Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-25
CITY NEWS

At a meeting of Court Shields, F. of A, last night, it was voted to take part in the midsummer festival to be given by the Foresters at the Auditorium, August If and 15.
 Canton T. R. Martin, No 8, P. M, T. O.. o. F., met in Odd Fellows hall last evening and discussed the national convention which will be held in Balti- more September 21 to 26
 Myrtle Dunphy the s-months-old daughter of MT and Mrs George Dun- Dhy. died at their home, 400 Mill street, last evening. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 8 o'clock. with interment in Calvary cemetery.
 The funeral of Cunino, Antonio Gi- annarino took place from the resi- dence of his parents, MT and Mrs Jo- seph Giannarino, 624 Bank street, yes terday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Ser vices were held at Our Lady ot Lourdes church, the Rev Father Ka- ram officiating. Interment was in the family plot in Calvary cemetery.
 An unnecessary alarm of fire was given this afternoon about 2 o'clock calling the fire department to house owned by John Gilmour on Vine street. The alarm was sent ill by boy. The fire was in an ash box in the yard and before the fire depart ment got to the place the fire was ex- ,tinguished
 At meeting of Momantow council, D. of F., last night, Deputy Laura Dut- ton raised the following chiefs: Poca- hontas. Mrs Larkin; prophecies, Mrs Elizabeth Perkins; Winona, Mrs Mar garet Andrews; first scout, .Mrs Fred erick Pierce: second scout, Miss May Richardson; ,Powahatan, Frederick G. Pierce; c. of w., Mrs Smith. After the installation social evening was spent, ice cream and cake being served.
 The remains of Mrs Timothy All man, who died in Hartford yesterday morning, were brought to this city this morning for burial after funeral ser vices had been hela in St Joseph's ca thedral. They were in charge of Un- dertakers Moriarty & Callahan. In terment was i'm Calvary cemetery. Many friends from this city, Hartford and other cities accompanied the re- mains to the grave, The pail bearers were close friends of the deceased. The floral offerings were many and beau tlful
 Mrs Keough, 194 Baldwin street. Specials for this evening and next week: One lot ladies' lawn suits, were $1,5O, sale price csc; one lot ladies' gingham shirt waists, were 75c, sale price 25c; one lot ladies' white lawn waists, were 75c, sale price 49c; one lot ladies' corset covers, were 25c, sale price 21c; one lot ladies' white skirts, were 75c. sale price 49c; one lot misses white lawn shirt waists, were 75c and $1, sale price 45c; one case of gents negligee shirts, were 50c, sale price 39c; one lot boys knee pants, were 25c, sale price 19c; one lot boys wash suits, 49c.
 John Pawtrusld of Cherry street was arrested this afternoon by Officer Claffey for keeping an unlicensed dog.
 Something ought to be done by the city authorities about the nuisance dogs are becoming on the streets. A little girl living on Bishop street was attacked yesterday by a dog and pr McLinden had to be called ito dress the wound Dogs are running wild in the north end. A few days ago a dog owned by family living on North square had to be killed and another family, also living on North square, voluntarily kii1aS their dog for having bitten a boy.