Benedict & Burnham
Co has been complaining the last few
days of crowds around the factory
gates, and special officers were put on
duty ITO keep the crowds moving
Sands and Marsh annoyed the officers
to-day and in consequence they were
arrested, charged with loitering.
! Tomorrow being the first Friday OF
| the month, special devotions in honor
| of the Sacred Heart of Jesus will be
held in all the Catholic churches. Ir
| st Thomas church the devotion viii
consist in the alteration Of the Blessed
Sacrament, which will be exposed
from $50 a. M. until p. m. This
devotion will take place in st Thomas
church on the first Friday of eact
| month.
Someone is doing a kindly act il
covering the debris on the old SEQ
| will house lot on West Main stree
with nice. clean material which will
be levelled later on and the place
made to look somewhat more slightly
than at any time since the fire. /
| would make a beautiful croque
| grounds and if the owners wanted tt
rent it for that purpose it lis said tha
there are parties willing to take {
lease of it. Anyway, what is beins
done will improve the appearance o.
the whole neighborhood and will en-
able esthetic folks to pass by there
without turning UP their noses.
It took DR. ]. F. Hayes, William Mil
! ton, member Of the G. A R., and one
| Or two other persons from this city
| nearly three hours to reach New Haven
| yesterday. They missed the SAB train
! to New Haven by way of Cheshire
They then boarded the $50 train for
Meriden and rode as far as West
Cheshire 1t was raining heavily then
and the party had to walk i'm the
shower two miles to Cheshire to catch
the trolley for New Haven. They had
to wait an hour before the car arrived.
They spent the time at the Wayerly
Inn. Finally the car arrived the party
boarded it and arrived in New Haven
| about 11:30 only to find out that the
parade ksI been declared off owing to
the irlcIAesa@f5f weather