Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-23
CITY NEWS


 at St Francis Xavier's church at o'clock this morning for the dead at California.
 The remains of Richard Moore, who died recently in Arizona, will 5e brought here tomorrow in charge of J. H. Mulville. The deceased was a brother of Garrett Moore of Pleas ant street.
 The public and parochial schools reopen tomorrow after the Easter vacation. All the buildings during the lay-off have been thoroughly fu- migated and every precaution has been taken against the further spread of measles and scarlet fever.
 The case of John Kelly against Thomas F. Lunny for $7.06 wages was heard by Judge Peasley in the city court Saturday. The defense was that the man was paid. Judg- ment for the plaintiff for the full amount was given.
 At meeting yesterday of Glaston lodge, No 241, Order of Brith Abra- ham, vote was taken to assess each member 25 cents as contribution for the sufferers at San Francisco, which will make a total contribution of about $25 for that lodge,
 Daniel Griffin was arrested this l morning by Detective Kennaugh and is charged with taking a horse and cart without leave. Griffin has been | employed by s. R. RObinovitz, the I coal man, and it seems that he used his employers horse and cart to haul | coal after work. The iron fence around the green is now completed, except to give it a | coat of paint, and it looks like good l job. Commissioners Finn and Den- nison, who had charge of the job should not consider things finished in the line until they have done |; similar work at Stanley park. Mrs Elizabeth Lathrop, wife of Ed | win P. Lathrop, has brought suit for divorce, alimony of .$33,000 and whatever other equity the court may deem proper and also the restoration of her own name, Cremier. Deser- tion and infidelity are the allegations and Mrs Emma Corey and Sadie Thorp are the women in the case. Friends of Richard Gill, formerly | a resident of this city, who was sup posed to be living in San Francisco, were very anxious about him until 1 to-day when John Savers of Ayers street received a letter a letter from him stating that he is at Los Reno, Butte Mountains, and is in enjoy ment of good health. MT Gill ex- poets to come east soon.
 Everything is now in readiness fol the opening of the big bazaar which | opens up at Goodwill hall in Water vile on Thursday evening under the auspices of St Michael's parish. The | affair will have run of eight nights Good music will be furnished fol dancing each evening and some ol the best talent Connecticut can fur nish will provide the entertainment which will be one of the strong fea lures of the affair. Indications poin to a large delegation from Water bury being in attendance on the vari ous evenings.
 Timothy F. Bahan, aged S5 years died Saturday at the Waterbury hos pital. He leaves one sister, MT James Burns, and a brother, lame J. Bahan. The funeral took plac this morning from the residence O his brother, "A Adams street. with
 mass of requiem at St Thomas church by Father Sullivan and inter ment in St Joseph's cemetery. Tn bearers were Timothy Brennan Frank Keeley, Patrick Burns, JerC miah Dillane, Edward Ryan and Joh Dwyer. The floral tributes include pillow marked Brother" from M and Mrs James J. Bahan; wreatf MT and Mrs James Burns; hear Annie and Mary Delaney and Hele
 Burns.
 The All-Waterbury basketba
 team will give the public of this cit an opportunity on either Thursda or Friday evening of this week ( attending an entertainment the pro ceeds of which will go to the relic of the people in San Francisco. Tn
 program on that evening will includ a basketball game between All-N;
 terbury and the Terryyille Giant
 These teams have met twice befoI and have given good exhibitions basketball playing. Tn the first gam AIl-Waterbury defeated Terryyille D a score of 3 to and the second gam was a tie, resulting in a score of 5 3. As a preliminary to this gan Waterbury High school and tf
 Eagles of the Y. NJ. C. A. will probi : bly be matched. The basketba
 games will be followed by gran , promenade if the services of a ban can be secured. The enteTtainmel ; is for a worthy cause and the publ ! no doubt vii respond most generou Iy.
 The degree team of the Ladie auxiliary. A. 0. H. of Meriden. ir itiated the following new membei
 into the mysteries of the order fc the local auxiliary at K. Of C. ha
 yesterday afternoon: Miss Mary ; O-D0unelI. Miss M. Callahan. Mi.
 Mamie Slack. Mrs John Cody. Mi Mary Dalton, Miss Lizzie Coin, Mi Katherine Curtin. Miss Lizzie Me han. Miss Margaret Curtin. Mi
 Nora Donohue. Mrs J. Haekett. Mii
 Frances O'Brien. Miss Murry. Mi Miller. Mrs Casey. Mrs DOnahue. Mi Curran. Mrs HarTigan. Miss Ann Curran. Miss Margaret Degnan- Mt Katherine Cashmsn- 4 social se
 sion followed the business meetin
 during which Mrs Elizabeth Skell,
 Miss Nzrzafet Dunn and MichaI c--Hrs--.- ra-Io-rs7 rsrzwn eHferfinr