Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-16
CITY NEWS

hold an important meeting tonight Military bands promenade concert at the Auditorium Saturday night Popular dance music.
 The funeral of Mark s. Cnipmar will be held from the family resi- dence on Chipman street tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O o'clock with ser, vice by Dr Anderson and interment in Riverside cemetery.
 On August 26 the Brotherhood ol Railroad Trainmen will hold an out. ing at East End grove. A ball game between the New Haven trainmen and the Waterbury delegation will be one of the features of the day. The Rev J. F. vought of West. wood, N. J., who has accepted a call to the pulpit of the Second Baptist church in Simonsville, will be here in week or so. The new pastor has | wife and two children, son and daughter '.
 Elmer Balthazar, son of MT and Mrs E. Balthazar of Baldwin street fell into Smith & Griggs' pond ir simonsville yesterday afternoon and but for the prompt action of Arthur Davis, who pulled him out as he was sinking, he might have been drowned. Constable Norway of Watertown went to Litchfield yesterday and helped to prosecute Frank Dacitz, who stole $165 nearly two weeks ago from Charles Gustafson of North field. The accused was bound over under $500 bonds to the superior court.
 In the city court to-day John Jen- isitis was charged with theft of a pair of rubber boots and hat iron A. W. Cleveland. The case will be heard tomorrow. Thomas McGrath was ordered to pay s6 a week for the support of his two children, aged 9 and II, respectively, or go to jail for sixty days. A case against Joseph DeLeo for theft was pnt aysr ta ta- morrow.
 The funeral of James Marron took place yesterday afternoon from Bergin's undertaking rooms with ser vice by Father Traynor and inter- ment in Calvary cemetery. The bear ears were John Millerick, Hugh Fee ly, Lawrence Callahan and John Johnson. A mass of requiem was celebrated for the deceased this morning by Father Traynor at Wa terville.
 F. Joseph Danaher of 15 y West Main street was the victim of a run away accident at Reynolds Bridge Sunday in which he received a brok- en arm and a severe shaking up. while young woman with him mar rowly escaped injury. Mir Danaher was driving one of Phelan's horses and as they were returning toward Waterbury one of the shafts on the carriage broke. The horse plunged forward and Mir Danaher and his companion were thrown out. The young woman was uninjured beyond a shaking up, but Danaher's right arm was broken. '---..- .'-
 At the annual reunion of the sixth regiment Connecticut volunteers, Colonel John l.. Chatfield's charge. at Steeplechase island yesterday. officers were chosen as follows: President, Ju. Illus o. Deming. Co c. New Britain: vice-president. Surgeon Myron W. Robinson. Hebron: secretary and treasurer. W. r. Smith. Co F. New Haven: historian. Charles K. Cah- well. Co F. New Haven: H. IT. Jack son and David NJ. Lackie. Bridgeport. honorary members The field and staff Is composed of John Reynolds. Plainfield. Co \: A. II. Fox. Hartford. Co B: Joseph Miller. New Haven. Co C: Norman Provost. Stamford. Co D: John W. Hills. Waterbury Co r.: Henri NJ. Burkharlt. New Britain. Co G: Frederick Ruden. New Haven. Co H: Thomas Boudren. Bridgeport. Co |: Thomas I. Northrop. Co K: W. II. Cox. New Haven. Co F.
 II. Cox. New Haven. Co r. The number of deaths reported dur. ing the year was twelve. Il. was voted to hold the reunion fin New Britain next year.
 The funeral of Joseph R. Stephens took place this morning from the fam fly residence. on North Cooke street. with a mass of requiem at St Thom- as church. by Father Sullivan and in- terment in St Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were George Heffrin. Edwarl Heffrin. James HeffrIn. Etwarl Brennan. John Brennan and George Brennan The floral offerings in- clude1 wreath Uttered Josie from the family: lilies and aSters. en- ploycs of the Apo;hecaries Hall com pany's wholesale house: pinkS aad asters. Mr and Mrs George HeTrin: white carnations. Mary. Sarah an.l Eunice Smith. Pinks. C. Alfred Brown: white asters. Mrs A. R. Kfms- hall: pinks. Mir and Mrs r. T. Cavsn- augf: white roses. John and ABnette 0'Brien: wreath Of rOSeS and lilies. Jennie and Catherine Hefrin. bou- auets. Uncle Henry Brennan Mrs T. n. Byrne. Mrs Borsiurat. Mrs Euso1z: white roses. Levi Wilcox: dove mounted czskef. Eleanor Hefrin: basket of white roSes. MrS A. s Chase and Miss Elizabeth Chase.
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