Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-30
CITY NEWS

changed meeting night from Saturda,
 10 Wednesday.
 Gladstone lodge, 2211. o. B. A. cele
 brated its twelfth anniversary iG
 Speedwell hall last night.
 Mrs Guiseppi lngrisano of Soutl
 Maln street was removed to tho
 Brookside home yesterday suffering
 from mind trouble.
 The funeral of Mrs Rose e,har
 will |" Il Id ron, the fami residence
 0h south Main street to St Patrick
 church tomorrow morning at S:3l
 o'clock.
 The Big Seven Social clubs concert
 and promenade at Eagles hall OH
 Wednesday evening will entertain q
 large party. Music will be furnished
 by Lallicr's orchestra.
 The aldermen will meet at s o'clock
 tonight. It will he q great charter
 amendment session and every mcmbcr
 should be in his seat when the chair
 brings down the gavel.
 At the First Conregat tionaI church yesterday, letter was read from the
 itev Charles A. Dinsmore of Boston, stating that he will assume charge of the parish the first Sunday in March
 Real Estate Agent l;affel has sold for l.. r. Root, administrator on the estate of Mary A. Chipman. hand some residence on North Willow street, to William A. Blackman, gen. eral salesman for the F. C. Bushnell Go.
 The first rehearsal of the drama Bells of Shandon" will be held this evening on the city hail stage It is expected that all the members will be in attendance aS there are new points about the play which will have to be explained.
 Charles Harrington, local agent for Douglas Lacey X Co, and Thomas J. helleher. bookkeaper for the Credit Clothing Co. will leave tomorrow morning for New York city. where they attend the annual meeting and banquet given at the yendome by Douglas Lacey X Co.
 There was q large attendance at the of the Hebrew Educa tional in c. A. E. hall yesterday af- lernoon- Addresses were delivered by Joseph Brooks. Benjamin Witkowski and Stephen W. Wilby. principal of the Waterbury High school, A permanent organization was formed.
 There was months mind mass at the Immaculate Co. .ception church this morning for Mrs Bridget Savers who died in Ireland She leaves to mourn her. her hrSh"nd and seven children, Martin NJ Savers, Mrs H. ]. l.eahan. Mrs w. r. Leen. in Ireland; .'. M. Savers. Mrs Margaret Bennett. N'rS Mary Kane and Mrs R. J. Parker i II this city: also d brother and sister ! m Kerry. Ireland, Mrs T. Sullivan | md D. Higgins
 The special session of inc superior 'ourt which was to open here to-mor. 'ow morning at 9:30 o'clock has heen adjourned to the same hour WedpaS- lay morning. Jndge George w. 1 Wheeler sent word 10 this effect 10. i lay. Saturday. he said th"r if q .iuror n q case h" is hearing in New Haven i $ well enough 10 proceed. he would | lOt cone lcre Tuesday. Cases assigned or hearing will he heard in the order hey were set down.
 Judge Robinson of the superior ourt granted an order that all policy holders of the drfunct Connecticut h. Iemnlty association he assessed q sun 0 :neet the company's indebtedness 1 if SlJO.Hn. When the concern closed | Is doors its assets amounted tO S30.. '0. hut there has been so much litica- ion ana expense that all of this was aten up Lt the attorneys for the re- 'eivcrs. The ma 'ority of tho policy lOlders live in Waterbury. There will | 'e hearing this week to determine ! whether death claims shall p:eccde ,ther claims against the concern.
 The funeral of Harold Edward. the en years old son of Mir aud Mrs ;eorge r. Held. of l96 Maple street. 1 rho died Saturday night took place his afternoon with service at St ohn's church and interment in River idle cemetery. The boy had been un- onsciouS for the past seven weeks. he result it Is said. of being subieciei O haZing by members of St Johns ested choir. But this never was fully feared up. although il was known rom the beginning of the trouble that be boy was roughly handled in the reen while on his way home from ehearsal at St Johns church. He -aS pelted with snow and otherwise k bnscd sn that he reached home after
 desperate struggle and when he got lere he lay down and from that time lmost up tn the time he died he talk l of the treatment he was subjected } in the green. \ horse lclonging to Edward Peni ls. a Brooklyn baker. ran away on riverside street at noon to-day. and the iimal had things its own way until it achel the west end. where it WAS Iptured hy F.. Rivers The rig was
 charge of youngster while ihr lkcr was in houSr. and in making } eff rt to hold the horse the boy as thrown under the wagon and iracui"usiy esrapcI serious injuries rar Green street The wagon coIlided iih 1 fire hylrant where the harness 'oke and the borS" herame separated om the vehicle and gallnped with all r sP,cl it could muster up as far as r ir0u bridge. where it was headed by Mr Rivers. This is the second mo MT PenikaS has had trouble with $ bo-ses. On December 2G the horse to hi< wagon was killed by c car> at Washington avenue railroad Hsslu. and tie hakrr himself had rs.