Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-02
CITY NEWS

A whist party and dance will be held in the basement of St Thomas's church on Monday evening. The fire department was called to
 the corner of North Main and Aetna
 streets, where small fire was in pro.
 gress. The damage was slight.
 The board of managers of the
 Talma club will meet this evening at
 the club rooms on Bank sheet to ap- point committed to make prepara- tionsf for the annual minstrel show. Joseph Schoomaker of 53 Vine
 street. who was injured at the mill
 of the Waterbury Lumber & Coal
 company yesterday. died this morn
 ing at the Waterbury hospital The
 funeral will be held Monday morn
 Ing.
 J. J. Crane, formerly of this city
 but for the past five years with Car
 rere & Hastings of New York city. the architects of the New York Pub He library. has accepted a position as designer with the supervising ar- chitect of the treasury. Washington, D. c.
 The committees appointed by the different Catholic societies to arrange for an entertainment in aid of the new hospital will hold a meeting in St Patrick's hall at o'clock to- night. It is earnestly desired that every member of the several commit tees be on hand.
 Percy E. Bahret of Poughkeepsie and Miss Stella May Flynn of ls3 East Main street were married yes- terday at the First NJ. E. church by the Rev F. D. Walters. The wit nesses were Miss Emma May Herean and Albert Adam. Mir and Mrs Beh- ret will reside in Poughkepsie.
 Mrs Catherine Rogers of South Elm street was awarded damages of $500 against William A. Doherty. her neighbor. by the jury in the superior court yesterday afternoon. The fury was out long time. Mrs Rogers. who was represented by Attorney Lynch. claimed damages of s3,OOO. She was visiting in Doherty's house md as she was leaving they had some words and he pushed her and she fell, injuries that confined her io the house for some time.
 Police Officers Tehan and rItzgcr- ild looked fine this afternoon as they through Exchange place. sach with a bouncing young woman swinging out on his arm. The guarte, sept right on until they turned into Harrison avenue and thence to the police station where the gentlemen ,artef with their fair companions af- | CT turning them over to officer Lynch | Sho save them quarters in the wo- nens apartment. They registered as I Hrs ;retta and Mrs Marsh. The offi- | -ers pickei them upIn a building in I place where they were hay ng a snooze all by their lonesome.
 James Moore Of Luke street died o-day at St Peters hospital. brooklyn. \. Y-. where he went a ew weeks ago to undergo an opera ion for an ulcerated stomach. He Tas a caster and enjoyed good health ntfl a short time ago. He was a lember of the supernumerary force nd was on duty in Brooklyn on the fight some foul smelling matter was mptied into the Nzugatuck river nd came near sufoeating half the eOple in that district Mr Moore ot bad dose of the fumes on Wash agton avenue and became so ilI that e vas obliged to enter a nearby ouse and remained there for a time esore he rss able 10 20 home. After hat he kept grDwinE worse and zs a .xt resort he decided to enter St eter's hospital. but at that time fs condition vas such that it was eefded not to hold the operation. He d planned to return home. but he ever got strong enough to mzke the lip Nr Moore vzs a verr good Itizen. a kfni father and huxbzns ad a uo<t desirable nei~hbcr- The cdy viii b< brought to waserbury sis evening in ehargs of Un1ertaker Ioriarty- tl