Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-03
CITY NEWS

& street awaits an owner at the police sta tfon.
 B. J. Torkomian has sold for w.t. liam l.. Myers his two family house at g and 54 Hill street to Oscar Col son.
 Rocco M. Capobianco, a prominent member of the Italian colony, has acc cepted a position as agent for the W. 0. Langley Furniture Go of 146 and 148 South Main street.
 The annual public reception of the Y. NJ. O. A. will be held in the asso- program will be rendered. Refresh ments win be served.
 Did you get a 'sU. s. 6 Go ticket last week? Lots of the boys did and they will be in Tuesday (to-morrow1 for their pick of the new things that came in since last Tuesday.
 Persons who are to take part in the concert which will be given at St Patrick's church on next Sunday i night are requested to meet at the church tonight at o'clock for re- hearsal.
 Rev Edward M. Skagan, formerly pastor Of All Saints church, Oakville has been assigned to special mission ary work in Georgia. Mrs Skagan is visiting Mrs 0sear W. Noble of Frank. lin street. N0d1 Be zx The bans aef Marriage between eDr Patrick James WWyer and Miss Cecilia were published for the first time yes terday at St Ceci1ia's church. The marriage will be solemnized on Octo- Der 18.
 Garrett Savers and James Ahearn were arrested last night by Oficer Kfersted. Both men were found in Mir Sayers's saloon on South Main street last night about Ii o'clock. Savers is charged with keeping open his saloon and Ahearns with freQuent- ing t. Their cases will be tried to- morrow. s.t ess .Eis. rss . ..e', =. = The Ladies of the Macabess wflI hold an open meeting in Fraternity hall at 8:30 this evening, and all wo- men who are interested In the work of this organization are invited to be present. Carrie A. Drake of Dan- bury, the state commander of the or der, will be present and address the meeting. An entertainment will be given after the business meeting.
 The Hammer club will hold its an- nual cross country run on next Sun day. Cheshire will be the destination, The members of the club will meet in front bf J. H. Devereaux 6 Co.'S store and will ride on the cars to the East Main street trolley line. Then they will hoof 1t. 1t is rumored, how | ever, that some of the stouter mem- bers have engaged teams to wait for them at secluded spots along the way. Mrs Mary Tracy, aged 49 years, wife of Martin Tracy, died at her home in Windsor Locks Friday of heart trouble, after an illness of a few months. Besides her husband she leaves four sons, all of Windsor Locks and one brother, Martin McGrath of l Waterbury. Her funeral was held | Sunday afternoon from St Mary's church The deceased was a member of the Ladies' auxiliary of the A. O..
 H., and this organization attended the funeral in body.
 Chairman Burns of the democratic town committee is nursing sore hand which he believed to be the result of coming in contact with some sharp in- strument concealed in bale of hay. But he was about town to-day just the same and performed good services. Mir Burns told a Democrat reporter that the town committee will open headquarters in the Holohan block on South Main street tomorrow and that the place will be open days and even ings until after the November election. He said that the outlook was hopeful for united action in Waterbury at the general election. There appears to be a desire for change, he said, on the I part of many citizens who are not l shouting their views from the house. tops. The democrats are united and unless have been misinformed the opposition is finding it hard to patch
 up their differences, notwithstanding all we hear from that quarter about Eharmony."