Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-30
CITY NEWS

The board of education will hold a special meeting Monday evening. There will be months mind mass at St Patrick's church Saturday morn ing at s o'clock for the late Frank l.. Martin.
 The delegates chosen to the demo- cratic town and city conventions will meet tonight to formulate new rules for the primaries.
 Two boys named Marc Desenal and Michael Musante were arrested this afternoon by Detective Kennaugh for breaking windows in store on East Main street.
 A daughter was born yesterday evening to Mrs William Walsh of 10 Lafayette street. MT Walsh was killed in an accident on the railroad just five weeks ago.
 Attorney 0lin Bryan of Baltimore, general counsel for the Heptasophs was in Waterbury last night and ,ad- dressed meeting of the order and their friends in K. of c. hall.
 Mr Casson has a faculty of hitting the nail on the head and driving 1t home at crack.-Boston Traveller. He will address the open meeting at the Auditorium Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 NJ. sMcNIahon of Waterville, an old gentleman who strayed away from home last week, was found last night at Woodbridge The family was very much disturbed over his absence and felt much relieved when they learned of his whereabouts.
 About TOO persons attended the fair of Court Hamilton at Mill Plain last night. One of the principal features of the program was the exhibition drill of Comstock lodge. K. of P. Tonight Townsend lodge. IT. o. o. F., will make It's first public appearance in it's new uniform and will give an exhibitor drill
 F. B. Merriman was on the stand in the Lawlor-Scadden case at press hour telling about the dealings of the Waterbury Savings bank with deceas ed The latter's last bank book was produced and it showed that he had on deposit in the bank a short time before his death S32,O13. Somebody shot dog in Mohawk park last night and left the carcass be-
 side the brook on the roadside near the old city line. It should be buried at. least three feet under ground or re moved to the crematory at Waterville That brook rattles down through the lots clear to South Main street and it is the only water supply some folks have.
 St Cecilia's9 fair will conclude to- morrow night with a stage entertain ment, dancing and the drawing of the
 articles canvassed upon, some of which will be awarded tonight to avoid delay tomorrow night. St Cecilia's choir will again appear in opera selections. The
 weather has been propitious and the attendance good. The fair committee takes this occasion to thank all who have helped to make the fair suc- cess Spend Halloween night with us and thus help out.
 The final match in the pool series be tween Moher's and Mullins's teams was played last night at Moher's cafe on North Elm street, and resulted in a victory for Moher. The score last night was: Moher POO, Mullins 1O8 Mullins says the players he was nego- tiating with from out of town failed to arrive in time for the game. He prom ises to have revenge on "Bill' next time. The score: Moher 50, Sheehy AS. NJ Egan 30. Evans Ii, J. Egan 30, Brick 35, Mccarthy 30, Dunn IA; total, 200 to 1O8
 Mrs Elizabeth Doran.. aged -53, of North Main street, died at her late home at 2:15 this afternoon She leaves seven children, John and James of Danbury, and Charles, Frank, Mary, Anne and Elizabeth of this city. Mrs Doran was one of the oldest Wa terbury residents and had host of friends who regret her death She lived on Pine street for number of years, and had only been living on North Main street short time. The funeral will take place Monday morn ing at 10 o'clock to St Thomas's church.
 The funeral of Michael Vance took place this morning from the family residence on Wall avenue with a mass of requiem at the Sacred Heart church by Father Fitzgerald and interment in St Josephs cemetery. The bearers were Joseph Kilbride, James Kilbride, William Glynn, David Altman, Mich ael Phelan and George Walker. The floral tributes include pillow from the widow of the deceased: wreath. the family; basket of flowers, Florence and Alfred Walker; basket of roses. Mary and Winnie Star, MT and Mrs. E. Dun- worth: bouquets, Mrs N. B. Rieau uSSsl1a Il a 6anaxaaa, Katie 0s m x