Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-04
CITY NEWS


 The regular monthly meeting of St Mary's Alumni association will be held this evening.
 Joseph Murray of South street has been elected secretary and treasurer of the class of 1907 of Holy Cross college.
 Eagles hall-the finest dance floor in the city, with plenty of room for any large crowd, is the place to-mor- row night. Military band prom. See program elsewhere.
 There will be meeting of the Holy Name society of St Francis Xaviers church at o'clock this evening to take action on te death of their late brother, Patrick McNally of Luke street.
 Mrs Nora Keefe of Bishop street ar rived home last evening from Ireland, where she has been visiting the past three months. She is greatly inn proved physically and was delighted with the old country.
 Mrs Edward M Skagen of Atlanta, Ga, addressed the members of the Daughters of the King of St Johns church in the parish house last night. She spoke interestingly of the work that the society Is doing in Georgia.
 The 3:15 D. m. east bound passenger train was held up in the Bristol freight yard until about 6 o'clock yes terday evening. The passengers who were on the train were transferred to Hartford by the third rail cars, so they suffered no material inconyeni- ence. The Wreckage was all cleared up by dark.
 A very pleasant surprise party was given at the home af Miss Margaret Flavin of S05 Baldwin street Satur- day evening. Among those who con- tributed to the evenings entertain ment were Dennis Carey and Eugene Lynch in mandolin selections, and Edward Byrnes and Thomas Riley in buck and wing dancing. Refresh ments were served at late hour, af- ter which the party broke up, voting Miss Flavin an enjoyable hostess.
 Adella Estella Williams De Noyelles has entered suit in the superior court to have her marriage with George Nelson DeNoyelles, alias Fisher, an nulled. The suit is returnable to the November term of the court. The pc titioner alleges that the objectionable marriage took place May % last and
 
 band had another wife living whose previous name was Anna M. McDon aid, and that she Is now living in | Hartford.
 The fall term of the supreme court opens in Hartford to-day and Attorney Bronson was present as counsel for the Waterbury Savings bank, which was sued some time ago by Mrs Mary I A. Chase. The features of this case are rather peculiar. Mrs Chase S daughter drew the money from the bank. apparently without any bother, I 1t has been said that it was as easy as rolling off a log, notwithstanding 1 that she had not the slightest right to it. Tn the lower courts the bank main tained that it supposed Mrs Ghase's daughter had the right to draw the money. Tn case the bank loses the case it will sue the daughter. l Patrick McNally died yesterday af- ternoon at his home, 28 Luke street after few weeks illness. He leaves besides his widow, two daughters, Mary and Bridget, one son. Patrick, and sister. Mrs Bannigan. Accom-. panied by his son. MT McNaIly made a trip to Ireland during the past sum mer. On the way home he contracted a cold which finally developed into pneumonia and carried him away. He was an honest, well meaning man, well liked in the neighborhood where he lived. and his death was great sur. lprise to many who were not aware that his condition was critical. The funeral will be held at S:3O o'clock to morrow morning with a mass o1 Irequiem at St Francis Xayier's church land interment in St Joseph's cemetery
 Rocco de Bonis is stranded in Italy Rocco is a resident of Waterbury and This home is on Winchester street About two months ago he petitioned the boardof charities for transportation to Italy where he hoped to rid him o1 paralysis, with which he was badly af fiicted, by taking the baths at Caducia The board refused to send him across but Rocco went all right and got cured. But now he wants to come back. but can't get back, because he has no money to pay his way. Denny Meo, his adviser, appeared before the ] board of charities yesterday and asked 1 them to pay De Bonis's return passage but the members decided to wait unti full board was present before taking any action. Nelson J. Welton was re appointed sexton of the town cemetery The commissioners voted to attend the annual review and inspection of the police and fire departments.
 If you break your eyeglasses o1 spectacles. take them to the Upson JeWelry Go, 6S Bank street. then they I will be thoroughly repaired at mod crate prices. Lenses of the most in l tricate combinations are replaced al short notice. Eyes examined free oi hcarge and an honest solution of youl