Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-30
CITY NEWS

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 ish hairdressing, you will get it at schers, 58 Grand street.
 herc will be a special meeting of
 Children of Mary of St Cecilia's sh this evening at 7:30 Every nber is kindly requested to attend. Nir and Mrs John Curran Of Phila- phia are. the guests of Mir Cnrran' s ter, Mrs Walsh of South Main bet. Wr Curran is a mine inspec- be regular meeting of local aerie,t 379, F. o. B., will be held in Turn
 Jefferson street, tomorrow even
 and not in Concordia hall as has stated.
 she pastors of the local Catholic rciles attended the quarterly con
 ncc of the pastors Of the Hartford
 ese which was held in Hartford
 erday.
 She Rev John N. Lewis, pastor of John's church, has engaged Miss trice Asbury, nurse tn St Luke's pital to be visiting nurse in the
 medical dispensary department has been established by St Johns sh. Miss !Asbury will visit the hes of those sick persons who are hie to pay for medical attention.
 he game law is off tomorrow and tiers. may enjoy the sport untram- Ned, by restriction of dates. This #ch they may hunt are different &n those of previous seasons. At % last session of the legislature the mers were given power to arrest
 who were trespassing on their berty.
 Mist of letters remaining unclaimed
 he postoffice: Miss Hannah Bren
 John F. Brown, care c. NJ. %mer, Miss Lillian Gala, Mrs Rob- Campbell, Ernest Coddington, Miss trude Drake, Miss Emily Morse, Yer J. and Flora Grenier, Joseph hnedy George Newman, Mrs A. H. Ihols, Adolf Rizman, Miss Johanna bin, Mrs Ambrose ]. Urson.
 he Drug Clerks association will
 an elaborate banquet on Tnesi
 evening. November 3, in l. ". slson.s banquet bali. Among the &ted guests will be the members of
 state pharmacy commission and S|S citTks in other cities. The com tee of arrangements consists or yh Foster, chairmaa; EdwafG T..
 yer. J Benziger, Edward J. DoTan
 George McNamar.
 Where will be meeting in the $tns of the Scorcher club on Fri f night at g o'clock of the mana s of the clubs which form the Amateur Basketball league, when
 league will be formally organized. nager Morrison of the local pro sional team will be present at the eting Manager Morrison says the b New Jersey players who have n signed will report on October 26 ile William Myles will be here 0c- Ter 10.
 For shaving. haireutting and facial essage, you will find Drescher's bar r shop the place; replete with every 2nfort and toilet requisite-60 Grand Feet. @
 Hiacomo Zarella of 1O9 Railroad I street, an employe of the Holmes, oth & Haydens Go, was badly &lded with burning oil this morn T and received serious injuries which y prove fatal. He was working at he muffies when some slip occurred n burning oil poured down upon the ke, arms, hands, shoulders and back MT Zarella He was terribly burn and his sufferings were intense. He As taken to Dr Russell's office where
 wounds were dressed. The doctor Tered his removal to the hospital
 Russell stated that the condition of VI Zarella was serious and might re It fatally. But the probability is Rt he will recover.
 The funeral of Mrs Anne Murray bk place this morning at 9:45 iron r late home on South Leonard street
 St Patrick's church, where a higl hss of requiem was celebrated by e Rev Father Sullivan. Interment Rs in St Joseph's cemetery. The pail 2arers were Thomas Condon, Frank &ary, William Madden, Michae &eaney, John Ahearn, James Colwell Snong the many beautiful floral offer gs were the following: Mound in ribed Wife" from the husband o e deceased; pillow, marked 'Daugh F." from parents; standing wreath My clerks at Kelly's bakery; mound 2r and Mrs Thomas Kelly; wreath r and Mrs H. Wolcott; wreath, tn, isses Ryan and Mulcahey; wreath Shomas Condon; wreath, Miss Susi, &lliyan: basket of roses, Miss Ger < 1de Miller; bouquets, Miss Lizzi hrchant, Mrs D.. Walsh, Mrs J. Deel J. F. Cronan.
 James White of Pemberton street Hno has been touring abroad on a bi Hcle the past four months, has re Mrned home and reports having Ina, &Eplendid time MT White is the loca cretary of the Century Road club o fnerica and while abroad ran up
 leage of nearly two thousand miles e was entertained by all the bi Ecle clubs of England, Ireland, Scot $nd and France and says that tn lads in these countries are nearl Heal for touring. England especial living as fine system of trunk road hd turnpikes as the most enthusias E cyclist could wish for, nearly all o Me roads being made of hard rolle sacadam. and kept in excellent cor ztion. He claims the English mad Machines are much heavier than tn merican wheels and that there seem
 be prejudice against the Yanke