Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-02
FLANAGAN TAXES THE OATH OF OFFICE.
CITY NEWS.
Pork Joins or fresh shoulders 1Oc pound Saturday at Castles market.

Pork Joins or fresh shoulders 1oc pound Saturday at Castles market.
 There will be rehearsal tonight at half-past of the boys choir of St Pat rick's church.
 ! MT and Mrs John J. Howard of 16 Walnut street are spending the holi- days ill New York.
 The Washington Hill Athletic club will give the first of T series of socia- bles this evening at the clubs hall on Washington street.
 The North End Athletic club will give sociable and dance in the club rooms tonight. Lallier's orchestra will furnish music for the dancing.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Rain or snow late tonight; Saturday rain or snow ill northern portions; fresh, variable winds, becoming east to South
 Only two plain trunks" were land- ed by the police today. Both were so overcome they were unable to give their names, and both went to durance vile on wheels, the last in coal cart and the first in furniture wagon.
 The case of #Calfern Wears vs Lon H. French, who until recently kept T drug store on North Main street, was settled to-day out of court. It was down for hearing in the city court this afternoon. The suit was to recover $1OO.
 The funeral of Helen Francis Smith, two years of ages who died on Thursday noon at the home of John Burke on Wood street, will take place on Saturday morning at Il 80 and the remains will be taken to New Britain for interment in charge of Undertaken Moriarty s N
 Myles MCCARTHY, son of Patrolman Joseph Mccarthy, bought Henry B. platt's drug store on Bishop street this forenoon. MT Mccarthy is first-class druggist. There was a rumor that MT Platt was closed by an attachment served by Sherfm Rigney, but there is no truth in it
 The funeral of Charles w. Luke took place this morning from the family res idence, Cooke street, with a mass of requiem at the Immaculate Conception church by the. R ev Fabher OsBrien and interment in 1new St Joseph's ceme- tery The bearers were John Stoechel, Anthony Manion, Joseph Greer, Mich ael Kearney, John Gleason and John McNfahon.
 Louis Siricos aafeamstenlif the en- ploy ofsS FEolnaes,s Booth & Haydens, fell from one of the company's wagons yesterday and received injuries which may result fatally. He was rendered unconscious by the fall ard an ex- aminatiomabE Dr. Russell showed that his skull was fractured. He was talk en to his home heTe he received st1ci1' intention as was necessary, bat t0s press hour he had not regained con sciousness.
 Three new sub-postal stations were opened inatlisSeity. hey are estab- lished at the Brass City drug store fil the east end, Roe s drug store on Bald- win street and Webster's drug store in the west end. The city is now We'll supplied with sub-stations, there being six of them The stations i'll Brooklyn SimonsYille and the north end are doing good business and it is expected that the three new stations also will do a good business.
 The election of officers of Excelsior council, No ?, O. II. A. M.,s was held last night as. follows Councilor, Loren Chase; vfce-counci1or, William Nor thrope; recording secretary Charles Clark; financial secretary, F. A. Henry; treasurer, Cauncey Seeley; inductor, Walter Brown; inside protector, H. L.. Fowler; outside protector, F. c. Clark; trustee. w A. Chase; representatives, F. A. Henry. F. Snagg, Charles Blake ly, r. A. Fitts; alternates, E. A. Henry. F. 0. Clark and G. Seeley; musician, $. Seibreichet
 Miss Margaret II. Morgan and Will liam Searles Thomas were married at 6 o'clock yesterday morning at the rec tory of the Church of the Immaculate Conception by the Rev Father Slocum. Miss Margaret l.. Hanley was brides maid and John L. Cronin the best man. Mrs Thomas was formerly n clerk in the news store of her brother, Edward D. Morgan, and the groom is in the employ of the Waterbury Clock Go. They received numerous pres ents from relatives and friends. Af- ter a wedding trip to New York and Washington MT and Mrs Thomas will reside on North Main street.
 The thirtieth annual concert and ball of the volunteer fire department will be given in City hall tonight. The American band orchestra will furnish music. The concert program will be as follows Overture, Journey Through Africa" Suppe; (a) conzonetta, "Fe- lice" Langley; (b) characteristic, i4a Cinauantaine" Marie; Co intermezzo, Ballroom Whispers Gregh; selec- tion. ''The Geisha," Jones; fantasia, "Hungarian,'' Moses; medley. "Old Chestnuts in New Burs." Benedix; de scriptive, "The Night Alarm" Reeves. There will be nineteen numbers on the dance prooran. It is understood that many will be, present from out of town. The committees are as follows: Floor, Thomas Caniff, James Slavin. John Gordon. John Gleason, Edward Pagan. T. w. Cavanaugh. G. Lynch. J. Kelly, H. Walsh J. Quinn. E. J. Donahue, ]. T. Mitchell, VIII. Rafferty. T. Condon, M. J. Crowley; reception, F. Sherlock, W. Derwin. !. Tiernan, J. c. Thomp-