Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-30

' A son was born yesterday to Nfr and Mrs James Fitzgerald, 174 Bridge street.
 Robert Walker, the Brooklyn drug gist, and Dr A. A. Crane and son left for New York to-day, whence they sailed on the City of Memphis for Palm Beach, Florida, where they will enjoy an extended sojourn.
 The horse case of P. k. Finnan vs' Fred Williams, which was heard yes terday before Judge Peasley, turned out to be a victory for the plaintiff. Judgment for s100 and costs being awarded. An appeal was taken to the | district court ..,
 Daniel Creem of 663 South Main street met with an accident last night and received painful injuries He started to light lamp. Underneath the lamp was a bottle of gasolene, in which there was no cork When he lighted q match the sasolene became ignited and the blaze shot mp and badly burned him about the face and hands. Dr Thibault dressed the in ] juries. #es e ,.a- -..e-,.
 Among those present at the banquet Of the Mckinley Association of Con- necticut. which was given i'll Har- monie hall, New Haven, last night, were the following Waterburians: Col onel l.. F. Burpee, Town Clerk John . Blair, IL. U. Lathrop, 0. A. Ziglatzki Postmaster John H. Guernsey, Tax Collector Edwin s. Hunt, Judge r. M. Peasley and former Senator Warren l.. Hall
 Sterling commandery has prepared a fine entertainment for the members and their friends next Monday evening, Febuary l, Mrs Ellen B. Ramsdaie of East Swansea, N. H., is to give one | of her readings. Tile subject Is "Jo- siah Aliens Wife" The regular meeting is to be called at ' o'clock. Entertainment is to begin at eight. Let every member be present at the meet ing as important business is to <. be transacted. .ussRt .ev...g
 The injunction proceedings taken some time ago by the Connecticut Rail- way and Lighting Go against the Trol- 1 leymens union, the Central Labor 1 union and others were withdrawn to- day and the attachments on the de- 1 fendants money in the banks released. The papers were signed by Judge Bur | pee, representing the trolley company, and Attorney Kennedy for the defend ants. This will be welcome news to 1 parties who had money tied up in the banks, but couldn't get cent of it. l At bar meeting this morning the 1 case of Margaret Atkins ys Virgil H. 1 Munson was ordered off the docket. l X non suit was granted in the case of Franklin Todd, conservator. vs H. M. l Burritt executor, and an answer or dered before February '. Non suit was granted in the case of the T.. +. Haase Go vs H. R. Churchill, ct al., with the privilege of restoration to the | docket on or before February ', on l payment of $1O and furnishing bond acceptable to the court All the other cases went over for week.
 l Monday night at City hall will be the night of the season. All lovers l of good soul-inspiring music and genu- inc wit and humor will miss rare treat if they miss this carnival of sen- tirhent and song. The Shamrock l of Tara" still lives. 1t will .shed its soul of music through City hall and l give abundant evidence that that Soul has not yet hed.'' The manage ment feels secure in saying that no more enjoyable affair has taken place in the old hall than will be presented Monday evening.
 l The board of agents of the Bronson library fund met yesterday afternoon l and took action regarding the death of General Kellogg, It was voted to at l tend the funeral of General Kellogg in | body. A committee consisting of John O'Neill, F. ]. Kingsbury and l.. A. Platt was appointed to prepare suitable resolutions to be spread on l the minutes of the meeting. John O'Neill !. s. Elton and B. H. Fitzpat- rick were authorized to procure a suit able floral tribute. The flng at the building is at half-mast and the library will be closed during the funeral Ser l vice. 4,
 The general committee of the United German Catholic societies met last night and made further arrange1n ents for the concert and ball to be given in Ooncordia hall February 4. Among the artists that will assist are William H. Grab of New Haven, bass: Miss Katherine Gloster, soprano;- Robert s. Herr, tenor; Mrs Sadie Hollywood Reilly and F. g. Phelps. St Ceeilia's choir will sing '"The Lost Chord'' and ''The Tournament of Song" from the opera "Tannhauser," with orchestra accompaniment. Music for. the con cert and ball will be furnished by I4al- Hers orchestra. s= s. ,g