Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-22
CITY NEWS

1 at SPA Bank street to George Zemai- tis. Creditors are requested to send in all bills by Wednesday, August o3.
 An anniversary high mass will be celebrated on Thursday morning at 80 o'clock at St Francis Xavier's church for the late James Mulligan of South Main street
 John, the 1 year old son of Mir and Mrs John Lepieska of 29 Lawrence street, died this morning. The funeral will be held at o'clock tomorrow af- ternoon, with interment in Riverside cemetery.
 Charles, the eight years old son of Mir and Mrs William Broughton of 36 Clark street. died this morning. The funeral will be held at o'clock tomorrow afternoon with interment in Riverside cemetery.
 Copies of the new probation law are being mailed to the probation officers of the state by Secretary John c. Fay Tor of the Connecticut Prison associa- ton. The law went into effect August l5 and supersedes the law under which probation officers have been working. The new law provides that the court may place boy under the charge of a probation officer prior to trial If circumstances warrant. The police are to notify a probation officer immediately after the arrest of a minor. ..7. -
 Miss Agnes Mary Laflamme and Ma zaire Thomas Domingue were married at St Ann's church yesterday morn- ing. Miss Jennie Lafamme, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid, and the best man was Charles Benziger. The bride, being a member of the Children of Mary, was married inside the altar railing. The bride wore a gown of white silk null and Wore the blue ribbon of the society. After a recep- ton the happy couple left for Provi. dence, R. I. On their return they will reside on Park road.
 The police patrol was quite busy to- day. Half dozen 'plain 1drunks" were bagged this morning, and the noisiest of them was Jack Synnott of Hill street. All the forenoon Synnott was about North square bothering peo- pie. trying to make them listen to his singing Good Bye, Little Girl, Good Bye" He had masons trowel which he was willing to hang up for any. thing. Complaint was at length made | to Officer Stevens and the last seen of the songster he was singing his favor. ite ditty in the patrol wagon. He was singing all the forenoon in the police ! station. L7D'"'D u +"0 D"'''' The first field meeting of the Con. necticut Dairymen's association will be held tomorrow at Elmwood farm Danbury, the home of H. B. Fairchild under the auspices of the Danbury grange. The second gathering will be | on Friday at the Glendale farm. under the auspices of the Meriden grange and through the courtesy of Charles A. Kinney. The third gathering will be held Friday, September l, under the auspices of the Mad River grange of Waterbury, at Maple Hill farm. the home of A. H. Pierpont. Dinner will be served at all the meetings and ad dresses will be given.
 i The funeral of Annie Cotter took place this morning from her late home on South Main street, with a mass ot requiem at the Immaculate Conception church by Father O'Brien and inter, ment in Calvary cemetery. The bear CTS were Thomas O'Brien, Michae O'Brien, James O'Brien. Patrick OBrien. Michael OBrien and Michae Devine. all cousins of the deceased The floral tributes included a pillow marked Cousin" from Mrs Johr Lucid; bouquets. Bridget Manion Katie Manion. Thomas Fenton. NJ. and Mrs Carolin. Katie Scully. UarI Hogan, Julia Fitzpatrick, Katherlu, and Mary Breen.
 Helen Carroll, the two and halt years old daughter of MT and Mir, Phillip Carroll of Bridgeport wb, with her mother and other member, of the family are visiting with NIT, M. T. Bradley of South Main street In the Holohan block. leaned ou through rear window yesterday af terncon about 3;30 o'clock. lost he balance and fell a distance of ten oI twelve feet onto a skylight ove GOldstein's store. crashed througl the glass and dropped into tho anart ments on the ground floor. srarin. the wits cut of clerks and customer, but fortunately escaping serious in jury. She was slightly cut on ,h
 back of the head and thp sight n blood prompted spectators to dsri.Ir that the child was in bad shape Thf WIS not so. but just the same II v-a miraculous escape.
 The funeral of Edward McDonaR { .1.-
 ily residence on WOlcott street wirl mass of requiem at the Sacra. Heart church by the Rev Father Dun igan. The bearers were Mortimo Hefernan. D. H. Tierney and Jyhl r. Calvin from Sheridan council. K 0f c: John z Bowling and Jamp Costello. representing Court Ros Hill. r. of A.: and George Walker The floral offerings included the fol lowing pieces: Pillow. lette7ed -Fatll err the family: pillow marked Faith full City Engineer R. A Cairns mound. Superintendent Walker an' pmpl1veS of Hamilton park. pillow Court Rose Hill F of A: standini wreath. employes of CurTans. cuoss Algonquin club: wreath. Nellie Gal t vin. Jennie CuIhane and Laurett. Henebry: bouquets. Mir Walker Wal ter Farmer. Dr John Mcdonald. AIic and Christine Walsh. Mrs John Prize Saxe & Ffgto The family request parties corresponding with James Ne Donald. who is in Denver. not t' mention the fact of his fathers death Our busv day is over for a fes weeks and ze feel that this Is goo