Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-26
CITY NEWS.

Dr J. E. Farrell has removed his office from North Leonard street to 140 North Main street. The city laborers had very little unbroken time up to the past week or two, but they are getting all they want of it now.
 Miss Sarah Byron died this morn ing al her home, S01 Bank street. She leaves two sisters, Margaret and Jane, and two brothers, William and Andrew. The funeral will be held to St Patrlck's church at s:30 o'clock Friday morning. The burial will be in St Joseph's cemetery. Friends will kindly omit flowers.
 Evan Parker, aged 52 years, died yesterday at his home, 31 Welton street. He leaves besides his wid- ow two sons and five daughters, Will liam of Bristol. James of this city, Harriet of Brooklyn, N. Y., Mrs Carl Beecher, Jessie. Ruth and Edith of Waterbury. Mir Parker was mem- Der of Court Rose Hill, F. of A. He was native of Wales and came here from Seymour IA years ago.
 The weather to-day was much more on the fall style than the kind generally in vogue during the month of August. The cold chilly rain sent shivers down ones back this morning and overcoats would not have been half bad. It was the first morning of the season that fire was really necessary but the coals seemed mighty fine to-day. The weather was so wintry that on the hills it is siid a few flakes O. snow fell. ...s
 Dog Warden Trask is on the war path again. He coraIled six canines yesterday. The reason of the war den's activity al this season is be, cause of the numerous complaints that have been made about dogs running wild about the streets with out collar or tag. If the owners of the six dogs in detention fail to pay by tomorrow morning they will be prosecuted and the dogs will be sent where they are neither tagged nor licensed.
 No Catholics will be admitted to I as are in communion with Rome and under the control Of the bishops in their respective dioceses. Such is the | decision as handed down by the Ma ! tional K. of C. chaplain. Rev P. ]. McGivney Of Middletown. after many and lengthy discussions with the na- tional board of directors. These dis cussions were precipitated by two ap- | plications for membership received by the national secretary. in which the applicants signed themselves as Greek Catholics"
 Daueh & Weir. grocers on West Main street. and also F. C. Porter of Aurora stree; have a claim against the city. Francis McGrath. a de livery clerk for Dsuch & Weir a few days ago was driving on Wood street f where his horse sunk to the shafts ! in a hole that was imperfectlv filled in. Later the same day the same | thing happened to a horse Porter was driving. Both animals were taken care of by Dr Keeley as they
 we're considerably injured. 4 fev days before the accidents a plumber ! dug a trench where they occurred to make water connections with q { house.
 There Is something the matter
 with the trolley tracks about the | center else there would not be Sd many wheels broken and axel. sprung Yesterday a grocery wagon
 was disabled right in the center. jusi as the merchants were starting on \ their annual outing Today a biz coal cart was put out Of business oz Bank street opposite Hzrrisoz sxenus and ]; tcox almost s1 hour to Tet il iscked up and another wheel puf or iazszd Of the broken one. sueh things are quite common exery ia, in the week zad the fact that the5 are becoming more frequent has sei luany to InauirinE vhy this ls so.