Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-30
CITY NEWS

regular meeting this evening at 7:SO o'clock.
 Attorney Shea of Boston is. the guest of former Senator William Kennedy.
 A son and daughter, Donald Henry and Dorothy, were born April 2S to MT and Mrs James White, 99 Divis- ion street.
 Court Champlain, 146. will meet this evening at s o'clock at the Foresters reading room to take action on the death of the late WilDrod Pronoyost.
 Michael Mcclure and Margaret Mccarthy were married this morning at GAO o'clock at the Immaculate Conception church by the Rev Father Slocurn. The witnesses were Jonn Fitzpatrick and Miss Anna Mulllgah.
 Thefe will be meeting of St Mary s T. A. society this evening al 5 ocioch at St Patrick's hall. Very important business including the final arrange ments for the coming whist Is 10 De transacted and every member Is re- ouested to attend.
 Mary Smith, the fourteen months old daughter of Mir and Mrs Johh Smith of 3O3 River street, died yes terday afternoon after brief illness. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2o'clock with burial in St Joseph's cemetery.
 Attorney James R. Lawlor was in Bridgeport Saturday in connection with the appeal of the city of Water hury from the decision of the rall- road commissioners relative to the l Robbins street matter, which has al I ready been filed.
 Court McGivney, D. of l., met yes. terday afternoon at K. of C. nall ano initiated a class of twenty-eignt can didates into the order. Many Vls' itors from out of town were presen' and highly recommended the wor.' of the local degree team. After the meeting social session was held. John Purcell of Terryyille who was | well known in this city died today at his home in Terryville. MT Purcei | was a brother of the late Mrs JohI | Byron of Charles street. The funera will be held on Wednesday morniiie | with services at the Immaculate Con | ception church in Terryyille at 9:ot I o'clock.
 An exceptionally large crowd at | tended St, Anne's fair at Eagles hal | last Saturday evening. The fair vii | continue until Thursday night wneI the drawing of the articles will takt place. The stage program will h' I filled this evening by the senior pupils | of St Anne's school who have worked l very hard under the direction of theil
 teachers and promises to be excellent
 John F. Flaherty. aged 39 years died last night at his home, IT Higl street. Besides his wife he leave five children, John, George, Augusta Luke and Gertrude; also his parents
 MT and Mrs keron Flaherty. Tn funeral will take place tomorrow
 morning with mass of requiem a
 the Immaculate Conception churcl and interment in new St Joseph
 cemetery.
 As the time for the big event ap breaches, people are beginning |
 take lively interest in the "s2.00 fair" to be given May 9 by the ; Joseph's T. A. society, at Eagles hal At great expense the four Londons
 world famous acrobats, have been SC
 cured to perform their hair-raisin
 feats each evening. There will als be a complete minstrel show and tw
 street parades on the long list of sid attractions. The minstrel show wi be put on by New Britain T. A. [
 men, who are coming here on spe
 cial train the second night of th
 fair.
 Attorney N. R. Bronson propose
 to push his appeal from the count
 commissioners decision in givin
 George H. Knapp a liquor license a
 the entrance to the Driving park He has filed a request with Ger
 Marsh of the superior court to hay
 the case on the next trial list in or
 der that 1t shall be set down for al early hearing. There appears to b
 a difference between Attorney Bron son and Mir Knapp as to the condi
 tions on which the license va
 granted. MT Bronson claims 1t wa , granted provided MT Knapp woul
 close a certain door between the ss
 loon and the dwelling apartment'
 Mir Knapp has no such understand
 ing of the case.
 The several officers of the A. O. |
 met yesterday morning in Hibernia hall and organized what will known as the City. league. bod
 composed of all officers of the ord' in this city, to whom will be referre
 all questions of importance for col
 sideration and report. The boar will also take the initiative in ma ters pertaining to the welfare of U ] order. County Secretary John
 Sheehan acted as temporary ehai
 man and after an exchange of opi
 ion the following permanent offiee
 were agreed upon and unanimous elected for one year: Presiden John F. Calvin: viee-president. Mic
 aeI Carroll; secrtsry. W. T. Driseol
 treasurer. T. F. Luddy. The boai
 will meet on the last Sunday in eat
 month.
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