Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-10

street.
Whenever society, drum corps or
any organization desires to hold a pa
rade permission must be secured from
the chief OF police. The number of
parades will hardly be diminished at
all by this new ordinance.
James w. Cassidy, the well known
insurance agent. has removed to South
Norwalk. where he has been appointed
assistant superintendent of the Metro
politan Insurance Co. The promo
ton was well deserved.
b. j. Torkomian and c. H. Davis
have sold for Loren r. Carter his
Uncertainty house at No "a Round
Hill street to Mrs X. Barrett also for
j. j. McEvoy his two-family house at
No 35 Meadow street to Frederick H.
Humphrey.
T. f. ODonnell who runs a saloon
in the Moriarty building on East Main
street is defendant in peculiar suit.
The plaintiff is an Italian bootblack
named Ella Falconio, and he claims
500. ODOnnell is said to have thrown
down his bootblack stand, which was
outside the saloon door, and damaged
| it.
| The committee of arrangements for
benefit under the auspices Of Court
Stephen J. Meany, No 81, F. Of A,
have everything in readiness for the
sociable in 6. A. r. hall tomorrow
night. A stage entertainment will
precede the dancing. Admission tick
cts will be on sale at the door at rs
| cents each person. Everybody in
vited.
The mortuary report for the month
of October is as follows: Scarlet fever,
1; diphtheria and Group, 2; whooping
cough, 4; typhoid fever, /; diarrhoeal
diseases (under 81, 3; consumption, 7;
pneumonia, 3; all diseases of nervous
system, 10; heart diseases, 3; accident,
10; all other causes except still births,
%; total, 81. Deaths under 1 year, II;
deaths, to 8, 5.
Miss Florence B. Provost, aged q
years, died yesterday Afternoon at st
Francis's hospital, Hartford. The re-
mains were removed to the residence
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Provost, 40 Farm street, from where
the funeral will take place tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock; with service at
the house and interment in Pine Grove
cemetery. Besides her parents the de-
ceased is survived by three brothers
and three sisters.
| The Merrimac Athletic clubs foot
ball team will play the strong Acorns
Of Bridgeport at the Driving park on
next Sunday. A large crowd Of root
ers will accompany the Park City
| team to this city. The field will be
marked and roped off and the players
will have plenty Of room to play the
| game without being fnterfered with.
| by the spectators. The game Is an
| important one as the team which suf-
fers defeat will be considered out Of
| the race for the championship of the
! state.
The semi-final match In the series
between MOher's and Brennans pool
teams will be played tonight at Mo
hers place and promises to be hot
contest. Bill has had so many chal-
lenges, for the last two weeks from
various teams from different parts OF
the city. he proposes when this series
is over to offer a prize Of $25 to be
contested for by the different teams.
He could not give them all game
with his team and not wishing to
slight any of them he came to the
above conclusion.
The many friends Of Fred johnson,
| who is a popular member of the Wa
terbuTy lodge of Elks, but who has
been connected with one of the leading
publishing houses In the country,wi be
pleased to hear that he Is on his way
home from San Francisco to transact
some business in the east for his con-
Germ. The route mapped out from San
Francisco will be entirely by water as
far as possible. 1t will take in the Pa
cific ocean, Isthmus of Panama, Car
ribean sea, Gulf Of Mexico and the At
lantic ocean. He started on his jour
ney on November and the entire trip
to New York will consume thirty-one
days.
At the regular meeting of the Central
Labor union last night President John
T. DAILY presided for the first time In
several weeks. The amendments to
the State Federation Of Labor were
read and created considerable discus
sion. A check was received from Pres
ident Mahon of the international Troll
leymen's association which ran we'll
up into four figures, the same being a
balance due since the trolley strike. 1t
Is said that this makes something in
the neighborhood Of $1,000 received
from the international body. Hand
| some chains and charms were given to
John T. DAILY, James Donahue A. B.
Cross and William Doucette, the com
mittee who had charge Of the strike, as
recognition of the satisfactory man
ner in which the funds were handled
Cornelius Morgan made the presenta-
tion address, to which the recipients
suitably responded.