Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-19
CITY NEWS

American band prom at Eagles hal
 tonight New music.
 The Lewis Shoe Co, limited, is To ,cated at 415 South Main street.
 A number of Waterbury people at 1 tended the band concert at Thomas
 ton last night.
 Pictures of Earle c. Simmons ant
 his entire company in the Sunday Tel egram tomorrow. Order early.
 Barcelona council. No AZ. K. of c.
 will hold their regular meeting to-mor TOW afternoon at o'clock. All mem
 bers are earnestly requested to b'
 present.
 Cards are out announcing the com 1 ing marriage of Miss Sadie McNiff O
 Danbury and James Doran, formerl! of this city, but now a manufacture of that place. ..
 The All Star Whist club will enjoy 1 a shore dinner at Savin Rock in the 1 near future. The expenses will Dt
 borne by the men, the women having
 treated them to dinner few weeks ago.
 The Cheshire trolley did rushing | business to-day. The service was by no means equal to the demand anu | this prompted many to inquire why the company didn't run out few more cars.
 Mrs Annie Gilmartin, administra 1 trix on the estate of her deceased hus- 1 band. John Gilmartin. has requested 1 the probate court for permission to sell portion of the estate situated OH 1 James street.
 1 William H. Atwood. popular clerk I ill Spencer & Pierpont's store on East i Main street, and Miss Florence 1 Humphage of Park avenue were mar, ried recently at Portchester, \. Y. 1 They are now residing on Bank street The funeral of Mrs Johanna Nc | Kennerney took place this morning | from her late home on Baldwin street with a mass of requiem at St Francis | Navier's church by Father Fleming and interment in Calvary cemetery. The bearers were Roger Lynch, Will liam O'Brien. Timothy Maloney James Daly, William Day, Nicholas | Burns.
 The Salvation Army will hold pig | meeting tonight at the army hall, 49 | Center street. At 10 o'cloch to-mor- TOW morning will be held the junior | meeting. The holiness meeting will take place at eleven, the free and easy at in, bn pf nn | the big demonstration at eight o'clock in the evening. Captain Withee eX- tends an invitation to all to attend the various meetings of the army.
 1 The Lewis Shoe Co calls for and delivers shoes to any part of the city
 without extra charge. i Attorney Minor. representing Will | liam Rudge, was granted an injunc- | tion to-day by Judge Cowell enioining Thomas and Joseph Morgan of Water town from carting garbage onto their | property. Rudge owns q house near Morgans' piggery. and it is claimed that they cart good deal of garbage from the city crematory in Waterville ! and dump it on their property. Rudge' teUdutS tudt lt Dus tdusNu them almost daily illness. Mrs Mae De Wandelaer Martone and the Sunday Telegram have made up. and the libel suit for S10,000 daln- ages which she instituted against il some time ago has been withdra VII. The notice of withdrawal will be filed with the clerk of the superior court II: q few days. Last evening Mrs Mar. tone signed paper in which she e. leased C. J. Sawdey. proprietor of the Telegram. from all responsibility IF the alleged libelous article upon which the suit was based.
 Late yesterday afternoon things were exciting for short time on South Main street. A fruit vender was going along selling his produce and stopped his wagon 10 go into a nearby house While gone. woman came along and started 10 help herself to the good things which the wagon contained But the owner came back more quick ly than she expected and he got he, right in the act of stealing his goods. He immediately seized her and started to cry for the police. But fortunately for the woman no officer was in sight and the peddler finally set her free. Thomas r. Lunny has brought suit through Attorney Lynch for sU1V dam ages against Frank Errichetti. This suit is the result of an accident that happened in Calvary cemetery few days ago. While passing through the cemetery gate crush of vehicles oc- cured. Errichetti's wagon backe,l into Lunnys hack. which caused the latter tO go back into another hack. The pole nf the latter was thus forced through the back of the former. mak- ing quite hole. which the plain. has calculated will cost S2DD to repair The crush was caused by Errichetii $ anxiety to get through the cemetery gate. according to the claims set up iu the complaint. The ease is returna ole to the district court.
 Word was received last night of the death of Rev Timothy NJ UBrien. pas tor of the Roman Catholic church at ThomastOn. He was operated upon fin New York in St Vincent hospital few days ago. but did not rally. He died there yesterday. He was born in New Britain fl years ago and lived there the early part of his life. He was a graduate of the New Britain high school and St Charles-s college of Bal timOre. where he was ordained After