Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-27
CITY NEWS

hotel, Woodmomt.
 There will be an important meeting of the Hibernian Rifles at 10 o'clock tomorrow morndng.
 Rev Dr Anderson has been attending the Yale commencement exercises this week, going back and forth to Wood mont daily.
 The Rosewood base ball team, in charge of Manager Barnes. went to Woodbury to-day to play the crack team of that town.
 Attorney Charles Dalton, who grad uated from the Yale law school this week. has returned to his home in this city He has not decided whether or not he will locate in this city or in New Haven.
 Alfred Veillette, aged 19 years, son of MT and Mrs Ferdinand Veillette, 400 River street, died this morning af- ter long illness. The funeral will take place from St Ann's church at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon. The inter ment will be in Calvary cemetery.
 Judge Oowell has granted tenn porary Injunction to Lilley, Swift & Go against the Consolidated Railroad Go restraining the latter from keeping their cars standing opposite the plaint- iff's premises and obstrhcting thelr spur track to the same. A permanent injunction and damages of $5,OOO IS claimed The matter is returnable to the district court
 There will be meeting of the Irish American Athletic Association football team tomorrow morning at Il o'clock sharp at their rooms, Academy hall, East Main street. This meeting is for the purpose of putting the players in their proper position for the game to be played in Hartford July 4, for the championship of the state and the sil- yer cup.
 MT and Mrs c. J. Sawdey celebrated the twentieth anniversary of their we'd ding last night at their home on Park place. A large number of friends Joined in the merrymaking. Among those who contributed to the enjoy ment were Al Darling of Rogers Bros, who sang "The Palms" with telling effect, and in response to hearty en- core, parody on "A'int That Shame" introducing most of the young men present in a Imaginable manner. William Adams sang I'm Wearing My Heart Away for You"' in a pleas ant manner. John Dunn followed with ''The Story of the Rose" and the ladies rewarded his effort with a bouquet of carnations. At the conclusion of this part of the entertainment refreshments were served.
 The recent rains created a big de- mand for cabbage plants so much so that people who failed to buy in time are having hard time trying to get them. There Is none on sale in the markets and the only hope left for those who thought they had nothing to do but drop in and order them at any time is that they may be able to secure supply from private parties on the outskirts of the city. Dealers say it is tri1e early for what they call late cabbage and think that the farmers will come in with some on time to accommodate everybody who wants them. There may be some truth in this, but people who make practice of raising cabbages claim that now is the time to put them in while the ground is moist and give them chance to take root and do a little growing before the real warm weather sets in.
 Edward AIcGrath of West Main street will leave here next Tuesday for a trip to the old country. MT Mo- GraFh came to this country from Ire land forty years ago accompanied by hls parents and several brothers and sisters and has resided here ever
 since. He worked at Brown &
 Brothers Roger Bros and Holmes, nj, a3v1c n4 %bn latter place unth the fire which oc' cured there several years ago when he quit factory work and engaged in the real estate business and has since
 made a fortune. His brother, the late
 Robert McGrath, intended to make the
 trip wdth him, but death stepped in
 and robbed him of the companionshiI
 during dhe vacation of one who had ventured out from the old homestead
 with him when both were boys. MI
 MeGrath will sail Wednesday on the ! Oceanic of the White Star line. It is not as easy to get ticket of ! admission to the a1mshouse now or obtain outdoor relief as it used to be- Under the new management applicants have to answer several questions. Here
 are a few of them. Name in full l Color? Sex? Nativity? Social condi
 ton? Age? How long in the city
 state and United States? Former resi-
 dence7 If naturalized, when ant
 where? Occupation? Wages? Full
 name of parentsP Full name of wife
 or husband? When and where mar
 ried? Names, age and nativity of chil
 dren2 Ever received help from any
 source? Ever in hospital or aims
 house? Besides these you have to tel
 the age and birthplace Of your wife ol
 husband, provided you are married, th' l amount of real or personal property | savings. life insurance or anything elst you might reasonably be expected t know or possess. so that 1t requires l smart person to pass the examination and in consequence many who appear l turn away bewi1dered, leaving the in l terrgator in doubt as to whether tht l applicant didn't know or preferred tt
 scratch for himself rather than tell.
 Last evening at Foresters' nall tn
 members of Humboldt lodge, No 21C N. B. o. P, held their regular meet
 ing, which was one of the most in
 structive and enthusiastic ones hel. l t5nyri1,or +1,a rroor Ono <SqnT7id otc> yze