Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-06
CITY NEWS

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 Dr OConnor, who has been out of the city for some time because of ill., ness, has returned.
 A horse blanket picked up on the street this morning is awaiting the owner at the police station. .,%.
 Mrs James Bagnell of Bayonne. x. J., and her son. Jerome, are the guests of Mir and Mrs James H. Bigham of Division street.
 Miss Annie Vellentanovich and John Uscavitz were married this af- ternoon in the town clerks office by Attorney John F. Holohan.
 The Ladies of the Maecabees. held very enthusiastic meeting last night. Three members were initiated. after which refreshments were served. -
 Rev Father Curtin of the Sacred Heart church, West Haven, was the guest of his cousin. Father Curtin of St Francis Xavier's church, to-day.
 The funeral of Mrs Mary Hubbard will be held from the family residence on Bishop street to St Thomas's church tomorrow morning at S:30 o'clock.
 Charles Kingsley. infant son of Mir and Mrs Charles K. A'Hearn of 50 Dikeman street died last night. He will be buried in New Haven to-mor row afternoon.
 The Queens Daughters will hold q meeting this evening in the c. W. A. rooms and those who have not account ed for tickets for the last whist party are expected to do so.
 In the city court to-day Judge Bur pee suspended sentence upon Patrick Holihan for intoxication. James Tur- ley was fined S10 and costs and ThOm- as Kelly $5 and costs for intoxication.
 The remains of John Breen, who died in Fairbanks, N r., were brought here today and taken to the residence of his son, John Breen. 26 Laurel street, from where the funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon with service at the house and interment in Riverside cemetery.
 The number of dogs in the Washing ton hill district is diminishing since the decree of the mayor ordering all dogs muzzled went into effect. During the past week the patrolmen doing duty in that section lessened the num- Der by six.
 Sidney Drew. the actor. who ap- peared at the Jacques during the sea son ill q sketch with his wife. has filed a petition in bankruptcy. He asserts that his only assets are few suits of clothes valued at S25O. while his lia- bilities are about S3.OO0.
 The forty hours devotion at the Sa- cred Heart church came to close this morning with solemn high mass at T:30. celebrated by the Rev Father Fox of Bridgeport. The services were attended by very large crowd and on Sunday and Monday an unusually large number received the sacraments.
 Barcelona council, No 42, K. of C.. will hold their regular meeting to- night fin K. of C. hall at s o'clock. Dis trict Deputy !. NJ. Hearns of Nauga- tuck will be present. All members of inc order desiring to attend the cere- monies of the new council at Terry vile next Sunday are requested to at- tend to make arrangements.
 You can't exchange your eyes or have them made over again, and yet of all precious possessions the eyes are probably the most abused. They are used in all kinds Of light, overstrained, Overworked, neglected. Let us exam inc your eyes to see what they need be- fore serious harm is done. The upson Jewelry Co, opticians.
 Mrs Helen Elizabeth Finley. aged 31 years, wife of John r. Schwartz. die'l last night at the family residence on Rose street Besides her husband she leaves three children, Helen. Edith and Ruth. The deceased was a native pf New York but had resided in Waterbury for the past twelve years. She was a member of the Second Congregational church.
 The public is invited to a meeting to be held Friday night in Odd Eel lows hall for the purpose of getting line on what people think of the proposed addition to Library park, SO called. with a view tO making hand some approach to the union station. If you like the project step in and say SD and if you don't think we'll "f it you can make a daclaratiOn to that effect. Everybody will get full and fair hearing \ special invitation has been extended tO Mayor ThamS. the aldermen and all the city b0arYlS If is likely that the meeting will lsa largely attended. Father SlOcum will preside.
 During the noon hour to-day. WheE most of the shop hands were returning 70 their work. spirited h0rse stta~he,l io a bakery wagon nearly created a panic along Bank street. The Griver lost control os the animal near the Hellmauu brewery and was unable io io anything t0 stop The horse all along Bank street At one pIsce the horse swung around and bumped the wagon against a telegraph pole closing the doors of the wagon and lgrking The driver fn- Al several places be ran along the sidewalk and it is a mystery low the people who were on the street at the time escaped injury The horse was stopped near the Waterbury Brass Co.'S plant and the driver. who by this time was nearly scared to dezth. Uas given his freedom
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