Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-18
CITY NEWS

! evening at Eagles hall. New signs with the words "Oak
 vile and Railroad Station have
 been placed on the Oakville cars.
 Tomorrow evening the Edgewood A. c. will give it's second annual re.
 ception and dance at Simonsyil,e
 school hall
 The members of the A. o. H. will
 receive holy communion in a body
 at Sacred Heart church next Sunday
 at 1880 o'clock mass.
 I The thirty-ninth annual reception
 of the Young Mems Catholic Literary
 association will take place at Leaven-
 worth hall Friday evening, May 4. I Colonel T. J. Murphy of Bridge
 port and Colonel John P. Murphy Of
 Norwich will be in this city on 1 Thursday evening, April 26, to in-
 spect the local company of Hibernian
 Rifles at City hall %
 Brass City lodge, No 25O, L.. A. to B. of R. T., will give its second an-
 nual concert and dance at Eagles
 hall to-r1orrow evening. Lallier's
 orchestra will furnish the music fer
 the concert and dancing.
 Walter c. Ahearn of 30 Dikeman
 street and Miss Katherine Crane of 55 1 State street, were married yesterday
 morning at the Immaculate Conception
 church by Father Slocum. The wit
 nesses were Philip Weisel and Miss | Ellen Crane.
 | Margaret, the one year and eight
 months old daughter of MT and Mrs | Thomas OBrien of IT Ayers street,
 died this morning. The funeral will
 be held tomorrow afternoon at 3
 o'clock with interment in new St
 Joseph's cemetery. E
 John Dwyer of 132 Bishop street
 and Miss Mary McGowan of 126
 Maple street were married this morn- I ing at the Immaculate Conception
 church by Father Slocum. John But
 Ter was best man and Miss Ellen Me
 Gowan was maid of honor
 A horse driven through Center street fell directly in front of nov | ing trolley car on Bank street this noon. The car was brought to halt and the driver with the assistance of a bystander had the animal on its feet in about two seconds. The seventeenth annual muster and inspection of Co E, First regi- ment, Hibernian Rifles, will be held Thursday evening. April 26. The inspection will be followed by a pro- gram of Irish and old fashioned dances, with music by Lallier's or chestra.
 Tomorrow evening the young la dies of St Cecilia's parish will give a German supper at the parish house on Scovill street. Besides the SUD- per there will be an entertainment consisting of vocal and musical se- lections. Supper will be served from 5 o'clock on. ''''~
 The Middlebury express made things lively along South Main street and in Exchange place this morning. Tue horses started off without the driver and galloped into Exchange place and were in fair shape to make lots of trouble. when C. J. Haugh brought them to a standstill
 John J. Geraghty the real estate man, is confined to his home on Cooke street suffering from an injury to one of his limbs by falling over an obstruction at the railroad station. He expects to be out soon. however. pre- pared to keep up with the procession in the busy hustle of life in Water bury.
 The funeral of Joseph Quinn took place yesterday afternoon from the residence of his parents. Mir and Mrs Austin Quinn, Dikeman street, with interment in new St Joseph's ceme- tery. The floral tributes included cross from the parents; cross, Eliza beth Butler; bouquets, J. c. Dem- ing, May and Valiere Ratchford, Katherine and Loretta Murphy.
 Timothy .Shanahan has purchased from Charles l.. Miller the hand- some four family house situated on the corner of Walnut and Orange streets. Mir Shanahan has bought the property for a home and invest ment and will shortly take up his residence there. The sale was made | through the agency of Daniel T. Far of No 40 East Main street.
 Thomas F. Clinton of Consho- | hocken, Pa. and Thomas Ward of the | north end met yesterday for the first | time since they used to play ball on | the streets of the town with the hard 1 name. Mr Ward is a bartender and | MT Clinton is a drummer for a Phila- delphia dye house. Their meeting | was quite accidental. The drummer | happened 10 have a thirst and his old | friend happened to be on hand when l he called to slake it.
 
 Dr Bland shot two mad dogs yes- ter,lay and one to-day. Two of the | pets belonged 10 David Stein. the tail or and the other was tho pride of Harry Katz. the barber. The Katz dog was a spaniel. one Of Ms Stein's 1 was a French poodle and the other a fox terrier with a red coat. TL,. doctor said that we arc by no means over the mad dog trouble and re- that the ones brought to his place yesterday and to-day were Df the worst kind and that it was neces- sary to keep clear Of their teeth.
 Giro Lanza. proprietor of the Peo- ple's Independent. a live Italian pa per at Bridgeport. will issue a paper in Waterbury beginning the first in May. to be known as H ProgressO di Waterbury. Both pa- lers will be under the same manage nent and Editor I.anzo feels quite 'Onfident of receiving as generous Upport in Waterbury as he has ze- luired in the Park City. where he is loing a good business The pzper viil be democratic and will taTk ight ont in onen meeting on roffs