Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-15
CITY NEWS

Clarence Weybuhe. infant son of MT and Mrs George Kain of p Meadow street, died Saturday.
 The Patrick Sarsfield club meeting which was to have been held this even- ing has been postponed until next Mon- day evening.
 The trolley company Is getting some new cars. The next move will be the Introduction of the seven and a. half minute headwny. When 1t comes we'll be right in 1t.
 The firm of John w. Gafrney & Go has been dissolved and the business hereafter will be continued by Mir Gaffney. Daniel E. Cronan is the re- tiring member of the firm.
 Those people who have tickets for the Condon benefit and have not re- turned them as yet are requested to turn them in this evening, as the drawing will take place at Eagles hall tonight at 8 o'clock.
 Mrs Sophia Gruber, aged fifty-three, wife of Jacob Gruber, died at her home on Faber avenue yesterday afternoon. She leaves, besides her husband, q son and a daughter. The funeral will be : tomorrow at 10 o'clock. the Rev Paul Lempke officiating. The burial will be in Waterville.
 The fair of the Queens Daughters will close tonight. There w:ll be no canvassing and the whole evening will be devoted to dancing. All returns must be made to the committee before 8 o'clock. The articles will be dispos- ed of at 10 o'clock and at II the names of the canyassers showing the best re- suits will be announced.
 Helen Wrenn, aged 6 years, daughter of Mir and Mrs Patrick Wrenn, 56 South street, died Saturday night. The funeral took place this afternoon with interment in new St Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were Dennis Wrenn, John Wrenn, Edward Reilly, Thomas Reilly. The floral offerings included a pillow from the parents Of the deceased; wreath, Annie, Mamie and John Sheehan; basket of roses, Hannah and Abbie Shea; bouquets, Irene Wrenn, Dennis and Jeremiah Wrenn, Bessie Shea, Elizabeth Day, Mr and Mrs John Wrenn.
 The annual May festival of St Jos eph's T. A. society will open at Eagles hall on Wednesday, evening and will have run of four nights. closing on Saturday evening. Great preparl- lions have been made for the event and the committee in charge expect to make # one of the most successful ever given by the society. Electric fms have been installed in the nall and this will add greatly to the com fort of the patrons. Lalliers orches- fra will furnish the music for the dancing. Friday evening will be emi- grant night, cash prizes are to be awarded to those wearing the most antique costumes. The admission each evening will be 15 cents.
 People who have been praying for rain rot all they wanted of 1t yester- day. although the fa1ners say that little more wouldn't do any harm. Any way It made things rushing in the planting business. Dealers in cabbage planfs, tomato vines and other things in that line have all they can swing into passlng out their stock. and if all of them that have been carted through the streets to-day grow there will be 10 scarcity o< garden produce in Wa ferbury next fall The tomato vines are the finest evef eeen In the city at fhis neanon. some of them having nt- 1nsned . heighf that ooe weu1d think shey ueFe about to beor ffuif uitheuf fw11e ee1n11m