Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-23
CITY NEWS

| Men who play ball for exercise
 will find lot of ease and comfort in
 Peg Top" trousers. $3 at Upson,
 Singleton & Co.'S.
 Waterbury is soon to have another
 electric lighting company. Local par
 ties are behind the scheme. See to-
 morrow's Waterbury Herald. Some startling matters regarding Waterbury's magnificent water SUD- ply in to-morrow's Waterbury Herald.
 Pictures of what we really have aRd
 some incisive remarks about meters
 for every dwelling house.
 The Waterbury girls who finished
 from the New Haven Normal
 school this year are Nora A. Adams.
 Carrie A. Becrbaum. Mary F. Gull
 hane. Mary F. Healey. Kathleen M.
 Mcdonald, Grace NJ. Kane, Laura !.
 Mccarthy. Margaret L. Coer and
 Anna c. Halpin.
 Ben" Chassman was arrested this
 morning by Officer Thomas Colesanto
 and is at the police station, locked up
 on the charge of selling junk without
 license. The junk dealers are be-
 ing brought in frequently of late and
 it is costing them a few dollars to
 settle their cases In the city court.
 Joseph St Louis, sexton of the Im- maculate Conception church, rounded out his twenty-seventh year as usher at the graduating exercises of the convent of Notre Dame Wedp esday night. A great many changes have taken place in Waterbury during that time, but MT St Louis looks almost as young as he did when he first ofii- ciated in that capacity.
 George Strobel. treasurer of the Waterbury baseball team, had mournful look as he came In from the baseball grounds this morning for at that time 1t seemed as if there would be no game to-day because of the weather. as 1t was raining hard at the time. Two games have already been postponed this week and the management expected, large crowd this afternoon when Hartford was due to play here.
 Two very handsome dogs are con- fined in the tramps' quarters at the police station, and probably will be turned oyer to the owners without any trouble. provided they call for them within reasonable time. One is large Belgian setter that follow ed somebody up here from Nauga- tuck, and the other. very nice bull terrier. was picked up on the streets with a rope attached to its collar. which shows that 1t was tied up and broke away. The collar is marked w. T."
 Mrs Margaret Fleming. wife of the late Patrick Fleming. died at her residence on South street this noon. l The deceased had been intermittent ! ly m for a period of a, year or more. ] but serious results had not been an- ticipated and her death came as a I surprise. Mrs Fleming. was one of the first residents of the neighbor- | hood In which she died and number | ed as her friends all with whom she I became acquainted. She was born in | Queens County. Ireland. and came to Ing continuously here since. The de reased was a consistent worshipper af St Pafrick's church from the per od Of its founding and later at NJ Francis Xavier's church. Essentially ! houleIovinz person. engaged in the -oncerns of her home circle. She had 'o Ise sought to be known. and known we'll to he appreciated. Royal to her faith and the place of her birth. she was rezarded by those who came lere with her. as one of their chosen number. Three daughters. Mary Eliz- lbeth and Margaret survive her and me soIa- Joseph C.. graduate of he class of ffs5 of Holy Cross col sze. and at present q student st St Ic<eri's- seminary. Dunvcclie. V. Y. The funeral will take piare from the smfly residence at z2 South street. dondsy mornInG as Q o'cio<k. rifh { errfc<s at st Fnncss xsvfers \, hurrh and interuent in st Joseph's snetefy- II