Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-10
CITY NEWS

Ason was born las. evening to MT and Mrs Michael Gi!roy of New street.
 A daughter was born Sunday morn. ing to MT and Mrs William E Moran, 99 Cole street.
 Wang" J. c. Jones's handsome fox terrier of Prospect street. was shot yesterday by Dr Bland. It had bad attack of rabies. The funeral of Mrs DeBols. who died Saturday afternoon, will be held from the family residence, 30 Central avenue tomorrow afternoon 1t , o'clock.
 Frank Beers of 30 Field street. a brakeman on switcher, fel! from a car in Thomaston Saturday after noon and received several severe bruises.
 Frank Dee. formerly of this city appeared at Polls Saturday in "Un- der Southern Skies Many of his friends were present at both per formances.
 The newly elected officers of Sheri- dan council, No 24, K. of C., will hold a meeting tomorrow evening Tor the purpose of making arrange ments for installation.
 An anniversary mass will be cele- brated tomorrow ,norning at : o'clock at the Immaculate Concep- tion church for the late Mrs Cath crime Crane of Aver street.
 Frank Gasser of North Main street was taken to the Waterbury hospital yesterday. suffering from fractured thigh. He fell down stairs at his home Saturday evening and sustained the injury.
 At the o'clock mass yesterday, Father Curtin announced that mis- sion will be opened at St Francls Xavier's church on the first Sunday after Easter by the Connecticut Apos- tolate band of missioiers of Milford.
 Detective Dodds has in his posses sion wedding ring found on the street yesterday. December 28, 1903," is engraved on it. The owner may have the ring by calling at the police station and proving property.
 William Horsfall of Bethany is a candidate for doorkeeper in the legis- lature. He makes the eighth candi- date, four of whom are from Water bury. Frank D. Pagan, the sealer of weights and measures, seems to be in the lead. Only two can be ap- pointed from this county.
 A horse belonging to w. l.. Pier pont, the milkman, s.,pped on Bald win street, opposite St Francis Xavier's church property, yesterday morning, and broke ore of its limbs. Nothing could be done for 1t and 1t was decided to shOos t. It was a gray and was said to have been a flyer. This is bad weather on horses and owners cannot keep them too sharp.
 Dr Charles $. Goodwin has been ordered into the custody of friends, who will detain him until Wednes- day morning, when t',ere will be an inquiry into his men.a. condition in the probate court. The doctor was stricken with insanity in Danbury on Saturday. He is at home at present and 1t is expected that he will be taken to a private institution in Hart ford in few days.
 The following are the new ofhcers of the Women's Foreign Missionary society of the First Methodist church: President, Mrs I. A. Spencer; vice. president, Mrs A. I-Gootrich; treas urer. Miss Flora Bronson. recording secretary, Mrs A. E. Coon; cor responding secretary, Miss Jennie May Summers; board Of managers, Mrs A. F. Abbott. Mrs l.. P. Mitchell. Mrs c. R. Lathrop: work table, Mrs Frank ]. Brown. Mrs John U. Cutler; cake table. Mrs Wallace E. Schofeld. Mrs Joseph \. Levin: refreshments. Mrs Frank Duchett: program, Miss Jennie May Summers; music, Mrs Fred Gilmore.