Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-29
CITY NEWS.

to MT and Mrs John P. Rowe, IS John street.
 "A Knight of the Highway" tells the story of a college bred man who turned tramp. It will be commenced in a few days.
 l Special forecast for Connecticut: Fair tonight and Thursday. Cooler to- l night and Thursday. Light variable I winds.
 | John, the one year and eight months old son of MT and Mrs Thomas O. 'Brien of Emerald street, died this morning. uNhe funeral will be held at 3 80 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. l The employees of the Curran dry goods company will give another of their pleasant receptions at Leaven- worth hall on next Tuesday evening Admission will be by invitation only.
 John Brown was arrested this noon 1 for theft of a few horse blankets from a Lithuanian's store in Brooklyn. The arrest was made by Officer Mclean. l Brown said he wanted the blankets to keep himself warm.
 1 John, the eight months old son of MT and Mrs John Ryan of 29S Baldwin street, died this morning. The flu neral will be held tomorrow afternoon l at 2 o'clock with interment in Calvary cemetery.
 Not one member of theWesleyan glee l club. which played at Polls last night, rode on the cars when they arrived here yesterday afternoon. They all ! walked from the Meriden depot to the l center. A
 Henry M. Makepeace denies the statement that he had not taken out papers of citizenship when he applied l for reduction in his taxes. Some time before he made the application he 1 had been in possession of his first pa pers. The report was broadcast that he was not a citizen nor had even ap-, piled for citizenship.
 Ezra Dunworth, who is well known llere, was found guilty in Southbury yesterday of selling liquor. He was charged on three counts and fined $50 1 and costs and for assaulting a GUS toner named Malone, who is said to have given information against him. l he was fined $7 and costs. Dunworth | appealed. Malone, for creating a breach of the peace, was fined $1 and 1 costs. l E. l.. Hunter had a jag on this af- ternoon when he presented himself at 1 Jacques opera house. He did not like 1 something that was going on and he kicked up a row about it. When Off, ! cef Fitzgerald and Treasurer Splain 1 tried to quiet him he became ugly and | 1t was found necessary to remove him. | He defied the officer to do this and the officer succeeded but only after a hard struggle, for though Hupnter is a little fellow. he squirmed like worm. He was charged with intoxication and breach of the peace. The regular meeting of Court Rose
 Hill was held last evening in the Franco American hall, Bank street. | There were three limitations and three l applications received. The court also | decided to change their quarters for meeting. Hereafter they will meet in l the new Johnson hall in the Meigs building, Bank street, the first and Ehird Thursdays of each month, The court is in very prosperous condi-
 tion, receiving members every meet
 ing. It is expected there will be a
 large attendance at the next meeting l in the new hall.
 The funeral of James Edward Car uOlI COoA IldCG NIllS lIlUIA1LS IIOLu LuC
 family residence on Waterville street
 with a mass of requiem at the Immac
 ulate Conception church and interment
 in St Joseph's cemeterM The bear
 CTS were Terrence c. O'Brien, George
 Havican, Dennis Shea, Christopher
 McEvoy, Frank Phelan and Edward | O'Brien. The floral offerings included a cross of roses from J. J. Price and
 employees; lilies, MT and Mrs J. E.
 Weible; wreath, Joseph s. Farley; Al
 carnations, Mrs George M. Brink; pill low, press department at the New Eng land Watch factory; carnations, MT
 and Mrs George Havican.
 The lovers of music and dancing will turn out in large numbers tonight to attend the first annual concert and so- ciable given by the Ivory Workers union in speedwell hall. Music will be furnished by Gallipeau's orchestra and E. l.. Baker vii be prompter The fol- lowing concert program will be ren- dered: March, "Princeton Tiger" Ger aid Burke; overture, "Lustspiel," Keller Bella; waltz, "Wedding of the Winds" !. T. Hall; intermezzo. "Indolence," Jason " Matthews. The committee assures a merry good time to all who attend. Every preparation to make the affair grand success has been made by the arrangement committee, ! which consists of F. l.. Baker, chair man: w T. Lavigne. secretary: T. T. Lyons, treasurer; H. Domingue and Ed NMard Wooster.