Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-27
CITY NEWS

CITY NEWS
 A son was born yesterday to Mir and Mrs Henry Tangey of Fleet street.
 The Laurier Social club will gdye q sociaDle at Speedwell hall this even ing.
 The class day exercises of the class of 1903 of St Margaret's school will be held Friday.
 A son was born to MT and Mrs Frank Suspicion, 745 North Main street, yesterday
 Contractor Pidgeon commenced lay ing brick on North Main street to-day. The space between the car rails is be- ing paved first.
 So far the authorities have not lo- cated David C. Marsh, although he is said to be working right along and stops at his home every night.
 Mrs Eva Marvin, aged 2S years. died last night at the Waterbury hos pital- The remains will be taken to Roxbury tomorrow for burial by Un- dertaker Mulvdlle.
 There is great need for flowers for Memorial day. Those having any to spare will confer favor on the various committees by notifying them at once. The flowers will be called for.
 George Francis, the years and 3 months old child of Mir and Mrs M. I Colloty, died this morning at the home of his parents on Highland avenue. The funeral will take place at B o'clock tomorrow afternoon and inter- ment will be in Calvary.
 The funeral of Mrs Catherine Smith took place this morning from her late home on John street, with mass of requiem at St Patrick's church by the Rev Father Gleeson. The bearers were John D. Bolan, John CloheSsey. James Daly and Michael Hennessey. The remains were taken to New Haven for burial.
 The Megr imae 4. 0. will give their third annual excursion tb Hanover park Decoration day, Saturday, May sS0- Two special trains will leave the Dublin street station at 1:s0 D. m. Tickets can be had from members of the club and also at the station the day of the excursion. Tickets for round trip, 50 cents.
 There was quite a mixup on South Main street, near ScoyilI street. this forenoon, between a trolley car and q team, the latter coming out of the run in considerably the worse for it. Thomas Reed of Thomaston was cross ing the track when the trolley ear hit his vehicle, leaving 1t fit subject for the repair shop. Many thought some body was killed, but when things were cleared up no injured parties were found about the place and Conductor Slough moved on as if nothing had happened, and MT Reed made the best hand he could of himself with his dis abled wagon.
 It Is said that Saturday will go a long ways towards telling where the public stands with reference to the trolley strike. If people ride to For est park 1t is said that the strikers might just as well throw up the sponge and declare the fight off. But will the people rider That's the question. 1t is understood that great effort will be made to have them step on the cars and as Saturday afternoon will probably be the biggest half holiday Waterbury has ever seen much inter est is centered in the result of the day so far as the strike question Is con cerned.
 There will be a meeting of the un- ion committee of the different councils of the Knights of Columbus In this city on next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock in K. of e. hall. The purpose of the meeting Is to make arrange Gnents for the celebration of memorial vespers in honor of the deceased mem- bers of the order in this city. The vespers will be solemnized in one of the local churches some Sunday in June. The committee consists of the follow ing persons: Sheridan, H. J. Finn. Tim othy Donovan; Barcelona, William By an, Thomas McCann: Hendrfcken, John Reilly, Frank Reid; Mulcahy, William Donovan, Michael Peters. The condition of Miss Margaret Crane has shown no Improvement to speak of since her removal from the hospital to her home some days ago. In fact to-day she was experiencing more pain and was more conscious of the suffering she was undergoing than \ at any time since she was found wan dering on School street It may be possible that this consciousness of pain presages the return of all her faculties, for up to the present time she has been unable to answer any questions coher- ently She complains much of pain in her head and is able to ask for a glass of water. The mystery surround ing the affair is as deep as ever and probably will be until such time as Miss Crane is able to explain matters herself,