Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-16
CITY NEWS

The Third division, A. o. H., will meet tHhis evening.
 All prime rib roasts 1Oc lb, legs lamb 1Oc and 12c, sirloin steak 12c lb, Gas. ties market for Saturday.
 The First and Second divisions, A. o. H., voted to accepted invitations to attend the laying of the corner-stone of the church of Our Lady of Lourdes week from next Sunday, and of St Francis xavier's on November i. MT Bonelli and members of the "An Aristocrat" company arrived this morning, and report business good. MT Bonelli will be remembered as the strong man in the American Gentle man. and is well known for his dra- matic ability.
 A grand social gathering was given last night at AT Bronson street at the home of Mir and Mrs Cohen. Instru- mental and vocal music was rendered. Solos by Victor Cohen and Mrs R. Stoll and duets by Miss Loretzky and Mrs Toloboff.
 At the meeting of the board of f. nance last night Comptroller Russell was instructed to pay the state tax. | which amounts to $12,S40.31. The bond of Pat1olman Gabriel and the pay rolls of the different departments were approved.
 The funeral of Josephine the seven year-old daughter of MT and Mrs Daniel Corcoran of Railroad Hill street, who died yesterday afternoon of scarlet fever took place this morn- ing with interment in new St Jo- seph's cemetery.
 l Francis Phelan, aged 27 years, died yesterday afternoon at his home 66 Pleasant street, after a brief illness. | Besides his mother, Mrs Ann Phelan. he leaves four sisters, the Misses Mary, Julia, Catherine and Margaret Phelan. The funeral will take place tosmorrow morning at S:30 o'clock with mass of requiem at the Immac- ulate Conception church and inter- l ment in St Joseph's cemetery. Soper and Tyler started on their second trip to the supreme court today. They were carload of oats from Soper, who is a l Chicago man. Tyler lives on Bucks hill. The oats did not arrive here at l. l finally got here the market had fallen and Tyler refused to pay the price that had been agreed upon, giving as one of his reasons that Soper had violated l the agreement in failing to get the oats here on specified time. The names of Miles Booth, James Cass and A. w. Broombaugh have been called in the city court three or four | times this week, charged with keep l ing unlicensed dogs, and each time no response was given. Usually when a party fails to answer his name a capias is ordered immediately for the apprehension of the missing person, and he is arrested without further de lay. Next morning he is called upon in court to give reason for his con. tempt in not appearing when called upon. But nothing like this has been done in the instances mentioned and people are beginning to talk about 1t. Defendants in dog cases are not arrest ed; instead they are merely notified to appear in court. The same procedure Is carried out in many other kinds of cases, but when they fail to appear they are arrested. People are wonder ing why this has not been done In the cases cited.
 Everything one can think of in pre- cious little gifts for the baby are being shown by the Upson Jewery Co Spe- cialties in sterling spoons for the little tots. have the regular shaped spoon discounted, Nothing in the way Of an eating utensil has ever been found which the baby can grasp so conyen- iently and firmly.