Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-08-22

| To MT and Mrs Frank McPhee of 3: Walnut street
 MT and Mrs James Murphy of Il Calvin street are rejoicing over the ar. rival of baby girl.
 The funeral of the late Daniel Miller took place this afternoon from the family residence on Chambers street with service by the Rev MT Pfail and interment in Riverside cemetery.
 Bernard Scanlon, the seven-year-old son of Mfr and Mrs Timothy Scanlon of 5ti9 East Main street, broke his arm a day or two ago by falling from a chair.
 Ed Hayward will officiate at the an- nuai outing of the Pearl Divers asso- citation at Pearl lake tomorrow. Notables will be present from Hart ford. Torrington, New Haven, and Bridgeport
 It's not so many days from now when the boys will start in school, and with all the fun they have had during long vacation their clothes must have suffered. Better visit U $. & Go this week for a new suit at the sale prices.
 The funeral of Lawrence Kinney will take place from his late home, 596 Baldwin street, tomorrow after noon at 2 o'clock with service at St Francis Xavier's church and interment in new St Joseph's cemetery.
 SLUG TWO
 While readers of the Democrat are finding so much lost property and turning it over to the owners it is hoped some of them will meet with Dr O'Hdra's brfn5iled toy bulldog, 'Ted," and pilot it back to2an aff1ict- ed family. In addition to the pedf- gree printed in the advertisement, it might help people to recognize "Ted'' to add that the animal is bob b-tailed and walks with kind of halt in one of it's hind legs.
 That semi-centennial parade will be the biggest thing of the kind ever seen in the state, that is provided the com mittee knows it's business. The street department and board of public safe ty with their exhausted" appropria- tions should be invited to give an ex- hibit, and if they can be induced to do 1t you will have an opportunity to learn what an iron hand the aldermen exercise over these boards They want whole lot of work done, but refuse + That is what the members of the boards say.
 In the police court this morning Den his Flynn was fined $5 and costs for intoxication. Mike Horan was fined $5 and costs for drunkenness and re- ceived similar sentence for defraud- ing restaurant keeper. Both got thirty days to square up and were turned over to Probation Officer Com be1lack- This is a good plan. It gives one a chance to call around and see his friends and talk them into helping him out of his trouble, while according to the old plan man was hurried down to New Haven unless he was ahl.. to cOHse down with the dust with fin v9y seasrt &anne after court had 1 akE1Exned.
 An ooaess ef tne Teamsters' union l aasG to4AMy that thsre is no talk of G1xf&@ axnang members Of the organ1za- tan4a anA that hs w8s not aware of any reason wAy tAC-e sisould be. One of tho men ia iu1e, but this is because tlEvs is not murh doing where he IS employed and 90 far as he knew an- other fellow who got through went out for reasons other than society matters l and probably got his back up and got hold of some reporter and told him a story that had no foundation in eact. | He said that the union teamsters and their employers are getting along nice ly and have enough to do besides striI1- ing about nothing.
 The annual summergathering of the Veteran Odd Fellows association was held yesterday afternoon at the Morris Cove hotel, New Haven, seventy-five members being in attendance. Chief Veteran Frederick Botsford of New Haven was master of ceremonies, and in response to his call remarks were offered by Grand Master Upson of Southington. Deputy Grand Master Davis of Mantle, Grand Patriarch Reynolds of Bridgeport and Past Grand Masters Carpenter of Torring ton, Keith of Norwalk, De Leeuw o1 Hartford. Hutchinsoh of South Man chester, Manyi1le of Ansonia and O 1 CTS.
 The funeral of Francis Lynch took place this morning from the family residence on Burton street to St Thom l ass church. where solemn mass of requiem was celebrated. The officers l were: Celebrant, Rev M. Callahan ot | &OudElSS pdi gA1l1dSCpOACs uS<]SOAA l Rev Joseph Joyce, St Mary's parish Bridgeport; sub-deacon, Rev M. Tray. nor. Watervil1e; master of ceremonies, Rev.|ather Kennedy. Rev Father Crowley pronounced the final absolu ton. Rev William O'Keefe of this l city assisted in the exercises. The bearers were George Bowling, William Nolan, Harry Ramon, J. Moran, J Kelley and William Driscoll. The in terment was in St Joseph's cemetery The floral tributes included the follow i ing: Standing wreath, from choir oi St Thomas's parish; cross, MT and Mrs William Nolan; basket, MT and Mir: John O'Brien; cross, employees of Cur ran Dry Goods Go; wreath, MT and Mir c. F. Mahoney; bouquets from the fol 1oiwng: John Kenealy, Martin F I Moore Harry Ramon, Katie Cullen | Miec, RoSnlina RnhnrOp Mics MPCl1iD