Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-04
CITY NEWS

The Pequot club gave a dance in their hall on the Watertown road last night.
 The funeral of Michael Carrolan will tack place from his late home on Riv- CT street tomorrow morning at S:3O o'clock.
 Don't forget the military band prom enade concert at City hall tomorrow night at City hall. Program in anoth- CT column. r-..
 The classes at the Convent of Notre FDame will reopen on Tuesday, Sep tember 8. Private lessons will be given in French and painting.
 John Mclean Edward Collins and William Fogarty of this city ex-strik- CTS have now regular runs on the troll ley lines in Bridgeport They like their new positions very much. < Grindstone is good name to put on wear-resisting boys suit. The to slide down cellar doors with. The price in Upson, Singleton & Co.'S is $2.8S the suit, and they will give satis- faction.
 After q four weeks course of study under the instruction of some of the
 
 city, Miss Nellye Reed is spending a she attended the grand re-opening of Prof Otto Erhard's dancing academy.
 At meeting of the local aerie of Eagles last night the fair committee submitted very encouraging report. Messrs Noonan and Sullivan who were attendance at the national convention 1,1A~ oQ 4Io work of the meeting. Seven candi- dates were initiated and several appli- cations received.
 Providing Superintendent Tinker re- turns home to-day there will be a an adjourned meeting of the board of edu- cation this evening. There is consid- erable work to be done at this meeting, as the schools reopen next Tuesday. MT Tinker has been travelling in Flu rope and was expected home Monday. It Is now thought he has been de- layed by the storm which was report ed early in the week.
 The funeral of James Doyle took place this morning from his late home on Bank street with a mass of requiem at St Patrick's church by Rev Father Gleeson and interment in St Joseph's cemetery The bearers were James Kelly, Dennis Mccarthy, F. G. Smith and l.. A. Raymond, all members of the Builders association. The floral l tributes included a pillow from the l fanlfly; wreath, Carpenters union; sheaf of wheat, W. 4. Doyle: bon- quets, Mrs Crowley, Annie C.. Duffy, Mrs Lawson.
 l Among the Waterburians who at- tended the big parade of the fiIemen ill Bridgeport yesterday in connection with the old home week festivities were the following: City Sheriff !. 1 W. McDonald, Aldermen Robert Walk l CT and Martin Keefe, ex-Aldermen l Mahaney and Thomas Kane, Comnis- I sioneri D. J. Lahey of the board of I public safety, Commissioner William .I Moore of the board of charities, Re gent Thomas Moran of the Brookside home, Constable E. J. Donahue, At torney Charles Bauby, T. F. Hayes, T. F. Butler, James Pagan and Thom- as Moran, Jr. a< | len, in the employ of the Western Union Telegraph Co., yesterday found on East Main street box containing q ; l canvassers use in fairs. The name Miss Mamie Keefe'' is written in a fine round hand on the cover of the book, which was evidently used in a fair for the benefit of St Joseph's 1 Franciscan monastery in Winsted l The book Is stamped "Rev Father Michael, o. F. M.," and was evidently issued by the society of the children oi some church in Winsted. It bears that society's name on 2 the sfy leaf. The goods await the owner at the police sta tion. .>-
 A young Italian woman named Mary Lucietta was arrested this morning by Detective Dodds charged with breach of the peace. The woman has beer visited by many of her country people She tells a singular story. She claim. she was brought here from New Yorl as housekeeper for one Pasquale Con taldi who lived on Bishon street Con taldi q few days ago informed her tha he was breaking up housekeeping ant : she should leave the house. She left but that evening she returned to tht house and tried to get in. It is claimed that she raised disturbance then. Sh' called again last evening and this timI succeeded in getting in the house There are other features in the cas- which may command the attention O the board of charities. ..- .~ . ~ A month ago Michael Lane of Rive street concluded term of sever months in jail for intoxication an, breach of the peace and this morning he was before Judge Peasley in tn
 city court charged with like offenses he pleaded guilty, as usual, and, hi:
 usual also, his sister Maria was tn
 complainant. She told the old ol
 story, too. Since he came out of jai he has been almost constantly drunk His people are willing to keep him il idleness if he will only keep sober i return, but so far this was too muc
 for him to do, and, in the words of hi
 sister in court this morning, he ha become a perfect nuisance" Tester