Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-10
CITY NEWS

The Sarsfield club will hold an inn portant meeting this evening. s A daughter was born last Friday to Mir and Mrs John Dillon of 19 Pleasant street.
 A daughter was born Saturday to Alderman Peter Lawlor and wife, of i Washington street.
 Mrs Johanna Buckley of Dikeman street, was injured by a fall from a trolley car at North Square Saturday night. ..,..-4 City Clerk W III. Sandland will leave tomorrow for New Haven to take castle degree in the Knights of the Golden Eagle. The weather of to-day more than made humanity perspire. and coming after the cool days of last week, its effect was all the more noticeable. The aldermen will meet tonight. The dog ordinance and the reception ] of bids for the sale of S100,000 worth of sewer bonds are the principal measures to be acted upon.
 The work of double tracking East Main street from the Sacred Heart church to Wedges corner. is being pushed by the trolley company, the street meanwhile being closed.
 There are couple of light fingered fellows doing the town selling little articles, but it would be we'll to keep an eye on them. as they are said to be rather proficient as stealers of clothing. The fire department was called to the power station on Bank street this morning where blaze had started in small building in the yard. Hot ashes which rolled over against the door caused the trouble. The dam age was slight
 Every school boy in Waterbury can have a picture of his school on but ton by asking for it at Upson. Single ton X Co.'S. This week they have but tons for Crosby High, Driggs. and Margaret Croft schools. Other school buttons will be ready later.
 | Edward Horan of 26S Baldwin street and Miss Margaret Flaherty of 195 Grove street were married at g o'clock last Thursday morning at the Immaculate Conception church by the Rev Father O'Brien. The bridesmaid was Miss Bridget Ma hony and the groom's best man was Bryan Mahoney.
 On Saturday evening. three fellows under the weather did some very reckless driving on Union street, fin ally allowing the horse to fall. It was about half an hour before the animal was placed on its feet. during which time one of the men remained in the carriage and allowed his companions to do all the work.
 The annual meeting of the Hill l Street Improvement association was held last Saturday night. The officers 1 were elected for the ensuing term: President, John Sachsenhauser: vice president, MT Lundwell: secretary, T. ]. Coyle: treasurer. Albert TTinkal; | Executive committee. Albin Swenson, Paul Weinning, Peter Hemmingson. T. r. Coyle. John Sachsenhauser. Charles H. Swenson was selected to confer with the Cooke street. Town Plot. Simonsvile and Mill Plain Im- | 'lub>. Nllii NlfN tp plp- curing better mail service in the su- burban districts.
 The entertainment for which the members of St Francis Navier's par ish have been rehearsing under the direction of the organist. Miss May F.. German. will bc given at Polls thea | ter. Tuesday. October 9th. The pro- gram will consist of musical operet- | to. entitled "A Trip to Europe" in which two hundred will participate. and also a musical farce known as Wedding Cakes" There will be many spectacular numbers enter prised. notably Des Tableaux vi- wants. the catchy allegory Wash ington Will Girls" oxford Minuet. Cobblers' Convention. solos and Iia- logues. In the various numbers four hundred of the parishloners will take part.
 Joseph Szparadowski, aged 2S years, of 27 Laurel street. died yes terday morning at the Lang sanitar- ium on Cooke street. after an illness of about three weeks with appendiei- tis. He was a well known athlete and was one of the best bicycle riders in the state. He was an employe of the Waterbury Clock Co and a member of the local aerie of Eagles and the Thomas F.. Guest association. He is survived by his wife. three brothers. Charles. Ignatius and Louis of this city. and four sisters. Helen of Long Island. and three who reside in Eu- rope. The funeral will he held to-
 norrov al S:30 from his late resi- denee on Laurel street to the Sacred Heart church Interment will be in Calvary cemetery.
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