Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-03-12
CITY NEWS


 John M. Kelly, fireman at the Lea venworth street engine house. fs ilI at his home on Baldwin street.
 Yesterday afternoon the fire depart-E ment was called to the residence off John H. Calvin on Washington street. Where 1t was supposed something was wrong with the chimney. There was8 no damage.
 The First division, A. O. Tx. will hold it's regular meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock This change has been made in order to give the E members an opportunity to attend the { entertainment on March r.
 Margaret, the 12-years-old daurhterf Of Mrs Foley, died this morning at the family residence, 54 High street. The deceased was pupil at the WaIsk school and very promising girl. The funeral will take place Monday morn. ing at S:30 o'clock to the Imnaculata Conception church.
 The following games will be played in the Y. M. o. A. gymnasium tO-nightx Eagles vs Monitors, Crescents vs Nut Sterling Five of the Y. M, O. A. wifi play the Middletown Y. NJ. 0. A team which claims the championship Of tlle state, in the local gymnasium
 To-day is the anniversary of the big blizzard of 1888, that put Water~f bury and other towns out of businessE for season. It started on the 1llhf shortly before o'clock in the after~ noon and ragged until o'clock on tha afternoon of the 14th. According to measurements made by N. ]. Weltons forty-two inches of snow fell during the storm.
 Mrs Keough. 19S Baldwin street. Specials for this evening: One lot la- dies nursing corsets, were 75c, salo price 50; one case ladies' feeced vests, spring weight, were 19c, sale price 15c, two for 25c: one lot ladies' fancy col- lars, were 25c, sale price 10c; one lot ladies' white waists. were $1 sale price 75c; one lot gents under vests. slightly soiled. were 89c, sale price 19e; boys night shirts. 25c.
 Mrs Annie Barrett of Hawkins street has entered suit against the Wo-# mems auxiliary. A O. H. for $50 dnin ages. She claims she was not giyeil7 sick benefits to which she was entitled- The society claims, on the other hand, { she would have been paid the benefits, about $50, had she not violated rules. Attorney Russell appears for the plaita- tiff and Attorneys Kennedy and Cassi- dy for the defense.
 Ja1litor Loughlirs has taken down the storm door at the entrance to tho city hall. The removal of the nett work of doors reveals something neat on the inside Mayor Elton, acting as committee from the board of pubiid works, has had a new door put intG replace the old one, and it is all right. too, lighting up the corridor betteM than ever before and otherwise inns proving the looks of the place
 The remains of Mrs Henrietta WarS rington who died at the Roosevelt h0st pitaI in New York on Thursday morn4 ing as the result of an operations Wers brought to this city yesterday afteI5 noon and were later removed to thS homo of her sister. Mrs Lewis Mack of Watertown. by Undertaken Hickox., The funeral will be held tomorrow af-} ternoon at 2 o'clock with services an the house. Interment will be In fhe new cemetery in WatertoWn. There will be parade of the A. Q.# TT on the evening of March II, Sf fat-I# ric,y,s day. Grand Marshal Franciat O,Rrien has given out the following as sE the line of march. Parade Will form atf "A. O. H. headquarters on East MalisI street. march to Bank. to Meadow. toj so1th Main, to Union, to Franklin, to Go1a to East Main. to City hall. headri ad nv tha St Francis drum corps. 0om-I ,,arr E Hibernian Rifles, will act as < escort. All the other divisions will ap, [ near in civilians dress. Parade VIII E start at 7:15 o'clock sharp.
 The civil jury comes in next week ! 4o do business in the district court, { ana at short calendar to-day, Judge cowen . presiding, the following cases were assigned for trial: Tuesday, Js ID Russell vs F. N. Sharp. and J. q: Twininp vs Jacob Goldberg: Wednes- day. Treat l.. Sanford vs Henry ] Scbiegger. Margaret Hanrahan vs Catherine Kenny, and Austin Burr1tu ys the city Of Waterbury; Monday March p. town of WatertoWn yS5 Mattoon.