Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-16
CITY NEWS

Miss Theresa Sheridan McNally sang solo at the g o'clock mass in St Francis's church, Naugatuck, yes- terday morning.
 On Thursday evening the Edgewood Athletic club will give their second annual concert and dance at Simons- vile school hall.
 Lallier's full orchestra will furnish the music for the concert and promen- ade which is to be given by the Good. will Social allclubL on Wednesday even. ing at Eagles hall.- The concert will start at S30 and dancing at 9 o'clock. All popular music will be furnished.
 Daniel T. Harrington has sold for Frederick Isele his three-family house, Nos 56 and 5S Dikeman street, to Mrs Mccarthy, who has purchased the property for home. Also sold for James Murphy his property situated on Fuller and Em- erald streets, to J. E. Lovett. The private dance which was to have been given this evening at Speedwell hall by the young men of St Ann's parish, has been postponed indefinitely on account of the death of Rev Father Senesac. All those who have purchased tickets can have the money refunded by any of the mem. bers.
 The Rev F. Lewis Brooks of the Second Baptist church, Simonsville, has accepted call to the First Bap- tist church at Leonard, Texas, and will enter on his new field of labor on May 6. Mir Brooks has been pas tor of the Simonsville church for two and half years. He came here from Erie, Pa.
 At last mass in St Thomas's yesterday Acting Pastor Father O'Sulliyan announced that he had re- ceived very good news from Father Crowley regarding his physical con- dition. He sent his best wishes of the season to all the parishioners and informed them that he expected to be able to say mass Easter morn- ing for the first time since he left here last Christmas.
 At the meeting of the Waterbury aerie of Eagles yesterday NJ. J. Ryan appointed the following committee to make arrangements for a fair to be held in October: M. J. Smith, NJ. F. Greaney. Patrick Courtney, NJ. J. Hickey, F. Bresnahan, NJ. J. Madden, Alexander Duval, W. F. Dillon, w. ]. Flaherty, w. H. Johnson. NJ. J.. OHaren, George Snagg, w. J. Tur- ley, George A. Taylor and M. J. Ryan.
 Mayor Thoms and the commission CTS of public works. with City Attor- ney Kellogg. Engineer Cairns, As- sistant City Clerk J. R. Lawlor and a few other interested parties att tended the hearing on the appeal of the trolley company from the condi- tions imposed by the city for the dou- ble tracking of East and West Main streets, before the railroad commis- sioners at the Capitol building in Hartford at II o'clock this morning.
 Louis Squires. who was arrested saturday for non-support of his wife, promised Judge Peasley in the city court to-day to pay s4 a week for six months An order to that effect was issued and Squires was put on probation Irwin Chipman was com mitted to Brookside for thirty days for intoxication, and Patrick Sullf- van. who made rumpus on the Baldwin street bridge yesterday fore noon. was given sixty days for intox- icatfon and resisting Of'cer Tehan.
 Joseph Kelly. an employe of George Betts, who delivers the seen cry to and from Polls. had a close call for his life Saturday night While working opposite the thssfer doing something around the scenery wagon. John Cavanaugh happened along with the patrol wagon and acci- centally ran over Kelly. giving him a bad shaking up. He was removed to the once of Dr Donshue. where ft vas found that ole rib vas broken and there were symptoms Of other :niuris& It vss decided tp rsuoys hiu >D fhs hospttal