Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-11
CITY NEWS.

James Delaney of Belleview street. who was seriously i'll, is slowly i'm proving.
 John H. Lane, well known in the eastern part of the city, has returned | home after serving three years in the United States army. He is visiting his home at $50 Baldwin street.
 The Hill Street Improvement club | will hold an adjourned meeting at s o'clock tonight at 7he residence of Fred E Lundwall, 190 Hill street. All the members are requested to be present.
 Mrs Mabel E. Wright, aged 40 years, wife of Foster Wright Gf Warren Park, died Thursday. The remains will be taken to Springfield for burial Monday. The funeral will be private.
 The funeral of Miss Catherine COyle will be held from the family residence on Melton street to the Immaculate Conception church at S:30 o'clock Monday morning. The burial will be in St Joseph's ceme- tery.
 At a meeting of Alexander Won Humboldt lodge, No 210, N. E. O.. P, last night, one of its members, Max Kiersling, who is about to make a trip to his former home in Germany, was given a first class send off.
 An illustrated sermon will be given hIr cio nt hn Gospel tent corner of Johnson and Waterville streets at p. m. Sunday. Subject, Satan Bound One Thousand Years. How, Where, When" All seats free.
 Universalist services tomorrow preaching by Rev w. F. Dickerman; Bible school and kindergarten at noon. Place of meeting, G. A. R. hall, Jones' Morgan building, 10S Bank street. A cordial invitation to all.
 The committee in charge of the Baldwin street engine house has awarded the contract for paving the walk in front of the building to Will liam Chatfield The material will be brick Three bids were received, and MT Chatfield having the lowest proposition the job vent his way.
 Court Crosby has installed it's new officers as follows: Chief ranger, Frank Monnet; sub-chief ranger, John Lacey; senior wood ward, Patrick Collins; Junior wood- ward, Howard Rogers; senior beadle, Patrick Gilmartin; junior beadle, James German; financial sec retary. Thomas Wagner; treasurer, William Darby; lecturer, Joseph Meehan.
 The new officers of Court Shields, F. of A., were installed last night as follows:: Chief ranger, Charles Curtiss; sub-chief ranger, William O'Rourke; recording secretary, E. P. Reardon; senior woodward, John Sullivan; junior woodward. NJ. H. Groody: senior beadle, Walter Scu!- ly; junior beadle, Thomas German; trustee, NJ. E. Cass, and ec;urer, Patrick Barry.
 The committees representing the various divisions of the A. O. H. will meet in the A. o. H. hall Sun day. July t2 (:o-morrow) at II a. m. Each member is earnestly re- quested to be present as final ar engagements will be made in regard to securing music for A. O. H. state parade to be held in New Haven. August 19. As reports are encour- aging from the members of the or der here il is essential for those who have charge of this end of the parade to he active al meeting called for this purpose.
 Samuel Lowe. the well known hOrseman. was out to-day for the first time in a week He was driving one of his blooded horses on North Main street when au automobile hap pened alOcg and the horse went in the air. When it came down Mir Lowe tried to steady it and in so doing he was pulled out of the wagon. The horse gave one plunge and left Mir Lowe on his face in the street and the wagon over him. The horse quieted down after running a little distance and further than snap ping the traces no damage was done tO the outfit. MT Loves face still bears evidence of his contact with the ground.
 There was nothing doing in the city court to-day. bur one Nicolas Petro paid s7 just the same in set, tlement of a case for breach of the peace. Petro was boss" in a card game. the kind of game that has caused many a murderous assault in this city. and he declined 10 esualize his friends in the drinks. It was at VaIerio.s saloon last evening and when the slighted one saw that Pe- fro meant what he did. and that there was no joke about f at all. he jumped on PetrO. Then the pro- prieiOr of the place took a hand in and PetrO was held down for the police. Besides paying g. he got a very black halo around his right