Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-06
CITY NEWS

A daughter was born yesterday 70 Mir and Mrs Peter D. Marcy of 64 Park avenue.
 A merry crowd is scheduled to at tend the sociable to be given this even ing in Grange hall, Mill plain.
 Miss Maggie GalI1g1n of New Ha- ven, who has been visiting Mrs Multi gan of Carolton place, has returned home.
 Mir and Mrs Michael Ryan of Well ton street left Wednesday morning for Philadelphia where they will make their future home.
 Don't forget Military band popular promenade concert at City hall to- morrow night. The best dance music and good floor will prove n pleasure to all. See program in another column.
 The different Holy Name societies of the city are requested to be at St Patrick's hall Sunday evening at 7:1J sharp, to attend service in the Immac- Father McKenna will be the speaker of the evening.
 Miss Nellie Fruin, an employe of the American Pin Go, left this morning for trip to County Tipperary, Ire land, where she will remain with her parents during the summer months. She will then make a tour. through Europe before returning.
 The board of finance met yesterday afternoon, Mayor Elton presiding, and approved the payrolls and miscelIane- ous bills. The report of the auditing committee was read and ordered on file. 1t called special attention to a few minor things. among which was the neglect of the city to pay license for three dogs at the Brookside home. The comptroller was requested to straighten out this matter The re port of City Treasurer Northrop was read and approved.
 About fifty couples enjoyed a pleas ant time at the dance which was giv- ell in Odd Fellows hall last night by Winona and Nosahogan Guards. Fine music was furnished for the dancing, which consisted of 16 numbers. The committee in charge were as follows Arrangement, S. S Painter, Mrs F. Reeves, Mrs G. Manville, Miss M Reeves, Miss M. Reichenbach, c. E. Mann. 0. Holman. H. Duefrene, H. Valley: floor, Captain H. J. Phillips, C.. Holman, Fl. Dews, s. Painter, T.. Parks.
 Joseph Bergen, son of Contractor Edward Bergen of Baldwin street, was kicked last night by a horse be- longing to MT Bergen and barely es- capped fatal injuries. The boy was leading the animal to the watering trough when q dog scared it and it turned swiftly to one side, let go it's heels and hit the youngster in the stomach. He was carried into the residence of Patrick Madden, where an examination showed that owing to some fortunate circumstance the in jury was not serious. He will be all right after few days This and many similar things that happen from time to time show the wisdom of keep ing out of reach of a horses hoofs, especially the hind ones.
 Excepting one case In the city court to-day Judge Peasley had to deal solely with 'plain trunks" Matthew Cavanaugh was found on sidewalk on Jefferson street last night by Off1- cer Brickel. He was fined $10 and costs and put on probation three months. Michael Dooley, another plain drunk, was arrested by Officer Cassin. He was put on sixty days probation to pay fne Of S5 and costs. The cases against John Singer and William Bermatocs for breach of the peace were put over to tomorrow and the second installment of the hearing Of the cases against Joseph, Charles and Mrs Victoria Carpenter was heard and adjourned from 9:30 to 10 o'clock. The defense was that Major opened the Carpenters mail without their permission. Mrs Carpenter was dis missed and Joseph and Charles were each fined $10 and costs. They took an appeal. The case lasted until noon.
 Don't neglect any little trouble with your eyes. It may be great big trouble before long. Our examination by skilled optician is both free and fair--if there is nothing wrong we tell you so. The Upson Jewelry Co, opticians. 68 Bank street.