Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-18
CITY NEWS

CITY NEWS
 The department of public safety
 held meeting at 4 o'clock this after
 noon. .,.att
 James Healy has accepted position
 at John Kelly's pool room on Baldwin
 street. -tss
 The annual meeting of the Water,
 bury Business Mems association will be held tomorrow.
 White Oak camp, Woodmen of the
 world, will hold m important meeting this evening to take action on the
 death of William Warren. ..
 A months mind mass of requiem
 will be celebrated tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock at the Immaculate Con ception church for the late Mrs Ellen Morrissey of Mill street. 4..--~
 The meeting of the Gold and Blue whist club of St Mary's Alumni asso. ciation, which was to take place to- morrow evening, has been postponea
 until Thursday evening, January 2G.
 The democratic town committee vii! hold a meeting in the city court room Friday night, when the. proposed new rules will be acted upon and such other buslness'as may demand attention dis posed of.
 The department of charities was mo- tified to-day that Charles X. Caldwell, motorman in the employ of the troll ley company, is seriously i'll with pneumonia at his boarding house on West Main street. It Is probable that he will be sent to the hospital.
 Arrangements are well under way for the annual reception of the Curran Dry Goods Co employees, to be given at Leavenworth hall on the. evening of February 6. The committee prom ise to outpoint all former efforts in the amusement line, if such thing be possible.
 Military band prom next Saturday. The band has secured the services of the Telegram Square quartet, 10 ren- der several selections at the prom at the City hall next Saturday night. The quartet sang several selections at Leavenworth hall week ago and made a pronounced hit.
 Edward B. Moore of Meadow street and Miss Mary ]. Richmond of Cherry street were married this morning at the Immaculate Conception church. Fabian Richmond, the brides brother. was best man. and Miss Loretta Fitz- patrick was maid of honor. Father D Brien performed the marriage cere- mony and. celebrated the nuptlal mass
 Notices have been served upon City Clerk Nettleton by Mrs John Griffin md Nicholas Pagan that they will .laim damages for injuries received yy falling upon alleged defective high ways. the former on Pine street at Columbia boulevard, and the latter on Maple street. at the property of the Noera Mfg Co.
 Edward E. More of 33 Meadow treet. an employe of the Waterbur. 'ox shop. and Miss Bell Richmond of | . Cherry street were married this | Gnrning at the church of the Immacu. atn Conception at SEQ o'clock by Rev | 'ather O'Brien. Miss Loretto Fitz, airick acted as maid of honor and | 'abian Richmond was best man. The | ouple received many beautiful anc scful gifts. They left on the 2:3O | rain for an extended wedding tour.
 The Colonial Trust Co is plaintiff in
 suit and injunction proceedings gainst James LOucks of this city to estrain him from attempting to col ect from the plaintiff any money held y them for William Krooner and his rife Leah of Winsted. This matter s merely a sequel to judgment for i0S.0 with costs which Loucks got gainst kroOner in the district court ome time ago. Loucks has been un- blc tO collect the judgment. hut he ound the Colonial Trust Co held $,DO to the krooners and he at achei the money. The proceedings instituted by the trust company arc lerely to ascertain tO whom the mon- Y that has been attached belongs.
 It has been some time since Ter ence Hines was before the city court. ut it saems that was because he has ot been in town. He was there this lorninc and the condition of his left ye would indicate that it had been in ontact with somebody's boot Hines ras found by Officer J. Mccarthy sleep on an ash pile in the rear of a aloOn on South Main street. He was harged with having been drunk and einy q common drunkard and was antenced to ninety days in jail Belle TapI confronted the same charges nd her improving reputation savs., er. from a heavier penalty than $10 nd casts. She was put on probation xtv days to pay the fine. Last Sep ,mber Patrick Collins was put ou roliation to psv fine and costs mounting to SIcSa He reported ' sly once ssld ignOral every notificz- { on and messenger sent him. Collins 'M he received neither. His excuse , id not 70 and he was sent to jail to 4 Ufk cut the 1nA