Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-08
CITY NEWS.

This is visiting day with the teach CTS at the Mulcahy school.
 A son, Leighton Atkinson. was born this morning to MT and Mrs Leon L. Duley of 54 Elizabeth street. Miss Maude Claffee of Walnut street has accepted position as cashier and bookkeeper with the Union Clothing Co of Bank street. An effort is being made to union izc the troleymen of the state and 30 l far as can be learned the movement is meeting with considerable success
 Ground will shortly be broken for one of the largest dwelling and busi- ness blocks in the north end. The building is to he erected by Louis Cllotzianoff. on the property at the corner of Grown X Bishop streets, recently purchased of r. J. Kings bury. through the agency of, John :. Neagle, No los Bank. street. i,es;
 Dr MacArthur. pastor of Calvary Baptist church. of New York tity. will lecture at the First Baptist church. on Monday evening. March JSlll, llf Iutc VI tut SUDJctt W he has selected for this lecture is "The Empire of the Czar or the Great Bear of the North.' this is one of his best subjects and is worthy of large attendancc.
 The mortuary report for the month of February is as follows: Grip and influenza, 8: diphtheria and croup. B; erysipelas, l; typhoid fever, q; liiarrhoeal diseases, under 5. 2: con kumption and phthisis, z; pneumonia hnd lung fever. 16: bronchitis, 2; all Iiseases of nervous system. 55: heart diseases. 2; accident and violence, g.; Il other causes, 37; total, SS.
 The Bible class of Deacon William D'Neill of the First Baptist church elebrated the twenty-fifth anniver- ary of the foundation of the class last night by supper given to friends in the dining room of the hurch. Addresses were made by beacon O'Neill, Superintendent Dixon If the Sunday school, Rev Dr Hay .ood. Rev w. c. Meyer, David 'Neil and James Stout.
 The slight snow sQuall of this lorning helped sleighing some, but ardly enough to say so. Many want to know to-day if this was the last TOW storm of the present season,
 Int nobody cared to answer the
 iery. The big SHOW storm of 1888
 at shut in Waterbury for a few iys came on March 12, and probably
 at is one reason why those who re
 embcr it do not care to venture
 sedictions.
 The funeral of Anna May O'Reilly
 ok place from tho family residence.
 Wolcott street, Wednesday after
 on. with interment in new St Jo-
 |,b.s cemetery. The floral tributes
 cIuded a pillow. lcttered Anna"
 om the parents of the deceased:
 -eath. uncle and aunt, Mir and
 -s William Plankctt; bouquet. An
 Nicf;uire. Dr Goodenough. Mir and
 -s David Henderson. Mrs George
 Dis. Mrs John Gallagher. Mrs Kelly
 i family. Miss Anna Mulligan,
 xe & Floio.
 Dr Frank Buchanan and Miss
 brencc Snagg were married yester-
 afternoon at o'clock at the
 ne or me Orlue sHteT. ME H. p- kllcr of 219 Cooke street. The
 emony was performed by the Rev
 D. Buckley. rector of Trinity
 Arch. The bride was gowned in kte aIbatross and lace. The flower b were Louise and Lottie Brooks. hcngrin's wedding march was rem led by Prof George Faulmann. Dr Mrs Buchahan left on a trip to V York. Philadelphia and Atlantic '.
 business in the police department Id up yesterday. only few arrests ing been made. James Riley was Smitted to jail for thirty days for xfcation and a small boy named lick Gallagher. for theft of a .spaper. was remanded till to- TOW on his own reeognizance. as e was no time to notify his par Of bis arrest Patrick seemed eorry for his fall from grace and ed from to o'clock in tears ia police station. Albert Dixon drank much yesterday and the experf- eoef him Ss. Judge PessIey eourt-