Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-14
CITY NEWS

Miss Loretta Hawthorne Hayes will open her dancing classes in Friendly league hal in October.
 A meeting of Company c, c. N. G., has been called by Captain D. B. Fitz- patrick for tomorrow night at 8 o'clock.
 Miss Myra Haight and Miss Mamie
 Daley are visiting in Amherst, Mass Before returning they will visit Springfield and Boston. ~ Prof FTazder's dancing school will open tonight in Leavenworth hall. The beginners class will meet at 7:30 and the advanced class at 8:3O. Lessons cost 25 cents each.
 AdJutant- General Cole has accepted the resignation of Lieutenant Walter try, 0. N. G., and Lieutenant Sackett is service of the state.
 Elizabeth Katherine O'DelL the seven months old daughter of MT and Mrs James O'DeH of 49 Fuller street ! died last. night. The funeral was | held this afternoon. Lnberment was
 in the new Joseph's cemetery, In the list of floral offerings men | toned in connection with the funeral of Mrs Ellen Kelly on Saturday the 1 following were inadvertently omitted: l Gates Ajar, brass department Water bury Button Go; wreath, Patrick G. Egan and family.
 Annie Whitty, aged nine years, died | Sunday morning at the home of her | parents. Mir and Mrs Patrick Whitty ] of 96 Mattatuck street. The funeral will be held at l 30 tomorrow after noon with services at the Immaculate l Conception church. Interment will 1 be in new St Jospeh's cemetery. | The report of the sale of various property on Simons street on Saturday caused big sensation in the Brooklyn | district The residents of that section are sure that the union depot will be | located in that section. Not only has property been purchased on Simons street by Agent Neiman and Edward McGrath, but there are deals on for l property on Lafayette street
 Mrs Mary Bloomfield of f20 Silver l street, one of the most highly respect l ed residents of the eastern section of ! the city, died yesterday afternoon. 1 She leaves five sons. James, Joseph Stephen, Michael and Edward, and | four daughters, Mrs Mary McGrafh, | Katherine, Nellie and Annie, also one l sister, Mrs Thomas Moran, and one l brother, stephen Brophy. The funeral | will be heId at S:30 tomorrow morn | ing to the Sacred Heart church. an- | terment will be in St Josephs ceme- 1 tery. Joseph Spallone, aged IS months, met with a fatal accident on Satur- day night at the home of his parents, corner of Washington avenue and For ter streets. A boiler of boiling wa ter was overturned and part of the contents went over the head. face. ana body of the little chRd. He was frfglnfuIly burned Medical aid was K of no avail and the child died few hours after the accident occurred. The l funeral was held yesterday afternoon at o'clock. Interment was in Gal l vary cemetery.
 Officer Cassin made bold capture
 this afternoon. For two weeks he l and Officer McEvoy have been plot ting to make this capture, but every l day their efforts were foiled- To- l day their efforts were rewarded with
 success and Officer Cassin wore a l smile of triumph as he walked up
 South Main street holding a string in
 his hand at the other end of which l was stray dog. The officer remark l ed to a friend: officer McEvoy and 1 have been trying to capture fhat dog
 for two weeks The stray dogs are | rather scarce about the streets now.A
 few weeks ago there were so many of
 them that they were a nuisance. To day the dogs are noticeable by their
 absence. %zS
 The funeral of Miss Ann McGoe
 took place this morning from the resi-
 dence of her niece, Mrs John Howard
 of Walnut street, to the Immaculate
 Conception church where a solemn
 high mass was celebrated, the follow
 ing priests officiating: Celebrant, Rev
 Father Brennan; deacon. Rev Father
 Broderick; sub-deacon, Rev Fathet l O'Brfen- The pail bearers were John
 Howard, Harry Duggan, Bartholomew
 Tra1t, T. T. Seery, F. J. Gaynon and
 Thomas Fenton. The floral offerings
 included a pillow inscribed "Auntie, 2
 from James M. Duggan; basket ot
 flowers, the Misses Margaret and Eliz
 aqoeth Diaane; bouquets, MT and Mrs
 B. Trant Interment was in Hart
 ford
 Father of Senator Simmons Shot.