Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-31
CITY NEWS.

! their regular monthly meeting next Monday evening.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Fair tonight and Sunday; high west to southwest winds, diminishing in force.
 Members of division No 1, A. o. H., can be supplied with combination books for the union A. o. H. fair by calling upon James Grant, 209 South I Main street.
 The members of Liberty circle, Com panions of the Forest, have accepted l an invitation to be guests at a meet ing of a sister court in WatertoWn on 1 next Tuesday night.
 1 There will be an anniversary high mass of requiem at the Immaculate Conception church on Tuesday morn l ing at 8 o'clock for the late John NJ l Danaher.
 The funeral of John Driscoll will 1 take place tomorrow afternoon at 1:3O o'clock from the family residence on l Orange street, with service at the I'm maculate Conception church and inter- ment in new St Joseph's cemetery.
 MT aL.. Mrs J. H. Sincaster cele- brated the fifth anniversary of their marriage at their home on East Clay 1 street last night MT and Mrs Sincas- ter received large number of pres 1 ents
 Charles Kelly, an employe of the Waterbury Manufacturing Co., caught his arm in a machine yesterday after noon, injuring it so badly that after his removal to the hospital in Lunny's ambulance the injured member was amputated by Dr Benedict. The Chatfield Guard Veteran asso- ciation held it's first annual banquet last night at the Hotel Waterbury. i Among the speakers were Judge Cow i ell, John B. Doherty, Lieutenant Col onel Geddes, F. R. White, +. H. Smith, H. B. Carter, W. L. Hall and E. E.. Ha1l
 One of the fine events of the present l popular dancing season will be the first mid-winter subscription reception l by the members of Prof o. A. Bailey's school of dancing at Ieavenworth hail next Friday evening to Faulmann's s orchestra. As usual, the demand for invitations exceeds the limited number issued.
 The board of public works held a short session last night, but adjourned without transacting any business. Many think the last two meetings held by the board, which were private, had something to do with proposition all leged to have been submitted to the board for lighting the city by a new company. This is not true.
 l Michael Joy, aged T6 years, died last night his home on Park road. He leaves one son, Edward Joy, and five daughters, Mrs A. M. Kelly, Mrs Nj. J. Mahoney of Chicago and Mrs Charles Haugh, Mrs Eugene Clarkin and Miss Martha Joy, and one sister, Miss Eliza beth Joy. The funeral will take place at 1:15 o'clock tomorrow afternoon with service at St Patrick's church and interment in St Josephs cemetery.
 Frank Pagan was arrested this morning by Detective German on a warrant charging him with cruelty to animals. Pagan was formerly em ployed as a hack driver by T. +. Lun ny. One night about week ago he left pair of horses, attached to 2 hack, standing unhitched and un blanketed on Kingsbury street from 1: p. m. until ' a. m. That was the cause of his arrest.
 A fruit and candy store at 1908 Eas Main street, owned by Charles Toe chic, was entered by burglars early this morning. A pane of glass in the req Of the store was removed and en trance thus gained. The burglars who it is thought are mere youths, took number of cigarettes, cigars an( other things, but didn't succeed in SC curing any money. MT Tocchio'! home is right next to the store. but h. hnn 1lw~Fn Robert Wolf and Edwin l.. Trow bridge, two well known citizens. wer, thrown from a team on Sperry stree last night, the latter receiving serious injuries. The men were driving, dowl Sperry street when the horse becam, unmanageable and ran away. upsettin. the occupants. Wolf was not badl, ; hurt, but his companion was rendered < unconscious and was taken to the hos pital in Lunny's ambulance, where hi injuries, which consisted of seyera bruises were dressed by Dr Crane ant Dr Poore.
 'i A meeting of the eConnecticut Bottlers association was held yesterday after noon in New Haven. The followins officers were elected: President. T. F Williams of Ansonia: vice president. F F. Lyons of Meriden: secretary. H. w Owens of Ansonia; treasurer. W. E Lewis of Glenbrook; trustees Messr Brockhart of Waterbury, Moorhead O Bridgeport, Grumman of Norwalk Scoville of New Haven. Dunne of New
 Britain. Apt of Stamford, Brady o
 Hartford Clancy of Danbury and Bo han of New Haven.
 There was large attendance at th annual sociable of Liberty circle O Foresters in Leavenworth hall las night, many visitors being in attend ance. The committee in charge in cluded Miss Adeline BlansfieId. Mis- Sarah Doolan. Mrs George Broder;ck
 Miss Mary Conway. Miss Alice Nc Grath. John NIcVerry John O'Brien The officers of the society are Miss N
 A. OBrien, Miss Sarah Doolan, Mis : Annie Kennerney. Miss Alice McGratt Miss Annie Brown, Miss Adeline Blans field. Miss Katherine Quinn, Miss Mar
 Conway Miss Katherine Mullirar Mrs George Broderick, Miss Mar
 Grady, Mrs John Doyle.
 You are going to he united ere lon
 to the girl of your choice. If you wis