Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-12
CITY NEWS

A son was born this morning tokHIx and Mrs E. l.. Baker.
 Mrs J. A. Almas of Bank streaf fs M Torrington attending the funeral of friend
 Joseph Coogan of Washington street left to-day to resume his studies 0I East Hampton, Mass.
 The pretty little flower, the fTa1linH arbutuS, has made it's appearance. NS the next few weeks the woods ln zt vicinity of Waterbury will be vieitz7 by hundreds of people In search fef this flower.
 The annual concert and dance of tl34 Young Mems Catholic Literary socie| will be held in Leavenworth hall p& Friday night. Music will be furn5 eh8< by Lallier's orchestra The comnai Et6 i'll charge of the arrangements luf8n to make the dance one of the most sIzt cessful socially ever given by this socI ety.
 Since the advent of good weathef fl,4 work on the new factory which being erected by the Manvil1e Machilis Co at the corner Of Dublin and Ea Main streets is being rapidly puEiiet forward by J. ". Gaffney S Go. s7ll8 have the contract for doing the wof The brick work of one or two Of fis smaller buildings has already nees completed.
 The firm of Upson. Singleton X (0 has a unique attraction in their Bans street show window Viewed from {if sidewalk it appears to be a large eIaz globe filled with water with z 1o dozen or more goldfish and tWo N<& naries amusing themselves on tho ik side. Nobody wonders at seeing f'& fish disporting in the water, but eFef body who comes along wants to klof how the birds manage to live and kees dry in the wet
 Ray Hotchkiss, son of the street Esi perintendent, seems to b8 the mock successful fisherman so far this &ek son. Last evening be brought hoxnH basket of twenty-six as fine trout any fisherman, honest or otherWfse would wish to see. Not one of 5he catch was less than seven inches 4<lit some were as long as nine. Where t3 happy fishing grounds were he wQz3lf not say, but he seemed to be as proNN as he was entitled to be. There hes been no finer trout caught hereahpiEA this season.
 Laid Davis, who keeps a fruit sk0re on South Main street, was arrested {Q day by Officers Braarton and McEzVo3s He is charged with drunkenneS breach of the peace and rsssstaufn Davis was creating a disturbance 1z the property of John Santor, who keep fruit store at the ccfner of Hast Alfit and Orange street, when Officer BxaSf ton came along He resisted the Nijl cer, who was assisted later by 0HcGF MoEvoy. who happes.ed to be pasali by. The arrest WAS made about o'clock, just SIS hundreds of peopIe were going home from work. 1heff was much excitement, as 5t W2z thought that Etabbing afray had taken place.
 The Rev Henry Rose oE NewA
 N. J., will deliver his lecture on spssH sifan' at the First C0ngregatto tome church tonight Since the first ai|
 nouncement of Rev Mir Roses appeS
 ance in this city much interest h4 been shown in regard to the proposeE lecture. Rev Mfr Rose will deliNR the same lecture that he gave eiE,lt times in the same church in Newa, and each time before 8 crowd which filled completely the large edffice. E'e anywhere that Mir Rose has dellVeEe tflis lecture he has been the recl5,ieu of the most favorRbIe criticism, IhN advance sale of t1ckets has been ul.4
 usually large. Persons desiring ufk cts may secure them at Davis 6 Nye l or e. N. Ells.'
 A large crowd attended the opens1e Of St Ann's parish fair at City hall last evening, The artistic arl.anS ment of the various tables was veEE pleasing to the eye and showed thf good taste of the ladies in charge. tt4 hall also being well decorated WitII bunting. Refreshments Of all kiu1t were served, even to ham sandwichF5 Dancing to the music of GalipaauSs o1 chestra was indulged in. and uaRuH other amusemants enjoyed. This ev&H ing a splendid stage entertainment Wll; be rendered by pupils of St Ann's school, and { o-morr0w evening an apron and necktie party will be ons q the events of the evening. Special dances will be arranged for thosh px6H curing aprons and naclKties, which xnaS be had at very reasonable price. and all who wish a good time should moi miss this opportunity.