Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25
CITY NEWS

\ son was born Monday to Mir and Mrs Michael Farrell of 59 Luke street.
 \ son was born on Tuesday to Mr and Mrs John Bowling of Fuller street.
 There will be cards and dancing at K. of C. hall tonight when the La dies auxiliary. A. o. H., will celebrate their tenth anniversary.
 Superintendent Beach of the police attended the annual meet ing of the New England association of chiefs of police at Providence yester- day.
 4 months mind mass of requiem will be celebrated Saturday morning at s o'clock at the Sacred Heart church for the late Mrs Anna Han- non of WolcOtt street. formerly a member of the Queens Daughters.
 John J. Moran of Southington and Miss Ellen Martha Egan. daughter of Mir and Mrs John T. Egan of North Main street, were married this morn- ing at the Immaculate Conception church by the Rev Father Slocum. Nual lL-uH hiSS -hui edtCt Egan. brother and sister of the bride. acted as witnesses.
 Miss Nellye T. Reeds select school of dancing will give another of those enjoyable receptions at LeavenwOrth hall. Monday evening. February l9. 1906. The tickets are limited and friends who have attended the past nvantc oirop Inv tbic nnn,ilor a acadanr will surely not miss this coming event and should secure tickets as, soon as possible from pupils or at the acad emy, 43 East Main street.
 The four jurors from this city se- lected for the trial of Francesca Ira montana. charged with murder in the first degree before the superior court in New Haven. failed tp answer their names when called yesterday. The jurors are Eugene A. Benlam, Ealen- l tine BOhl. Wilbur T.. Benham and F.. l.. Frisbie. The last named. however, | had been excused some time ago on account of his age. S2 years. Judge Robinson ordered County Sheriff Dun. 1 ham to inquire into the matter and report to him.
 The trolley company has appealed ! from the conditions imposed by the al. ! dermen for the proposed double track. ing of East and West Main streets, papers stating their objections being filed with City Clerk Samdland today. ; They don't like the idea of paving. / splinkling or changing grades and ' they are not any way iashful about saying so. X new petition has also been filed for the Robbins street tr0l- Icy which is practically tie .sanle as the old one. This and the appeal will come before q special meeting of the aldermen which Mayor 1homs has de. cided to call for Monday night.
 The public meeting to be held in St Patrick's lyceum hall tomorrow night tO discuss trolley matters. should be largely attended. IL is something that concerns the public and especially all that territory west of the NaugatucE river. which with trolley service. viii quickly build up and ada considerably to the grand list. Attorney Lynch will preside. The speakers will in clude F. r. Brett. John Henderson. ir D. ]. Mahaney. Hans Rasmussen. ] R. Lawlor and George Adams. Tn, following list of vice-presidents have been prepared by the committee: Johr CloheSSey. Frank Ray. Daniel ]. Ma hamey. John Henderson. William ] Byron. +. C. Walker. ?. +. McNa nara. !. Devine. James Callan An drew Byron. George Pricewicz. Georg, Adams. John W. Stokes. Dr Call breath. Dr Iii Liguori. William Hall
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