Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-15
CITY NEWS

ass board of finance will meet to- might. c
 There will be meeting of the Brass Workers union, 186 at Congress hall tonight. '~> ''-s~t.y>5
 Twins, a boy and girl, Harold and Helen, were born Tuesday to MT and Mrs John Smith of 1S5 Maple street.
 The public schools will be closed to- morrow as the teachers will attend the annual convention of the State Teach CTS association, which will be held in Hartford.
 The state board of charities will hold it's annual meeting here to-m mor- row. The organization Is composed of representatives of the different boards of selectmen and charities all over the state.
 Josephine. the 7-years-old. daughter of Mir and Mrs Daniel Corcoran of 26 Railroad Hill street, died this after noon of typhoid fever The funeral will take place at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
 The annual concert and promenade of Liberty council, Companions of the Forest, will be held in LeavenwoTth hall tomorrow night. Lalliers orches- tra will furnish music for the dancing. The young ladies of Liberty circle have a reputation far and wide for their generous hospitality and lavish enter tainment They intend to maintain this reputation tomorrow night.
 Patrick Hannon of r Wall street, a fireman at the power house of the Connecticut Railway and Lighting Go, received very painful injuries last night about 10:30. He stepped into a pool of hot water in the rear of a boiler. His legs from the knees down were terribly scalded. The flesh peeled off of them. His suffering was intense. He was taken to the Apothe- caries' Hall, where his burns were temporarily dressed by Night Clerk George Kinner. Later he W@A attend ed by Dr Thurber. He will be laid up for several weeks.
 Tn the probate court this morning r before Judge Lowe there was a hear ing on an application for the appoint 1 ment of a conservator over Miss Mar garet Wilson of Clay street. It was al- leged that Miss Wilson Is incompetent to manage her affairs. She desires to move aFOuuu HSI AouSS Oh SAoJ SNAOSO and to make other changes on her property, and her sister, Mrs hrk or ! Grove street, claims she is under the | influence of a man named Connelly, who has undertaken the contract to do the work. Decision was withheld.
 The funeral of James Calvin LOOK nlace this morning from his late resi- 1 dence on Ridge street with srGass Of reouiem at St Francis Xavier's church | and fnterment in new St Joseph's cem- | etery. The bearers were Daniel | Keefe. John Keefe, John Ready, Mi 1 chael Tangley, James Daily and Bar l +holomew Donahue. The floral trtb- 1 ,tes included a pillow from MT and 1 Mrs NJ I. ODonnell; wreath, Mir and Mrs Dennis Calvin; wreath, Nellie | O'Connor and Michael Wrenn; wreath, John Keefe, John, Daniel and Edward Ready: cross. Nellie Daily; basket Of roses signed ''Bar-tley. Hannah, Brid- ret. Nora, and Nellie" nephew and | nieces of deceased.
 Waterbury was we'll represented at l the Wolcott fair yesterday and all who saw the sights claim that the program was better this year than ever before. As usual, Waterbury took a leading part in the exhibits and captured many prizes. J. M BurTaH outsbripping all | competitors with his handsome family horse, and D. B. Wilson coming in ahead in the race for recognition of superior breeds of cattle. Mrs Cor nelius Tracy carried off six first pre- miums i'm the ladies' industrial exhibit. The attendance was so large that Al.. As-4T to see half the arttieies on exhibition, but all saw enoa1gh to satisfy them selves that W-oicott is kept abreast of I the times in the matter of keeping up tts reputation for giving hrst class