Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-07
CITY NEWS

E " ! will play the Y. M. o. A. team in Mid { dletown tomorrow night.
 J. Littlejohn & Co.'S dry goods store was closed to-day. A petition in bank ruptcy will shortly be filed. Papers are being prepared by Attorney Bron- son.
 E. l.. Tyrrell, the new school in- l spector, has reported for duty. He is being instructed in the duties of his
 new position by his predecessor, NJ. 1 J. Smith. 1 Edward Hoben, of 95 Baldwin l street. drew watch which was up for the benefit of the eight boys who are serving sentences in New Haven. | The number was 4S9
 The hydrant at the corner of Ex-
 change place and Harrison alley was l frozen tight to-day and force of men attracted much attention this afternoon I thaWing 1t out. They put it in working order in double quick time
 \. The funeral of Lillian Grace Holmes took place Tuesday afternoon from the home of her parents. Burial was | in Middlebury. The floral offerings were beautiful, coming from play mates and other friends.
 | ! i4 l Benjamin Fenn and Miss Hanora Shea were married this morning at the | Immaculate Conception church. The witnesses were James Walsh and Miss Freney. The couple left for a we'd ding tour in Boston. On their return
 they will reside at 25D East Main l street.
 The Waterbury Military Band has been engaged to furnish music on i January 20th, for the Fraternal Order of Eagles of this city. They will leave here for Danbl1y on a special train to institute new aeria of Eagles in that city. The band will have thirty men. There will be very important meet ing of the Catholic Women's assoeia- tion this evening and 1t is necessary
 that every member should be iii attend ance, as many matters are to be dis cussed There will be d, social time after the meeting and Refreshments will be served.
 James Flannery, of S82 Baldwin street, an employe of Benedict 6 Bur hams, ripped and fell into muff1e pan while at work Tuesday night. He spratned his wrist and was other wise injured. His injuries were dressed by pr. Dwyer. He will not be able to work for some time. Fred Cook. for some time past an
 emplOye of the bureau of engineering,
 has been appointed foreman of the
 sewer department, to succeed Joseph
 Begnal, who held the position under
 Edward B. Kelley. Mir Begnal was
 very faithful man and gave excellent
 satisfaction during the time he held
 the position. Another man sent to the
 block for his political creed.
 At a special meeting af the Water
 bury Medical Association last night
 Dr Castle. Dr Rodman and Dr McDon-
 aid were appointed a committee to
 draw up set of resolutions in regard
 to the death of Dr. Griggs. It was
 also decided to send wreath to the
 funeral. The members also voted to
 assemble at the Doctors Club fifteen
 minutes before the hour of the funer-
 al and to walk to the place where ser
 vices will be held and to be present
 at them.
 At the meeting of the board of
 health yesterday afternoon, Commits
 sioner Jones wished to know if it was
 not the duty of the health officer to
 attend the meetings of the. board.
 The other members of the board were
 unable to answer his question. Health
 Officer. Kilmartin was asked in re- gard to the matter last evening. He stated that he was not present at the meeting because lie had not been in- vited to attend. He had not even been notified that a meeting of the board was going to be held.
 The Waterbury Military Band will give their prom as usual at City Hall, l Saturday, January 9, 1904. The floor will be in excellent condition and also the very best of music Season ticket will be given to the lucky person.
 Patrick Dwyer passed away at til , home of Michael Eaters of 6S Pearl street, Torrington, Sunday, after a lin gering illness. The deceased was born in Ireland TO years ago. He came to this country at the age of 20 and had resided i'll the vicinity of Torrington for about twenty years, having run a farm on the Iitchfield road. He leaves two daughters, Mrs Michael German of Waterbury, Miss Mamie Dwyer of Litchfield and one son, James Dwyer of Waterbury. The funeral was attend- ed in St F'rancis's church in Torring- ton yesterday Winsted Citizen.