Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-20
CITY NEWS.


 Military band promenade concert. C1ty hall, Saturday night.
 Two-pound carton of Grandmother oats at half price. 6c The Great A. and F. Tea Go, @ East Main.
 l The board of charities made its an- 1 nual inspection of the Brookside home this afternoon. and found the place in l excellent condition.
 The funeral of Mrs Minnie Bradley l took place this afternoon from her late home on Charles street with service at the house by the Rev MT Pfiel and 1 interment in Riverside cemetery.
 An anniversary mass of requiem will be celebrated at o'clock Monday morning at the Sacred Heart church for l the late Mrs Mary Connor of East Main street.
 F. F. Becton, who retires from the firm of Becton x Go, will open store as soon as he can get suitable place. For the present he will be located in the old store with Lewis & Go, piano dealers.
 Joseph c. Moriarty, son of Under taker Moriarty, has taken charge of l the Broadway stables, formerly man aged by w. w. Reed. The new pro- | prietor intends to run first class liv- cry and boarding stable and Is ready l to serve the public in the best possi- l ble manner.
 The Italian who was arrested in New Haven few days ago for complicity in the murder of Antonio Ciminera turns out to have been the wrong man Detective German went to New Haven yesterday and failed to identify him as the one wanted by the local police 1t was thought he was Giuseppe San. zivaro, brother of the alleged murder. CT, who escaped after the shooting This man gave the name of Antonio Simeone, and is almost twice the age of the man who is wanted and who is but 27.
 Sunday will be banner day with the members of the A. o. H. The sev. eral divisions will attend divine ser vice at St Patricl,s church at S:3C o'clock ill the morning. All members who live in the Brooklyn district will assemble in the Lyceum building and all others will meet at St Patrick's hall. The different bodies will con solidate on Charles street As this is the first time the united divisions oi the order attended service in St Pat rick's church since the dedication much interest in centered in the mat ter and 1t is believed that the ediflct will be crowded.
 The funeral of Mrs William Robin son took place this morning from the family residence on Beacon street witt mass of requiem at St Thomas church by the Rev Father Kennedy ant interment in St Joseph's' cemetery. The bearers were William Derwin. Henry Walsh, John Fitzgerald, Matthew Watts, Daniel Murphy and Michae Ennis. The floral tributes included cross from the stage hands at tn, Jacques an&Poh's theaters; star, Sher idan lodge, N. F. o. F.; pillow marked Wife from the husband of the de ceased; wreath M. D. Doyle; wreath teachers at the Bishop street school.
 There promises to be trouble oye the boy William Morgan being refused admission to the county home by tn matron. Miss Bacon. The city cour authorities and the county authoritie appear to be at variance on the mat ter. Miss Bacon will be given anoth CT opportunity tomorrow to accep the boy, according to the order of tn city court, and if she declines to talk him there will in all probability be collision between the city court and tn ! county commissioners who have charg of the regulation of the county home Charles F., Kellogg. secretary of tn state board of charities informed Pros ecutor Durant of the city court thi morning that he saw no reason wh the boy should not be accepted at tn county home. Because one ear - slightly smaller than the other an . there is small contraction of tn x chest forms no reason i'll MT Kellogg view why the boy should not be ad mitted to the institution. The bo will be taken to the home again te morrow.
 Many lucrative position or bus ness opportunity has been missed i - consequence of carrying an unrehabl timepiece. A train or an appointmen missed may do incalculable mischief i. Moral--Carry watch that will b \ guaranteed. A short cut way is to 2 to the Upson Jewelry Go, who may b ' relied yY,on f0 glIDDlv yOlIr needs a