Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-12
CITY NEWS

Miss Viola Grubb of 345 Bank street left to-day to visit relatives in Cleona Pa.
 The Town Plot Improvement society will hold meeting this evening fol the purpose of electing officers. Commencing tomorrow evening the Gaelic Literary society will resume it's dancing lessons in c. A. R. hall. Brass City lodge, No 25O, l.. A. to B. of R. T., will give its first sociable and dance this evening at Eagles hall. Lal- Hers orchestra is to furnish the music and Prof Bouffard will do the prompt ing.
 Mary, the II months old child of Mrs Thomas Burke of East Hawkins street, died last night of cerebro spinal meningitis. The funeral took place this morning with interment in Cal vary cemetery.
 Edward H. Plumb, who condu>ted a meat market at 113 South Main street, will file petition in bankruptcy. Yes terday his store was attached by Judge Peasley, representing the owner of the property, for $110 rent.
 The many friends of Percy Brown of Williamsburg, Pa, formerly of Water bury, will be pleased to read that he soon expects to leave Mercy hospital, Pittsburg. Pa, where he was taken sui fering with acute migratory rheuma- tism.
 this way everybody who wants to keep dog would have to settle. and many who have half dozen would find they couldn't afford the expense and the public would be rid of thousand or more sources of annoyance in all parts of the town.
 Miss Clara S. Mercy and Charles F. Holmes of Middlebury were married yesterday afternoon at the home of the brides parents. Mir and Mrs l.. ID. Mercy. 0akville. by the Rev H. N. Gun ningham. After wedding tour the couple will reside at 1120 West Main street.
 J. B. Quinlan left to-day for Buffalo, N. Y. to attend the 11th bienniel con. vention of the B. of R. T. There are 940 grand lodge officers and delegates expected at this convention from all over the United States and Canada. This is one of the largest and best or gaiiizations fin the country. Mir Quin- Ian expects to he gone about two weeks: he represents his lodge. R. J. Costello. 423 R. of R. T.
 Cp to noon to-day less than 1.2OO dog owners had registered their. ca hines. This is about one-fifth of the total number of CUTS at large and If nothing is done to bring them fin most of the rest of the barkers will not he heard from in the town clerks office. The list of those who have paid should be printed and given to the officers on the different beats with instructions to give the matter their attention. In
 Undoubtedly there will be a large attendance at Friendly league hall this evening to listen to the lecture of Prof A. NJ. Wilson on tuberculosis and see the exhibit which he has prepared for your examination Every arrange ment has been made for the accommo dalton of all and the lecture and ex- hfbit being free 1t Is expected that all who are interested will avail them selves of the opportunity for the next two weeks
 Counsel in the Lathrop case held conference to-day to see If they could not get the matter od their hands next week if possible. It has drazzed along @ dresriIy that even the Iawyers ap- pear fo have loet interest in if. They concfudei to make the arguments either fo-msfrow or Monday. but cer- tafnRy not later than Tuesiay. It will be fhea left to Attorney KellorE- who is . committee appointed by the su- prr5rr court Co h<nr fhe evfdeAce- o mako hb 1n1nH an1 fVpett Co the