Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-15
CITY NEWS

A son was born on Wednesday to Mir and Mrs William Weoss of S2 Park avenue.
 A son was born on Sunday last to Mir and Mrs William Lebowitz of 4 Branch street.
 A daughter. Marion Helen Montg0m. cry, was born on Sunday to MT and Mrs William Kennedy of 116 Farm street.
 All members of the senior class of the Crosby high school are requested to meet in Assembly hall tomorrow morning at 8:15 sharp
 The annual memorial day of the 4. o. H. will be held Sunday afternoon. The address will be delivered by the Rev Farrell Martin, D. D.
 The new safety gun, absolutely harmless, just what the boys want and parents will not object to 1t. You can get them at Upson, Singleton & Co.'S for ''U. s. & Go tickets"
 All High school graduates are invit- ed to attend a meeting to be held In Assembly hall at o'clock tonight for the purpose of taking steps towards organizing an alumni association.
 John H. Cassidy, of the law firm of Kennedy & Cassidy, will deliver the commencement address and present the diplomas tonight at the graduating exercises of Monroe's Business college. This years class is the largest ill the history of the school.
 The army and the navy were locked up in the police station this noon. Four noisy, fighting drunk men, were ar rested Their given names are not on the police slate, one u hero of the bat tie of Manila bay; another hero of Santiago The other two are land lub- bers. They got arguing About the army and the navy on Benzlne corner and as all were drunk they were very soon fighting.
 Shortly before three o'clock thls morning fire was discovered in Frank Brothers cafe. corner of South Main and Union streets. The building is owned by Patrick Holohan and in ad- dition to the cafe contains several tenements. The occupants were very much ex. tied but all got out without injury. The fire department extlngr- ished the blaze before 1t did much dam- age. It is not thought that the total damage will exceed $1,0O0.
 Rocco Capobianco, prominent member of the Italian colony, left for New York today and on Monday he will sal for Italy to be absent until next fall. He will endeavor to have an audience with the pope before starting for his native home near Naples. He is a member of wealthy family and when he comes back it is not likely that he will have to hurry around looking for job. His mother Is ninety-four years of age and his father died some time ago at the age of 101 years.
 Tomorrow night Is the night 10 go to Ea9les hall and see Chuck Connors and his bundle do their original spiel at the first hobo dance given by the Washington Hill A. c. The commit tee have gone to big expense to bring Chuck and his bundle here for this attraction and as 1t Is his first ap- pearance fin this city you should not miss the opportunity offered you to see him. Aside from this attraction there win be all kinds of dancing. The first four numbers on the program will be for the hobos.
 Harry Roche. messenger boy in the employ of the Postal Telegraph Go, narrowly escaped serious injuries on Prospect street this afternoon. He was coming down the bill on a bicyle when he struck pile of sand and took a header. landing against the curbstone. He was picked up by Mir King, a delivery clerk for the Public market. and taken to the office on East Main street. Upon examination by a physician nothing worse than q scalp wound was discovered. After the cut was attended to he was taken to his home on Brown street.
 Superintendent Thomas Moran of the Brookside home and Roger Connor. the well known baseball player, left hero today for trip.to the old coun- try. They will sail tomorrow on the Cedric of the White Star line for Queenstown. A biz delegation saw them o6 at the Nauaatuck station. Nr Connor toured Ireland twenty years ago and knows the country pretty well. Mr Moran was born there but came to Waterbury with the rest of his family when he was about q year old He heard q great deal about the country since he was a boy and WAS bound to see the place before he died They will return in a month or so.
 At the twenty-zccond annual con venrion of the Connecticut State Fire mems association. which opened at Neriden yesterday. officers were choeen as follows: President. George r. Beardsley of Bridgeport: vice-presi- d.nf. Archibald Mcdonald of Putnam: oecrefary. John g. Jones of westport: treasurer. Samuel C. snagg of l" ater- bury. The report of Secretary Jones Xonowed that 195 or1ers were drawn in SAe past year for . total of ee-516 for Enellts on the state comptroller. which ns e20s5 Iees than last year. The
 kxefary also drew five or1erp on zInnsurer snsxe for es7o- which was cni1 out of the special fund The 6mount ln the hands of the secrufary c t>s Dresent t1ms is e163ls0- Danoel e onnGk. troGguref. Npogto1 o1 the o1neo ncrounf which sh0wed fecefpe1 q 05m05 an1 teal expendlfures ~ 1nDS1na q ho1ance ef oAQo0 1ne fe- oz G 1o Gc11c1r11m'e ee1DCne o1Dv-