Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-12
CITY NEWS

Inere Will De no meeting Of the Forum club this evening.
 H. B. Loucks will auction off a carload of horses at his livery stable on Spring street at l o'clock Satur- day afternoon.
 Tine Bronson library will be closed all day tomorrow. Good Friday. T'lie Barnard branch library will be clos ed until April 25.
 The public and parochial schools closed yesterday for the Easter vi. cation. They will reopen one week from next Tuesday.
 Miss Luella Hummell of East Main street returned home yesterday after . two weeks visit with friends in New Haven and Derby.
 George Beach, son of Superintend- ent of Police Beach, who has been laid up the past couple of weeks, has fully recovered from his illness.
 The laborers who have been making trouble for the O'Brien Construction company have been keeping under cover, consequently no arrests have been made.
 You can get fine croquet set, eight balls, for U. S. & Co ticket, or your choice of hundreds of other fine things for boys or girls, on Tues days at Upson. Singleton & Co.'S.
 Now that the Brooklyn and Town Plot people are going to remain quiet for while. perhaps the Dub lin street residents will start their fight for a trolley line on that street.
 The tickets for the May carnival to be given by the Daughters of Isa- bella on May are selling rapidly, and everything points to crowded house on that evening. The novel and amusing dances to be presented are arousing much curiosity.
 Police Officers Cavanaugh ,and Flaherty have been doing s6ihep brac.s tice at handball and claim to have the business reduced to science. They have plans under way to chal- lenge the finest" at Meriden, and feel that they can defeat them with out much trouble.
 child about four years of age was found wandering around Ex- change place this morning so it was brought into the police station. AL though Officer Lynch tried to keep it in good humor at the station, he proved failure at the job and this afternoon the babe was removed to the Day nursery.
 Now that people will be going out to the ball grounds two or three times a week. they will have a chance to seq stupidity bridge" which they have heard SD much about. It is on the road leading to the ball grounds and was most appropriately named by Ex- Alderman Hewitt. It is an odd look ing affair and almost everyone who gazes on 1t has some comment to make.
 Bishop Tierney announced the fol- lowing transfers of priests: Rev ban iel A. Bailey from St Johns. Mont vile. to st Joseph's. shelton. inew parisn; Rev Patrick J. O'Reilly from St Roses. Newtown. to St Johns. Montville: Rev Joseph NJ. Raniszews- Xii. from St Mary's. Jewett City. 70 St Casimir's. Terryville thew parlsD: Rev John ]. McCabe, from Immacu- late Conception. Terryville, to St Norv.s. Jcwett City: Rev John A. Conway. from St Mary's, Lakeville, to St Roses. Newtown.
 Michael Cuba of Liberty street, an emnloye of Benedict & Burnham, d,ed last night from the effects of a dose of cyanide taken a few minutes after returning from work. lie was in the factory until o'clock, ana after having some words With ms wife he swallowed the dose and died before medical aid arrived. He was a7 wears of age and leaves besides bis wife a : weeks old baby. He was A Hungarian. It is supposed thai inc stuff he drank is used in the r,giI where he was employed. Do- ,,estif trouble is said to have prompt .-s him to take his life. his wife be i,avine that he could put his earn tnps to good use in the house insteaf Inf sDeuding large share of it 10 other purposes.
 The funeral of winifred Josephin Dreyer took place yesterday ate noon at 3 o'clock from the resIdenc of her parents. Mr and Mrs Aayiei Drever on Cherry street. with inter naent in new St Joseph's cemetery. The bearers. pupils at st Mars srboyoI. were Frank M0nahan- Val entine Blacker. Frank Sutton. Alfrei Finn. Daniel GrelIe and John Fia- hertr. The floral offerings includei ~hita rnsss from Senator H. ". pe-k- xhite roses. 1lr and Mrs Al- 1oud Judd: white roses. Nr PlaIE- 0e-. carnations. Maurice Upson. Vtite roses. Club Sadi Carnct and eor,etie FraterneIle Frsncaise. croxn Of Easter lilies. Mr and Mrs Dot1. red carnations inscribed Our pef~ and a pillow of Easter lilies parents of the deceased. basket of earnafions. Ms Ryan; roses and Ill., Ies. Mir and Mrs Mansel; crpss. friends at The Eltons Tyre. AieEan- Ger and Eugene NoEgrzdi: hesp of csrnssfons. employes of the kitchen sf Ire Elton. white rusesl dining rnou empioyss at The Elton. roses. Pzu1 GrfbbTisr. carnations SMr and