Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-22
CITY NEWS

Thomas J. Kecfe of Kingsbury i street was removed to the hospital l yesterday. He is ill with pneumonia 1 The New York Tailoring Co of 226 Bank street will occupy new quarters at 15O North Main street about April | 1St
 A carrier pigeon found dead on Hill side avenue yesterday had an alum 1 mum band on the right leg bearing the Inscription "G. A. g. 2.909.' and on the l left leg band marked 10th Century. G. L., lO.'
 r. II. Mckernan of Court Phclan and Charles A. Hagley of Court Oregon are candidates for supreme delegates. Both are very popular in the order They have been long identified with it's progress and understand it's needs.
 sarah Fitzpatrick has sold to Pat rick kicley her three family house on \lne street. Mir Kieley has bought the property for home. The sale was made through the agency of D. i Y. Burlington, 41O East Main street
 The hearing on claims against th,, | estate of the late Margaret Gaugh&n has been continued. ';ne principal r.h.n is for $37S bv Mary Ilrldy. for ThFing care of and boarding Mrs i Gaughan some time before her final | illness
 At a meeting of the Y. NJ. C. A or | rhcStla last night officers were chosen aS follows: President. Joseph G. Baril; vice president. George Adams: secre- , tary and manager. Thomas H. Wilson | treasurer. Charles Henderson: conduct or. William A. Tmslcy: assistant con dnrtor, Joseph G. Baril: librarian, ] Charles North.
 The funeral of w. II. Wheeler took ] place yesterday afternoon from his late home, on North Main street. with ser vice by the Rev F. D. Buckley The hearers were Fred E. Pretat. w. D. Martin. Charles C. Bclden. John T. | Collyer. Newton C. smith and Paul o. l Knight The remains were taken to Litchtield for burial.
 List of letters remaining unclaimed in the postOftice: Mrs Thomas Bren- nan, Francis Coakley. James II. Da- ley @. Michel Ecklcr, A. Maynard HolcOmbe, George H. Johnson, Jean II. Jacques @. William Lyons, Leond Meyer, Mrs Robert &. May, Martin Mcdonald, Miss Edith Norton. Emil Peterson. Mrs Ellen Read, George | Van De Mark @.
 A great deal has been written about 1 the Goebel murder ease in Kentucky, but it has all been done from an in tensely partisan standpoint. The first attempt to consider it from an inrar- tial position is made by David Gra- ham Phillips in the April CosmOpOli- tan. The amazing and fascinating drama is treated fully and with true judicial instinct, and many thousands of readers who have been unable to form any definite opinion on this re- markable political crime will find Mir Phillips article of the greatest useful ness and help.
 Court Hancock. r. of A.. elected at it's quarterly meeting held last evening Michael Conlan and William MOnegan 1 delegates 10 the state convention tO be held here on May 10 and II and as all ternatcs John Seery and k. F.. Sizer l M. J. kecfe of Court Hancock is a candidate for the office of grand record 1 ing secretary and will have the Water bury delegates supporting him for nc one doubts his capacity to fill the office and his popularity is as well establish. ed in the other courts as in his own Waterbury has not been represented among the grand officers in some time and every effort will he made 10 elect 1 Mir keefe on that account.
 About three hundred members of tho Knights of Columbus gathered at K of C. hall last night to witness the conferring of the third degree on thlrty candidates. The first and second ant third degrees were under the auspices of sheridan council. assisted bv Hen drickcn and Barcelona councils. Dis trict Deputy HearnS of Naugatucb gave the third section or degree. assist ed by degree team of Valley council of Ansonia. consisting of D. o'Briet and twenty men. X social session fol lowed during which addresses were made hy local and out of town mem bcrs.
 There was no meeting of the boart of public works yesterday, the sheriff being defeated in his efforts to Iinc three members. Mir Brown is in Chi rago. Mir Holmes is i'll at his home and Mr Wade went to Hartford yes tcrllay to attend the funeral of Gen eral IIawlcy. Commissioners Jack son and GoSs were on hand. hut al they did was open bids for the con Struction of water mains in severn streets. krating X Pagan were tn lowest competitors and il is prohabl that the contract will he awarded l. them this evening. Mayor Elton ill formed all present to keep an eye ol the papers today and see what the. would say about the next meeting adding that lt is possible it would b held tonight. The clerk said this ai ternoun that three members are nov home and that the adjourned hearing will take place tonight at < o'clock.
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