Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-09
CITY NEWS.

Frank Scluskie whose body was found in the quarry in Southbury Monday afternoon. Deputy Coroner MakeDeace says the case is practical ly at standstill.
 The high wind last nigat did con siderable damage to trees in different parts of the town. It also made work for carpenters repairing blinds that were banged to pieces and in many instances wrenched from t!.eif fasten- ing and thrown onto the ground.
 The funeral of Elizabeth McKeC will be held from the family resi- dence on East Liberty street to St Francis Xavier's church at S:30 o'clock tomorrow morning. The re- mains will be taken to Winsted for burial in charge of Undertaken Null vile.
 Superintendent Kilduf of the street department calls ntlention to the fact that dumping urooIectiona- ble matter is permitted on Cedar street, near the new union station. People who have refuse to dispose of should take it there instead of throw ing it where it is bound 70 le a nuis- ance.
 An attachment of ST5 has been placed on some of the money that Contractor James and Thomas Tiiomp- son have coming from the city. The attachment is in connection with suit brought by stephen McDonoush of Naugatuck who claims that the Thompson brothers owe him money. The case will be heard by Seth D. Bingham q justice of peace in Nauga- tuck on Monday, April 20.'
 The mission which opened at St Annes church on Sunday by tho Re demptorists will continue until Easter sunday. April 19. This week services are being held for women and next week the services will he for men. \ special mission will be conducted for the children of the parish. Thus far the mission iS very successful, large congregations attending the various services and sermons.
 At the annual meeting of Eureka chapter. No 22. R. \. M., last night, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: High t:riest. Will liam F. Brown: excellent E;ng, Harry A. Richardson: excellent scribe. John M Bryant: treasurer. Wilbur P. Bryan: secretary. George '. lrion: C. of H.. John A. StrinIGr; P. &, George F. Carroll; R. A. C, W. l.. Babcock; trustees, Nelson j. Melton. Alfred l. Shipley and James Callan. The officers will he installed al the next meeting. April g. By P. II. P. James Callan.
 Matthew Dunphy. Louis Cronin Patrick 0'Brien. John Spellman. An. drew Tobin and NJ Herbert of the Brooklyn polo team saw Fireman Rowe of the engine which exploded near Derby this morning. They were al the station in Bridgeport when the train which carried him pulled in They say he was frightfully burned. The accident caused all the up-bound trains to be away behind time. The train which is due here at S:27 o'clock di dnot arrive until noon. while the 1O:56 was more than an hour later
 1T indications count for anything St Mary's Alumni hall will he filled to its capacity tomorrow night when the Forum club and Mulcahy council K. of C. will debate the immigration question Henry I.awIor. James Brennan and John Hutchinson. who represent the Forum see nothing but victory. but the K. of C's team George O'Neil. John Quinn ana Frank Hogan are not to be caught sleeping and have arranged 8 fine ar- gumeut Rev James Frederick. Rev Charles Brennan and Attorney Mon agan will act as judges The debate will commence al S:I5.
 The remains of the late Miss Kath- erine Beach. who died in Washing ton were brought here this morning and taken to the residence of Mrs Ellen Grelle. aunt of the deceased. on Crescent street. from where the fu- neral took place this afternoon with service at the Immaculate Coneep- rion church and interment in St Io- seph's cemetery During the ser vice John Whitehead rendered The Lord is Ny Shepherd and Ave Maria The bearers were Charles GreIle. Otto | GrelIe. Frank Egan. Louis L. Williams. Harry Phillips and Joseph DzIy