Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-14
CITY NEWS.

District Deputy John Evans of Wa tertown installed the officers of Unity commandery in Engineers hall last night.
 There will be an anniversary requiem mass for the late Joseph Guilfoile at St Thomas's church tomorrow morn. ing at 8 o'clock.
 The Scorcher Athletic club will soon occupy commodious quarters in the Hodson building in Exchange place, the renovation of which is about com pIeted.
 The funeral of Mrs Nora Cosier will take place to-morrow morning at S:3O o'clock, with a mass of requiem at St Patrick's church and interment in new St Joseph's cemetery.
 A still alarm of fire called the Chem ical Hose company this morning to POO North Main street, to the residence of J. G. Cutler, where the chimney was supposed to be on fire. There was no fire, however.
 The Waterbury Military band will give a concert and promenade in Go. lumbus hall, Naugatuck, tomorrow evening. If the strike is still on at
 
 go by train.
 A meeting of all the wire drawers in the city will be held in Buffers and Polishers' hall next Sunday afternoon at o'clock. At the meeting last Sunday temporary organization was effected. At the meeting next Sun day permanent officers will be elect ed.
 Mark A. Lunny, son of MT and Mrs James F. Lunny of 240 North Main street, died at his parents home this morning, after a short illness. Besides his parents he leaves three brothers, John F., James A. and Paul, and three sisters, 4day O., Nellie and : auline. The funeral will take place on Friday morning at 9 o'clock from the Immacu- late Conception church and interment in St Joseph's cemetery.
 Only for the prompt action of Police Officer Hickey there might have been small confagratiOn in Wards flats on Bank street this morning about ii o'clock. A small oil heater got out of order or exploded and started a small blaze in the Enterprise printing office. Which Is conducted by George s. Ab- bott who happened to be out at the tlme. Officer Hickey, who happened 10 De passing by, rushed into the office, se1zed the heater and threw it into hhe Naugatuck river. Besides a broken window and some of the contents of the place being scorched there was no damage
 The regular meeting of Court Rose Hlll was held last evening in Franco American hall, Bank street The fol- lowing officers were installed for the ensuing term by Deputy William Nc kennerney: John Sullivan, c. R.; J. J. Leary, $. o. R.; J. Bowling, F. s.: J. J. Humphries, treasurer; W. Clasby, k. s.; J.. Barry, S. w; M. Dillon. I. w.; F. Clasby, s. B.; M. Lawlor, J. B. After the installation a social session followed. Refreshments were served and remarks were made by Timothy Garren, retiring chief ranger, Mago Sheehan, lecturer for the court, John Sullivan and several others. The fol- lowing was also a feature of the even ing: Ryan Brothers, Irish comedians; jig and reel, Thomas Doyle, Patrick Pulley and D. Mccormack: midgets' boxing exhibition; song by John Sulli- van entitled, 1T Have to Walk My Lit tie Three Miles Since the Trolleymen Went on Strike;'' Bold Robert En- met" M. Mccormack; songs by Will liam Clasby, John Sears, Patrick Clas- by, Morris Camp entertained at the piano. Past Chief Ranger T. Garren was presented with jeweF and cer- also Andrew Leary was pre- sented with jewel The court is in a very fourishing condition. There were three applications and five init lated.