Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-13
CITY NEWS

4 son was born on Saturday evening to Mr and Mrs Thomas Purcell Of Merry street.
 \ son was born yesterday to Mir and Mrs Eugene Casey. t'S Baldwin street.
 We had several kinds of weather to- day. frost. hail, rain, wind and snow. almost everything one could think of except sunshine.
 The hluebird is in town but whether it did any singing or not nobody ap- pears to know. Anyway. it was look ing around for summer quarters and was the only real hamburger of spring that put in an appearance 50 far this year.
 Medical Examiner Crane was called this morning 10 the residence of
 Patrick Miles ON Kinssbury street. the occasion of the visit being the sudden death of Mrs Miles. who was taken ill without warning and passed away in T few minutes. Death was due to heart failure.
 John Leddy was arrested this fore. noon charged with theft. He went into George Harrlngton's tobacco store to buy q package of tobacco and while the clerk was getting his order Leddy abstractei meerschaum pipe valued at S2.J0 from the show case. He was seen by Mr Harrington. who had him arrested.
 The members of the Holy Name so- ciety of the church Of rhe Sacred Heart are requested to meet at 7:3o o'clock tonight in the chapel 10 make arrangements to attend the funeral of their late brother. Terrence Downey. The members of the union committee are cordially invited to be present at this meeting.
 Attorney ]. ]. ONeill liled an appl. cation with the district court today for an order 10 sell the two liqnor IT, censeS belonging To John J. Brophy and which were recently attached in the interests of hls creditors. There will be | hearing op the application tomorrow morning when appraisers will he appointed also.
 Frank CougbaI, I castor. figured in a lively runaway Saturday evening. He was driving in the north part nt the city when the horse took frisN and dashed ID North Main street. CGughlan was thrown out near DiviS. iou street and was rendered nncon- scious for while. his head havina come in contact with sheet of irr. When h. came to tue horse had van. ished COughlan had his injuries. which we're all about the face and head. attended to. and ths horse and sleigh were found In q barn in Pear yesterday morning.
 Miss Mary Mctiuire. administrairix upon the estate of her father. William McGuire. through Kennedy and Gas sidy and Constable Lunny today re plevined piano in the I-lSSrsSion of her sister. Mrs Georgc Blancharl. who lireS nn Scuthmavd road. Mrs Blanchard was not left anything in Der fathers will, but she took inc piano. Her sister would have benn satisfied with that arrangement had not Mrs Blancharl attempted ta -et possession of certain Standard oil stock. which with the piano belong to Mr Mcsiuire's estate.
 Tickets are now ar1 sale for the l,--- ture io l.e given iB Ci1y bah on Sun day. February :t Jy inc Ecv Father in aid of the movement inauzIrated in tbe west of Ireland for the establishment cf fre linen and laec industry with the risw to furnish ing employment to people there who md II our e. Th'- question t0 .eg enough cut of the Soii to keep b-Iv and Soul tosetber. The sfIsir iS Hnfer the management of the Gaelic Liter sry Ss-ciety and in addition to thc Is.-- ;ure- which wiIl Ee iIs rhe Engiish sYaf Irish tongues there VIII tse d cone. IT 5f first class locaI talent Tickets. which are cnly q cents each. eeB be procured frou, the committee vhieh roasi<ts If Timothy F. Lu1dy- James FSsdy- Miss Rose ShannahaaI Miss MeTisTty. Mis- Mary PbeIars. and at the ticket cfsfce th~ nizst rs inc e1serssinuens-