Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-08-11
CITY NEWS

'Ine waterbury Military band will play the opening concert at Forest park Thursday night.
 Thomas Dick, administrator. settled up the estate of the Margaret Dick to- day in the probate court
 Tomorrow night at City hall, grand promenade concert, Military band Program in another column.
 Mrs Marion Disley was appointed ad- ministrix to-day on the estate of her late husband, William T. Disley.
 The Salvation Army will hold an ice cream and cake festival in their hall tomorrow night for the benefit of the local corps Everybody wei come.
 Charles Reed of North Main street, the great inventor of hating ma chinery, and whose patents are in use all over the world, is said to be seri- ously sick. |.
 The current number of the Library Bulletin contains a long list of add1- tions to the circulating library, among them Memoirs of Yale Life and Men, 1S45-1899,'' by Timothy Dwight.
 Frank Lynch of Burton street, q brother of Father Lynch formerly of the Immaculate Conception church. was taken to the hospital yesterday. sick with typhoid pneumonia.
 Susie. the twelve-year-old daughter of MT and Mrs James Crowley of 21S Dublin street, died this morning of scarlet fever The funeral will be held at. 9 o'clock tomorrow morning. 4l Wilfred. the four years and eleven months old son of MT and Mrs Leo Allard of 796 Bank street, died last night of diphtheria. The funeral took place this afternoon with inter ment in Calvary cemetery.
 At present a large number of labor CTS can be seen about town. This is due in a measure to the fact that the street department laid off 55 or 60 men, including four foremen, Edward Pagan Thomas Haley. Louis Archam, baa1lt and Edward Roach.
 The aldermen will meet tomorrow night to take action on re0mmenda- tions of the board of public works that the $5,0OO appropriated for state roads be spent on the Middlebury road and that the sarm of 5000 be appro- y
 The Young Glover baseball team played two games Saturday and came off victorious in each. They beat the Eagles by score of 23 to and trim med the Trfbunes to the tune of 20 to 3. Any team whose players are un- der fifteen years, desiring a game with the Clovers is requested to address John Leary, 56 Stone street
 There will be big time in Water vile Thursday night when the trolley men and their friends will dance and make merry on the grounds of St Mi chaeps church. 1t will be just such another affair, but on a larger scale, as took place in Oakville a short time ago when half the town turned out and joined in the frivolities of the hour.
 The funeral Of John Shanahan took place yesterday from his home on Vel ton street. The floral tributes included a pillow from the family; standing wreath w. H. Flint and employees of the sticking room at the plant of the American Pin Go: wreath, from de- partment No 15 of the Waterbury Clock Go: wreath. Mir and Mrs Dennis Shan
 
 grandchildren of the deceased, Francis, Mary and John Shanahan.
 At the adjourned annual meeting oA the stockholders of the Randolph Cloves Go. held at their office with the Corporation Trust Go, Jersey City, New Jersey. Thursday, August 6, 1903, the following were elected direc- tors: Charles Miller. Charles E.. Hall. Albert " Erdman, Francis D. Cowtan Franklin A. Taylor of Water bury, Charles NJ. Peck of New York, and Holkins Palmer of New Jersey. The directors elected the following officers: President, Charles Miller; vice president, secretary and general manager. Franklin 4. Taylor; treas urer, Charles B. Hall.
 A pair of horses attached to heavy wagon ran away on East Main street at about 1 o'clock today The horses were feeding in front of the Dough- erty block at the junction of East Main and Cole stEeets when a bakery team came along and scared the horses. They started through Stanley park, tearing down the fence and breaking about seven posts. They then turned out East Main. but were brought to a halt in front of the high school before further damage was done. The team belonged in Watertown and is owned by David Hard.
 Our mounted diamonds, brooches, pins, lockets, pendants, solitaire and fancy rings, represent the latest and best in jewelry designing, including many exclusive styles from moderate to the very highest prices. Upson Jewelry Go, 6S Bank street.