Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-10
CITY NEWS.

Phonograph music at rink tonight. On the estate of the late E. c. Scott, Martha Scott was appointed admins | tratrix.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Fair tonight and Sunday; fresh west erly winds.
 There will be an open meeting of Barcelona council K. of O., tomorrow evening at 7:3O o'clock.
 Liuuor dealers who have not re- ceived their licenses can get them at the county commissioners office Mon day morning.
 Miss Margaret Kelley and Miss Ma mic Farrell of New Britain are the guests of Miss Catherine O'Brien, 669 East Main street. | MT and Mrs Henry Mccormack have purchased the property at 50 Pleasant street belonging to the estate of the late Michael Dillon.
 Tn the court of probate today Jane Sheehan resigned as administratrix on j the estate of her husband, Robert, and her son Robert was appointed in her stead. There will be a special meeting of l Court Rose Hill, No 91, F. of A.. held this evening at their reading rooms to make arrangements for the funeral of Michael Kearney which will take | place tomorrow.
 The clerks of Curran's dry goods house will give dance and reception in Knights of Columbus hall Monday evening. Only the clerks and their friends can enjoy it. A splendid dance program has been arranged. ;. Henry H. Howard of Brooklyn, N. | T.. who is visiting in Waterbury, &C., cidentally broke his right leg while en- gagged in friendly scuffie with a friend in South Main street cafe last night. He was removed to the ] hospital. % The funeral of Patrick Dunigan will l take place Monday morning from the 1 family residence in Watertown at 9:3O | o'clock and from St Johns church at 1 10 o'clock where a solemn requiem mass will be celebrated. Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
 At the Sacred Heart church to-mor- row evening at 7:30 the Rev Father Fitzgerald will continue his series of lectures on the doctrines of the Oath ollie church. Those lectures are prov ing most interesting and instructive and are being attended by large congre- 1 gations.
 Tomorrow evening in the Congrega tional church there will be stereopti con lecture on How We Got the Bible' by the Rev Henry D. Roberts I of the Connecticut Bible society. The public is invited. An offering will be received for the benefit of the Bible society.
 MT and Mrs Truman s, Lewis arc enjoying themselves on their trir around the world A letter from then to Real Estate Agent Schlegel dated at Manila, the last place they wrote from, says their trip has been delight full so far. They were then en route to Japan via Hong Kong
 The Waterbury Mutual Benefit asso citation has elected the following off cers: President, William Clasby; vice president, Jeremiah O'Dounell; f1nan cial secretary, John z. Bowling; record ing secretary, John McMullen; treas urer, J. J. McDonald; council. Michae Carey, John Barry and John Wren.
 John F. Lawlor, aged IT years, diet this morning at the home of his aun | street. He leaves one brother. The funeral will take place Monday morn ing at S:30 o'clock with mass of re quiem at the Immaculate Conception church and interment in St Joseph cemetery.
 Michael Kearney died at his home 239 Bank street, last evening, aged 5 years. He leaves a widow, four daugh l +nr Catherine, all of whom live at home The deceased was a member of Cour Rose Hill. F. of A. The funeraA vii take place tomorrow afternoon at l B o'clock with service at St Patrick church and interment in new St Jo seph's cemetery.
 General Manager Sewell has been i, Cheshire the past day or two makin arrangements for the opening of tn new. line. A piece of land has bee leased from the Ecclesiastical societ I of the Congregational church upo which will be built a temporary ca barn. The contract for the barn ha been let to Tracy Bros of Waterbury ! and it calls for the completion of tn building within ten days.
 The new hose wagon for the locs AlS uSpdIlLuenL dEElNSu CO-Qay and now at the Scovill street engine house The old one has been sent away to b repaired and it will be placed in tn new engine house n'the Brooklyn dis trict when the house is finished. Tn : new wagon cost $500 and was pul chased by committee of the board O public safety, consisting of Mayor Xxi duff, Commissioners Beach and Hardit IL is fine wagon.
 At the meeting of the Senior Deba
 inb club of the High school last nigh the subject of debate was: Resolved that trusts are beneficial to the people.
 The speakers were as follows: Affirm ative, Miss Casey and Messrs Fai1
 brother Miller and Mccarthy; negi tive. the Misses Wall and Tobir
 Messrs Mattoon and Kirjassoff. Th
 debate, which was very interestin.
 was decided in favor of the affirmativ, ' Recitations were delivered by tn Misses Slavin, Downs and Judd. an