Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-07
CITY NEWS
D'ri and l comes next.

1 ul
 tcrnoon at 3:30 o'clock when the an
 nlal election of officers will take place
 The fire department answered a cal
 10 the plant of the ScOvill Manufactul
 ing Co last night, where quantity o
 oil became ignited and threatened t,
 make big blaze. The danger did no
 amount 10 much. about few hundrec
 dollars
 The ball committee of the varoll,
 councils of K. Of C. met last evening and appointed ub-committccs for theil
 coming ball, which will be held or
 Easter Monday night The next meet
 Ing of the committee will be on ncXt thursday evening at o'clock at room j. II East Main street
 The funeral of Joseph Harrington
 took place this morning from his late { home on South Leonard street. with { q mass of requiem at St Patrick $
 church by Father Gleeson and inter-
 lnent in St Joseph's cemetery. The
 bearers were Patrick Reilly. John Hol- i chan. John Martin, John Harrington.
 David tronan, James Luddy.
 John M. Kelly, who recently resigned bis position tn the Waterbury fire de- partinent to embark in business. has opened an elaborate cigar. billiard and pool parlor in Casey's block. corner
 Baldwin and Liberty streets. Mr KeE
 lyS new venture will undoubtedly
 prove a success, as he is one of the
 most popular young men in the city.
 II now seems as if Attorney Bronson
 would contest the proposed cOndcmua-
 ton of certain land at Platts Min be longing 10 the lpson heirs. He has hicd with the superior court number o1 deeds and papers showing the own "rship of the property for quite num- Der of years back. The city desires
 th" land in question for filtration beds for sewage disposal.
 Charles A. Fine of this city and Miss sophia Schwartz of New Haven were married last Sunday evening at G:3J " clock at Pyrmont hall. New Haven. ne witnesses were Joseph Goldberg and Miss Gussic Schwartz. Many Friends from out of town were in at. fcndance. among those from Water- bury being Louis Friedman, Harry David Rosenburg. isaac Shortman and Mr and Mrs D. Kearn- ofSky. Mlr and Mrs Fine are now at home at :}2 Vine street.
 My. what a profit. "one- half off on everything That's the way some dealers do a big profit in season when people want the goods and then q cut Tn the middle to get their cost back. ! How about the people who buy in the i, season: Cpson. Singleton & Co dc . h'lr business on the square in season md out of season: good things at ! ar price; the quality such that they | 'hak" good even at their sale prices january is the cut price time for T.. :. & Co. just before inventory, which 'omes in February.
 At last nights meeting of Liberty irclc. Lady Forestcrs. Dr Farrell was 'hoscn as physician. All the other off CTS were elected at the last meeting 'i the circle. but q torn ballot was pre- entcd in the election of the physiciau At the last meeting Dr Farrell had 1j Ind br Russell F votes. One of Dr afrcliS votes was torn and dispute rose as io the right of counting it. ne matter was finally left over until lSt nights meeting. when the presid- ng officer decided that the torn ballot vas legal and declared Dr Farrell lcctcd physician.
 The mortality report for 1gU4 shows nat s'n persons died during the year. i5 under year old. S2 between i and ana 46J ' years or over. The dis ases which carried them off are class. led as follows: Scarlet fever 10. TIP. S; cerebro-spinal meningitis. ]: iphtheria. .6; whooping cough 3: rysipelas. 5: typhoid fever. F: ma arial fever, ?; puerperal fever I: Iarrhoea under years, 110: diarlhroea yer years. II; consumption. g3. neumonia. SS: bronchitis. IS: diseases nervous system, I3: heart disease i [; accident or violence, F: all other lscases, 302. At the annual meeting of the Third ' Congregational church last night off PTS were chosen as follows: Clerk. ailuei w. Chapman: treasurer. Gil , FIT M. Henderson: deacon. William lorgan; standing committe-. Mrs Will am Morgan. Mrs Thomas Jackson. !. |. German. Dr J. II. Callbreath. nd John NJ. Henderson: assistant su 'rintendcnt of the Sunday school. !. (. German. Miss C. Jackson will Tn charge ot the primary depart ehlt of inc Sunday school. Ii was vciy session. a few remarks bc,nc ade which nettled the ,laacous but Ter time things moderated and ey. uH.srs .It. |. - The funeral of James !. Dunn took i i"" thls morning from the family sldence on South Main street. The mains were shipped to Athol. Mass. burial by !. II. Mulville. The ,ral tributes included pillow mark
 "lIuSband.' from the widow of inc ( ceased; wreath, Waterbury acric of gles: Gates Ajar.' Earten.lcrs' :. asSociatioH: standing cross. cm- 'teS of ihe Connecticut Railway & shtlnG Co: broken column inscribed rlend>; cross. V. D. EichardsSn: 'S>. NIT and Mrs T. IT. Allen and mes Allen: bouquets. Mrs W. L Ins"n. Alr and Mrs \. r. Hrar,,,lev q Ms |. !. Delaney. The pail irers were Frank kcclcy. Thomas lligsiii and FhsmaS Hanrahan of the Ft"hdcrs Aid association. Jeremiah lilly. Thomas Murphy and wiifrel TberEy vf Waterbury aeric oC gics
 hes" ar" tLs evenings when we ali ui [" Sit iowU and read in. u..u. . ih" day SuPP0SiBg Wn atrrmIs io
 ." and ind that after reaJin. g