Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-07
CITY NEWS


 state central committee to be held here April 2 will take place at The Elton. Hendricken and Mulcahy coun- cils, K. of C., have arranged for big concert and promenade for East CT Monday night.
 Architect w. E. Griggs who has been travelling in Europe with his family during the past year is ex- pected to return home carly in May.
 William Faber, a boarder at the Salvation army, slipped this morning morning and dislocated his ankle. The assistance of the town physician was called into service
 The Mary Parish branch of the International Sunshine society will will meet with Mrs K. H. Simops at S5 Cherry street on Friday evening, March 9. at 3 o'clock.
 It was reported to-day that AL derman John Hurley, who has been i'll for some wsevs, took a bad turn early this morning. No serious ap- prehension is felt, however.
 An application was filed this after noon with the probate court for the appointment of cOnservator over Levi Slidmore. It is alleged that Skid more, who Is now in Baltimore, got into trouble in that place week ago because of mental Arrangement.
 News was received here yesterday of the sudden death in Minneapolis Minn.. of Mrs William n. Armstrong formerly a resident of this city. Her remains will be brought to Waterbury and funeral services will be held at 2:3O Friday at the home of her sis ter. Mrs H. w. Tyrrell. 21 Spark street, the Rev F. D. Walter officia- ting. Interment will be in Riverside cemetery.
 At meeting of St Mary's alumni last evening arrangements were made for the putting on of the sketch "The Rat Trap some time within the near future. A goodly number of local amateurs may join the organization, and if they do there will be some clever sketches given by the organi- zation. President Henry Hayden hopes to see every member of the alumni become interested in the dramatic club.
 This morning a small black dog strolled into the yard of Edward Mo ran on South Elm street and while there it showed symptoms of rabies and word was sent to the police. Of- ficers BrIckel and Lynch hastened to inc scene and after feeling the pulse of in, animal and examining its gen eraI health the diagnosis proved that nublic necessity and convenience re- auIrei that it be killed and forthwith the officers proceeded to carry out the order.
 Rosary beads in all the different colored stones. gsrnets. amethysts, tourmalines. worries. opals. topaz. em- eraIds. These we have in the new pear-shaped stones. We also have a line in solid silver, plain and chased. These beads run in prices from s1 to s5. We also have the same line of stones mounted in rolled plate. This selection can be found at the Lake & Strobei Co.
 The mortuary report for the month of February as prepared by F. P. Erect. registrar of vital statis- tics. is as follows. Measles |, in fluenza 2, diphtheria 3. whooping cough I. diarrheal diseases over 5 years of sge.1: consumption [. pneu- monia s. bronchitis I. all diseases of the nervous system 3. heart disease 2. accident and violence I. all other causes except still births 3s: total deaths during month 12: deaths un- der 1 year. IF: deaths between 1 and years. [.
 There vss a hitch in the prOceel- Inzs at the Cenesky trial this after noon The state undertook to intro duce the statesment made by Cenesky to Detective OBrien in New York. whereupon Attorney Pierce irnrneii- ately chJecfei. claiming that this statement vas made under stress and threats To straighten out this point it was found neressary to e1cuse the jury- CeBe<ky then took the stand and testified that there are statements In the confession which were not made by him and were nof read to him by tbe stenoxTzpher vho took it down The discussion vas u1tecid-