Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-16
CITY NEWS

J. r. buttneF was dppOlllJeu dulnll- istrator on the estate of the late Emil Schoenfeldt to-day by Judge Lowe.
 The fifty-ninth annual meeting O. the Connecticut State Teachers asso' citation will be held in Hartford next Friday.
 The annual meeting of the Grand temple, Rathbone Sisters. will open in Pythian hall at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
 c. H. Stancliff the retiring manager of the local Western Union telegraph office, has been given a gold headed cane by employees of the office.
 Timothy J. Ford of 149 South Main street, aged 37 years, died yesterday. He leaves wife, one son, Joseph, and brother, Michael Ford of Naugatuck. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning at S:30 to the church of the Immaculate Conception, and the inter- ment will be in St Joseph's cemetery.
 John Kelly of the Nassau club and resident of the north end had a very close call yesterday afternoon, and he is fortunate that he did not have one of his feet amputated while endeayor- ing to board a moving car The car was travelling at a fairly good gait when Kelly tried to get on in front. He missed his hold, fell to the ground and landed near the rails. His foot was so close to the wheels that the toe of his shoe was taken cleanly off, but his limb was not injured.
 The funeral of the late James Moran was held yesterday afternoon from Lls home on Fuller street, with service at the Immaculate Conception church by Father O'Brien and interment in Cal vary cemetery. Among the floral l tributes was a sheaf of wheat from Mary Moran; bouquets, members of | the family, and Mrs H. Wallace, Mr and Mrs Hearn and MT and Mrs George Corner. The pallbearers were Michael ]. Wallace, James Quinn Michael Haly, John Kennedy, Jere miah Shea and Michael Wallace.
 The ladies of St Francis Xavier: parish had such success with theil whist party the committee think: there is room for another. and the pro gram with a 'forty-five" attachmen will be repeated on Halloween. Ther, will be prizes for the best ''forty-tive' players as well as the most successful whist manipulatOrs. and the bigges crowd that ever collected at an enter tainment of that kind is looked for Come now. you fellows who boast O your skill with the pastebOards: ge into training right away and see wha you can do among all the crack forty five" players who will sit in to tn, tables.
 The funeral of the late Miss Gather inc Nolan was held yesterday from tn home of her brother 72 Pleasan street. to the church of the Immaculat Conception. Service was conducted b, Rev Father O'Brien. The pallhearer were Jeremiah Mccarthy. Michael Nc Carthy. John and Thomas Monahan John Knightly and Garrett Moran Among the floral offerings were a pill low marked Sister from members 0 the family: harp, Ladies auxiliary, A 0. H.: cross. shOpmateS in the Ameri can Ring Co: wreath. from her cousins Mary and Julia Nolan: cross. Mrs Ann Murphy. eand bouquets from Mir an, Mrs Thomas Griffin and Mrs Dillon The interment was in Calvary ceme tery.
 A man who was bitten by hi neighbours dog last week. but didn' report the case tO the authorities. say he hopes the ThOms administrator will appoint somebody tO keep tOurlIii the town with view tO finding unree iStpred dogs He claims that it wOul, pay to give man S1.O,n or S1.2O0 { year at the business. because he wOul, bring in more revenue than woul' meet his salary from owners of dog that never think of settling. and bc sides his presence would he a Checl to people who think they arc in n way responsible for the conduct Q their canines. He was walking alOni the street when the dog followed hin and sank it's teeth into his leg befOr he knew the brute was near him-
 The Eagles will scream in Water bury tonight. when Waterbury aeri' No 3Tg. will open up it's big seve nights fair. The tOrchlight pITad will have about SO men in line wbe it leaves Eagle hall At s o'clock. heaf pd by FultOn's American band. Aftc the narade the fair will he fOrnaIl opened by Hon F. P. Guilfoile. All q the attractions have arrived. inclu'lin Ora Cecil and her den of perfOrmin ] leoparfs. AlicO. the great Egyptia mind reader. the eight dancing EgyI tian girls and Joe Warsham's Maggi Murphy and other COney Island vol derS. The hall has been tram formed into a mass c beautiful bunting and many cOlore electric lights. These men have wOrke tfrplesSIy day and night % as t0 hay everything ready for tonight. T' morrow night is Naugatuck and Mer den night and crowds are expecte from both of these places On Wed uesfav afternoon the baby show vi he given and there will De specia matinee for ladies and children EI tries are free to youngsters of any an I sT kinds and eoI0rs not more than years of age. and every baby entere will get a present of some kind
 Do you want for watchz A red genuine time piece. one that T0u ar nof ashamed If when yOu compare with vour naightsorS' fer looks and a rurate timing. We know of only On make srrl as thEs and that bears szzs name of fhe Tpson Iewefry Co upos