Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-16
CITY NEWS

A two weeks mission will be opened at St Ann's church next Sunday.
 Belleview Lake Grove with all the regular attractions will open to-mor- row.
 The regular monthly meeting of Silas Bronson conclave, No 651, I. O. H., will be held this evening. A full attend ance is desired.
 The graduating class of 1905 of Mon- roe's business college will meet at the college rooms tomorrow evening at s o'clock for election of officers.
 Dr Charles A. Monagan has removed from the Prlchard building, corner of Bank and Grand streets, to a nicely fitted office at 63 Center street.
 Collector Hunt is still taking in money in large sums for water rents and taxes. Already he has received $62, GOO of the $75,OOO due for water used during the past six months.
 The funeral of Helen, the one year and seven months old daughter of Mir and Mrs John NJ. Smith of 3O3 River street died yesterday of pneumonia. The funeral took place this afternoon with interment in St Josephs ceme- tery.
 Mrs John T. Coleman underwent an operation at the Cooke street sanitari- um yesterday for the removal of tu- nor. Mrs Coleman's many friends will be glad to know that the operation was successful and she will soon be re- stored to health.
 J. Albert Browne, piano. Frank Smith, violin, Walter Clayton. cello, and R. Pagano, clarionet, will play during the summer at one of the hotels in the White mountains. The quartet will leave Waterbury at the beginning of next month and return in Septem- Der.
 Seven or eight passengers aboard a trolley car bound to Waterbury from Naugatuck got quite scare this morning. The electricity escaped from its moOrings and for some time it looked as If the car was mass of flames. While nobody was injured and nothing serious happened to the car, the passengers were very much scared and got out in double quick time.
 Sister Mary Anastatia of the Con- vent Mary Immaculate, Parkville, died there yesterday. aged 22 years. Her name in the world was Julia Moynahan and she was the daughter of Francis and Catherine Moynahan. and entered the convent from this city. where she has relatives. There will be a high h.. fx,zf ing at o'clock and the burial will be in the cemetery connected with the con vent.
 It was said yesterday that the al- dermen intended to ask City Attorney Kellogg last night how the charter amendment passed by the board rela- tive to the fire department got snarl- ed up at Hartford and came back al- most an entirely different instrument from the one acted upon in Water bury. but for some reason or other not a word was said about lt It would be interesting to hear Mir Kel- lorg explain how that happened
 Ticket No 2T10 won the s20 in gold which was drawn last evening at Eagles hall for the Condon benefit. the ticket was held by Mir Brown of a31 North Riverside street All re- turns for tickets have not been made and it Is requested that those parties who have not as yet made their re- turns would do so before Friday even ing as the committee will meet at s o'clock on that evening at Dillon's bar Der shop and expect to render an se- count of what has been realized on the affair.
 Mir Hamilton. the deuscnStrator of the voting mackhe in the lobby of the city han building. iabored in vain last night in an effsrt to show some of the republicans hcw to vote the greater part cf their own ticket and ar the same time shut out an unde<erving candidate put up by that party and support some one oa the other side None of t'Iem could see the point and besides t,py didn't Ike that feature of fbe mschine. What they vznfef was one thst wcah enable democrats to vc<e fx repnbiicsns but furnish no oppgrfuuify for republsans to efvwd out me sf their party Dpmfne@ This vas aousefhInx Mir Hamilton could not eUf4n1xe and a npcn as fl1e anno1Dles Dene vns nade nsst es tb<8 1slssd