Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-06
CITY NEWS

Eagles hall by American band.
 A son was born this morning to Mir and Mrs w. M. Gillette of Mill Plain.
 Frederick Bold, a foreman in the watch shop, is at the Waterbury hos pital for treatment for an abscess on the brain.
 The Waterbury girls attending the New Haven Normal school will ar rive home this evening for their Eas- ter vacation.
 There will be months mind mass at the Immaculate Conception church Monday morning at o'clock for Tim othy Mccarthy.
 The members of the Holy Name so- ciety of the Immaculate Conception church will go to holy communion next Sunday morning at the o'clock mass. The members are requested to meet at St Patrick's hall at 6:45 a. m.
 There is every probability that the suit of Attorney F. P. Guilfoile as administrator on the estate of Andrew Crowley against the Connecticut Rail- way and Lighting company, will not be tried, for yesterday afternoon MT Guilfoile filed petition with the pro- bate court for leave to adjust the mat ter. Such petitions are not denied, provided they have the support of the heirs. and this one has.
 The mortuary report for the month of March, as prepared by Registrar of Vital Statistics F. P. Brett is follows: Measles and scarlet fever, 1 each; grip and spinal meningitis, 2 each; consumption, G.; pneumonia, 12; bronchitis, 6; all diseases of nervous system, 12; heart disease, 4; accident and violence, S.; all others except stillbirths, 36; total deaths during month, 90; deaths be- tween 1 and 5 years, 8.
 The motion to strike out certain paragraphs in the complaint in the election case of A. I. Goodrich vs M. D. Russell was denied yesterday af- ternoon by Judge Shumway in the superior court. The decision is not of very great importance and has no bearing on the final question as to whether or not the ballot boxes shall be opened It is likely that the rest of the case will be tried out in New Haven, as court will not sit here again until May.
 The meeting between the Brook lyn Improvement committee and one from the Business Mems association was held last evening in the latter's rooms on Bank street, but nothing was accomplished at the conference, it ending up as all others that have been held. The business men were represented by Messrs Pape and Blakeslee, while Brooklyn had the committee named in this paper last evening. Attorney Bronson was also there to furnish information. The two factions could agree on little or nothing and after a short session the gathering dispersed. A member of the Brooklyn committee said to-day the least said about the meeting the better.
 "Yappy" and happy. That's a condition guaranteed by the commit tee to everybody who is fortunate enough to attend the Eagles country kitchen dance to be given on Tues day evening, April 17 at Eagles hall. The Eagles made a big hit last year with their big barn dance, but this years affair promises many novelties and improvements. The event will take place on the Tuesday evening following the end of the Lenten sea son. There will be a ''rube" band and orchestra and plenty of pumpkin pie. cider, peanuts, etc. The Hon George H. Cowell, who presided last year, will be called upon again to declare the awards for the best coun- try make-ups, which will be an nounced later. Get yappy," says the committee.
 On Wednesday evening, May Z. a new organization in town known as the Western association will hold big cake walk tournament and ball at tine City hall. The association has only recently been organized and is mak- ing a great strive to make it's first event q success. An entertainment has been provided for and some of the best talent in the state has been Se- cured. Tn addition to the entertain ment there will be q grand prize cake walk for which there are prizes of S2J. S10 and SJ respectively. Prizes will also be awarded for the best buck and wing dancers. Applications for the event are being received by James F. Watson of t;4 Mill streeT. who Is president Of the association. ID tO this time q large number of eIi- tries have been received which include people from all over the state. many coming as far of as New York. The affair will end up with grand ball.
 The forty hours adoration of the blessed sacrament will be commenced at the church of Our Lady of Lourdes next Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. There will be three masses on that day as follows: First mass. $ o'clock: second mass at 1880. and the last mass at 10 o'clock. There will be services every morning during Holy week at T:30 o'clock. and every evening during the week special de votions will be held at 1880. The masses on Easter Sunday will be al the same hours as on Palm Sunday viz: $. 7:30 and 10 o'clock. Father Karam. the pastor. will be assisted at the forty hours devotion and every day and evening until Easter Sunday by the Rev Michael BOrs- hino- Father Borghino is the SUI perior provincial of the Salesian fathers of Don Boseo. of St Joseph's seminary of Troy. and is an eloquent sneaker and an earnest and faithful worker
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