Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-15
CITY NEWS

There will be a meeting of the Forum club this evening.
 The gong announcing no school this afternoon sounded this morning at 11:3O, consequently the morning ses. sion lasted until l o'clock.
 Edward Nugent was removed to the Brookside home to-day. He had a se- were attack of the delirium tremens SO he was locked up and later remoy- ed to the Brookside.
 The Washington Hill Athletic club will told their annual concert and dance at Eagles hall on St Patrick's night. Fulton's full orchestra will furnish the music for the occasion.
 The condition of the walks on Bank street to-day were such that pedestrians took tumbles. These walks should be protected with rubber as on stormy day the walks are very slippery.
 The short calendar which was called for tomorrow in the superior court has been adjourned to Tuesday noon. when Judge Shumway re- sumes business. The court did not deem 1t worth his while to remain away from home to hear few di- vorce cases and minor motions.
 The Lake & Strobel company arc offering this week twenty-five silver plated tea sets consisting of four pieces each, tea or coffee pot, sugar. cream. and spoon holder. These sets are all quadruple plate, guaranteed, hand they offer them from sS to s10 per set.
 At meeting of the new Waterbury Metal company last night the name of the firm was changed to the Water bury Rolling Mills, incorporated. Di- rectors were chosen as follows: Am prose H. Wells. NJ. B. Keeley, Robert D. Somers. F. P. welton, A. Ken. worthy. Cornelius Tracy. Harry !. Beardsley, attorney.
 The funeral of Mary E. Wallace took place this morning from her late home on Burton street, with a mass of requiem at St Thomas's church by Father Sullivan and inter- ment fin St Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were William Wallace. Mich- ael Wallace, E. B. Kelley. John Rel ley. Martin Kelley and George Hig- gins. There was a large number of floral tributes.
 The Goodrich-Russell election case came up before Judge Shumway this noon on a short motion. Attorney Church represented Mir Goodrich and Mayor Thoms took care of Mir Russells interests. Mfr Church last week filed additional pleadings and Mayor Thoms merely asked for time to answer, and this the court al- lowed. giving him a week from next Saturday. If possible the whole case will be tried at the present term of the court.
 On St Patrick's night the Fifth Df. vision. A O. IT.. will hold an enter tainment and dance at Grand Army hall. a East Main street. During the evening sn old time bag piper will render all the old time selections and will give all who wish to dance to the old Irish airs an opportunity of doing so. A fine entertainment has also been provided for and several local singers win render appropriate selections. -Fakir7 Sulllvsn's well known seI1r- Atga AnE ClTAAr- gA eNE<l EAuE F1llA- will be sung on that evening by his 12-year old boy and all those vho have not heard this musical composition 1 should not miss this opportunity.
 The local branch of the Gaelic league will make a big effort this week to increase the membership Of | the honorary branch of the league. This week is known tr Ireland rs Language veek- Everybody forxoes the tongue of the Saron and speaks his own. the Gaelic and every man woman and child En the country con tributes something to the Ieazue fHnd- By this means . good deal of | money is raised. which the Gaelic league uses fn prepeEztinx the Irish I language The ftes of doing soue-l thing similar fn Waterbury comes from Timothy F- L1dty. presftsu. Of the local Gaelic lezEue- It costs only s1 a year to become an boer