Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-14
CITY NEWS

There was nothing doing at the police station to-day.
 White Oak camp, Woodmen of the
 World, will meet Monday evening. A son, John Robert, was born yes terday to Mir and Mrs Paul Wakem of 24 Dikeman street.
 Services could not be conducted in the basement of the Sacred Heart | church during the week as it was flooded by Mondays storm.
 Fire broke out yesterday after noon at the residence of Mrs Jane l lMcConwell. 40 Franklin street, but the timely arrival of the department prNxented~-sefious damage. The blaze was located in clothes closet.
 Katherine, the two weeks old daugh- ter of Mfr and Mrs John Kelly of 16 Rye street, died Thursday afternoon. The funeral took place yesterday with interment in St sJoseph's cemetery. The floral trubtes included bouquets from Miss c. Suspicion and Mrs Katherine Miller.
 At the meeting of the board of al- dermen on Monday evening the pro- posed law regarding the closing of pool rooms at 12 o'clock will prob ably be discussed once more, but if 1t is passed 1t will be altered so much from that which Alderman Larkin originally proposed that 1t will be hardly recognizable.
 The mayor, board of public works and other city officials will be fin Hart ford Monday at II o'clock when the railroad commissioners will give hearing on the appeal of the Connec- ticut Railway and Lighting company from the conditions imposed by the city for the double tracking of East and West Main streets.
 During the production of "The Rollicking Girl" at Polls on Thurs day evening a couple of the occu- pants of tre gallery became noisy with the result that they were elect ed. One of them was hustled out by Officer Sam Walsh, who was in plain clothes. while Officer Delehanty showed the other to the door.
 Dr Mum and his aides are busIly distributing papers for the purpose of receiving many hundred signatures to present to the aldermen on Monday evening 10 protest against the orier of Mayor Thoms relating to the muzzling of dogs. The protectors of the dogs. as they term themselves. expect to have such a large petition that it will compel the board and :he mayor to recognize it.
 An unusual number of Easter shop pers were on the streets today sight, seeing and purchasing this and that so as to appear in their finest to- morrow. The number of people that were purchasing flowers today was larger than for some years. All the florists were busy keeping mp to tlue demands and the wagons were on the run all day. Beginning Monday even ing the post-Easter events. which are numerous. will start.
 The weather conditions yesterday were just light for outing purposes and thousands took advantage of it The church services. both in the fore noon and Afternoon. attracted large cougrexztions. Large numbers took in the haIl game in the eastern section HL tUr Cllts Nultt olAfff- eVAtthttEA themselves with watching the efforts 0f amateur nine in different parts of the city. Following out the o0unsel of Father sIccum many saloons clos- ei eariy snd some didn't open at all In the afternoon No doubt this had something fc do with the general good order an over town
 Rev Father senesse of st Ann's parish. vho has been III for the past fer weeks. vas reported very l0v thIs afternoon He is suffering from rhsumstism and his heart Is In dam ger. RfEht Rev Bishop TIerney vis- fled the patient yesterday Father sene<sr has been ia this city ebout sin yssrs and has done good service. ne fs 1or e1gzEei in the erection of a rsr church vhfch when coupleted wfu bs ore of the hzntsouezt struc- turss of the hind in the tioczss- He fs vsIl nks1 tT his people and nat urzT1T kfs critical condition is . nat ter of uzrk co-ceru rot o1iF sEorx h1< orn psrf<ksc1<rs bst tc otherr wto r<xxrt kiu 1s c UaE wkoz the
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