Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-24
CITY NEWS

American band prom Saturday evening.
 On Monday evening, June II, the M. A. Whist club will give a prome- made in Columbus hall.
 The Waterbury Brass Co.'S private alarm called out the shop brigade at 5:30 yesterday afternoon. The fire did not amount to anything.
 Dr J. D. Freney, Dr John E. Far rell, Dr Thomas J. Kilmartin and Dr D. J. Maloney will attend the meet ing of the Celtic Medical society in New York tonight.
 A still alarm this afternoon about ? o'clock called the Leavenworth street firefighters to brush fire in the vicinity of the Holmes property on the West side hill.
 Company c held its annual field day at the rife range on the Cheshire road to-day. The company left the ar- mory at z o'clock this morning and returned at this afternoon. Major Norton of Wallingford was the in- specting oficer.
 John Tareila, John Zemantowsky, Anthony Poyylaika, Mrs A. Krianza, John Skritulsky and John Girdauskas left. on the 2:05 train this afternoon for Chicago. They are delegates to the Swedish national convention which is to be held in that place.
 Fifty dollars in prizes will be dis tributed for excellence in the classes of the institutional department of the First Baptist church at the clos ing exercises of the spring term this evening. The school will remain clos ed until the second Tuesday in Octo- Der.
 The Rev Paul Lemke, pastor of the German Lutheran church, was groomsman at the wedding in Meri- den, Tuesday afternoon of the Rev Otto E. Heydenreich and Miss Adele Grulich, both of that city. Miss Mar tha Klemmer of Waterbury was one of the bridgesmaids. sn a3Aa c . A mission will open at St Michaers church on Sunday which will be con ducted by the diocesan band in charge of Father Dolan, one of the ablest of the missionary board. It will continue for one week and the men and women will attend all the services together instead of dividing the week.
 Aldermen Noonan, Goss and Lar kin were at The Elton yesterday. talk ing a look at the voting machine which the agent had on exhibition there for their benefit. The type that was shown is the Dean model and al- though the aldermen were pleased with what they saw they will make further investigations before they de- eide what style will be used in this city.
 Chief Snagg intends to have a fire drill weekly from now on in order to instruct his men how to fight fire in the proper manner. Yesterday af- ternoon the boys were out and did much work on the ladders, city hall being the place where their ability was tested. Some of the fellows show ed much skill in carrying the hose up the ladders and those who were some what green at the business showed to learn.
 The residents of Dublin street are awaiting Superintendent who is looking after the sidewalks of the city. The walk of the Scovill Manufacturing company near the Meriden station is In a ter- rible condition in places and people who are compelled to use 1t after dark are taking chances of being In. jured. Even in daylight the going is and the walk should be at- tended to immediately.
 The funeral of Patrick Carney took place this morning from his late home on Bridge street with service at the Immaculate Conception church by Father elocum and interment in cemetery. The bearers were Smith. Michael 0'Neil. John William Monahan, Will liam Kennedy and Dennis Brennan. The floral tributes included a pillow marked Uncle" from nephews and nieces: cross. Mrs Garland and Mrs P. Mccall: bouquets. John Kennedy, Herman Mislnger. Sake q Fioto.
 It was rumored around town to- day that Johnnie Altman. the local mitt artist. would go mp against Jef the clever New Haven boy. In Bridgeport this evening. The A. c. holds . session in theater and Doherty Is sched- uied to meet Willie White of Dan bury. but it is said that Altman is the White that Doherty will try conclu- sions with The star bout will be be- tween Willie Cornail of Boston and Nosey King Of New London On form Doherty should not have much trou- bIe Ia dispozing Of Altman who put . Peanuts" Dillon to sleep Tuesday night
 Mrs Elizabeth Roe died Iasf night at the hnme Of her soh. James E- Roe. ei E.st 1xbrrty strpet. after . linrrr- Ing illne<s She wss eighty years of zxe and had lived In Waterbury near ly fffy yesrs- She is survived hy two ro1s. Isnes E. snd Eu<eue of this cIfy and fhr-e dsuxhfer~. Miss Ida Roe. and Mrs Tbonss es Bo~fcn. Nsss and Nrs A. H Nils ~ this citv. R<- ssfrs these the~e sr~ Eve -rnd- rhfklrrn. Mss EIsir Rcr- Mics Dor- rshr Rae- z. E1ue-f Roe. Ns~ Fer rcre NUS s11 Harry Rc<. TI.< fua- ~rzi rIi hr h~kd frcm Der str hsnr. a Esr I<b<fy srrr>t. Frsdsr sfrsr- Besn q 2 sie3pcA the R<v D. D. Bo<k-