Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-03
CITY NEWS

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 The American band will hold it's { regular weekly promenade tonight at Eagles hall. New music which ar rived this week for the dancing. A son was born this morning to Mir and Mrs Arthur G. Beach of Water town. MT Beach is a son of Snperin- tendent Beach of the police depart ment.
 There will be a quarterly meeting of Sheridan council, K. of C., No 2i, Sunday afternoon at the usual hour Business of interest to each individual member.
 There will be an anniversary high mass of requiem on Tuesday morning at s o'clock at the Immaculate Concep- ton church for the late Mrs Joseph Grimes.
 Irving H. Chase, George o. Boyd and s. P. Williams left to-day for trip thriugh the Bermudas. They will meet there Henry L. Wade, who left here last week.
 A months mind mass will be cele- brated on Monday morning at o'clock at the Immaculate Conception church for the late James Hayes of East Main street.
 John ]. Walsh of South Norwalk. chairman of the democratic state cen tral committee has been petitiOned by majority of the committee to call a meeting before March 15. A new council of the Daughters of Isabella will be instituted at Bridge port tomorrow. Delegates will be present from different towns in the state, including several from Water bury.
 At short calendar in the district court to-day Judge Cowell gave judgment for foreclosure to the Waterbury Lum- Der and Coal Go against Joseph "Oumet ct ux for S1O9.49, and law day was set for April 17. There will be meeting of the First Baptist church next Tuesday night to take action regarding the gift of a new building site to the church. The lot is located at the corner of Grove street and Central avenue.
 Announcement is made by the Con- solidated road that the pay increase affecting the conductors, trainmen and yardmen was signed in Boston yesterday and the new schedule will go into effect March 31.
 The criminal business of the district court consists of only four cases for the March term. They are Frederick Wilder, charged with iioh-support: Giovanni Moffo assault: Orazio DiNa-, pol and Giovanni Massi, breach of the peace. In all probability these will Se settled.
 The heirs of the late Hon Patrick Coughlin of Bridgeport will take their suit against the Knights of Columbus to the supreme court of the state for final adjudication. Notice of appeal from Judge Curtis decision in sus- taining the defendants demurrer to the complaint. was filed yesterday by counsel for the plaintiffs in the court of common pleas.
 The first council in the state to be instituted by the Knights of Columbus for several years will be established in New Britain Sunday. Members from all over the state but especially from Hartford, Southington, Bristol. Unionivlle. New London, Waterbury and Naugatllck, and out of the state from Springfield and Holyoke, Mass, to the number of 500 or GOO, are ex- pected to be present.
 Mrs Josephine A. Roller, 90, wife of Charles w. Roller, died yesterday rr- ternoon at her home, Sy Cooke street, after short illness. She was kind. good neighbor and was always will ing and ready to do for others. Her loss will be mourned by large circle of friends. Funeral Sunday afternoon at o'clock from the house to the I'm maculate Conception church at 2:3O. Interment in the new St Joseph's cem- etery.
 Mary Hyland. who was before the court few days ago. was there again to-day. charged with being an babitual drinker. Yesterday afternoon she put her hand through a pane of glass in Isunny's saloon on East Main street because she was refused q drink. X large crowd of small boys collected and there was considerable commOtion on the street. It is believed she IS not mentally sound. Judge Peasley com mitted her to BrOokside for 12D days.
 X fair sized crowd was present at the debate given by the Forum Debai- ing club in the Mulcahy Memorial building last evening. The question. Resolved. that restrictions should he placed on immigrants to this country" was debated. and the negative. consist Ing of William Sullivan and John Hutchinson. had the better of their op- pOnents. keVin Fitzpatrick and James Brennan. It was announced last even ing that within q short time the Dra- matic club. which was recently organ. ized. will put on its first sketch.
 MeddIesOme dogs still continue to at- tract attention. although # does not appear that they are doing a great deal of harm. The last fuss kicked .Ip by one of these CUTS took place on Bald win street the other day. when a child of Thomas Fitzgerald of Hickory street was knocked down and escaps-I being bitten because the child's father was nearby and drove the brute away. but not before Mr Fitzgerald had his trousers torn 0fT and also got a few scratches in the leg. DT Dwyer caufpr- izesl the wound The dog was finally put out of business by a whack of a club wieldef by one Of the Heighfors. who came to the rescue just in time ta prevent further trouble.
 No watch will tell correct time if it isn't eleanei and Overhauled occasion all!. If your watch hasn1 been ciezped for yesr it's pretty cessm it needs attention. With expert vark- men. hest materials and all the rsefiI ties for ane watch work. we promise 1