Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-05
CITY NEWS
Sporting News on Pages 8 and 15.

] at o'clock.
 Tomorrow morning at 10:30 l o'clock Bishop Chauncey B. Brew ster, D.D., will administer confirma- l tion at St Johns church.
 i A large class of boys and girls will receive their first communion at tle Sacred Heart church tomorrow
 morning at the 7:30 mass. Comstock lodge, K. of F., will hold
 meeting Tuesday evening, May S., at s o'clock, to take action on an im- portant communication from the su- preme chancellor.
 Next Friday evening the Merrimac Athletic club will give concert and
 dance in Hamilton hall, Mill Plain.
 The affair is for the benefit of the
 base ball team and the members are rapidly disposing of the tickets.
 Go E, Hibernian Rifles. will at
 tend the laying of the cornerstone
 of new church in Thomaston to-
 morrow, of which Father Walsh is
 the pastor. The Rifles will meet at
 headquarters at o'clock and go to
 Thomaston on the g: 53 train.
 
 The young Good Wills beat the Baldwin Streets this morning by the score of to 3. The feature of the game was Frank Miller's good pitch ing. Anyone wishing a game call on Edward Rielly, 15 South street, or Frank Curley, 54 South street.
 Miss Bertha N. Stillwell and H. Irv-
 ing Elton. both of this city were mar ried in Danbury on Thursday. April
 26, by the Rev Frederick Booles of the
 Danbury Baptist church. Mir and Mrs
 Elton have returned from New York,
 where they went on welding trip.
 Members of the Knights of Colum-
 bus or others desiring copy of the souvenir K. of c. book can secure one at the Democrat office. The book
 has been in the works long time, but is none the worse for that. It
 contains much that is of interest to the K. of c. men.
 The Young James Boys baseball team defeated the Charles Streets on Manville's meadow this morning by a score of 12 to '. Any team with players under 12 years desiring a game with the James Boys is request ed to address or call upon Manager James Flanagan, 51 Summit street, or Captain O'Brien, 49 Poplar ave- nue.
 Harvey J. Morris has brought suit against Harry B. Stark of Highland avenue to recover possession of build ing lot. Morris claims that he deeded the lot to Stark with the understand ing that Stark was to take care of him for the remainder of his days. Scarce ly had the deed been transferred to him than he told Morris to get out of the house. according to Morris story.
 Secretary Smith sends out notice that the reunion of the Twenty-first Regiment C. V. Veteran association will be held at Buckingham memo rial. Norwich, May 16. 1906. Busi- ness meeting at 10:30 a. m. The dinner at noon furnished by Sedg- wick W. R. c. Afternoon session at ? o'clock at which General Aiken will give the early history of the or ganization of the regiment. Good music will be provided.
 Some folks express appreciation of the attitude of Mayor Thoms in keeping the dogs of the town mug zled, while others regard his hon. or's conduct as rather cruel and sug- gest that a mass meeting be held to protest against the thing. One man says he wouldn't care if the muzzles to anything. and adds that so far as preventing CUTS from biting they might just as we'll be hung on the dogs tails as dangling from their necks.
 Walter Levy. of the firm of Levy | & Fletcher. who got into some l trouble with his partner regarding | the disappearance of a few horses, was arrested yesterday at Newcastle, | Pa. on information furnished by of- | ficers of Litchfield. and is now on bis | way back. There was a great deal | said about the matter at the time. 1 but perhaps when MT Levy is given | an opportunity to he heard he may | be able to show that the facts were | greatly exaggerated.
 Two magnificent baseball pages fin | to-morrow's Waterbury Herald. Stor es of all games. Pictures of Water | bury players in Waterbury uniforms. Exclusive baseball news.
 Al short calendar fin the district | -ourt today Attorney Bronson cOun- sel for fhe American Telephone com | pany started out to make Attorney | Lynch specify In the suit nf Bridget | kieley against the company. how many heads of cabbage. bushels of po- tatoeS. punches of carrots. celery. | thyme and other vegetables the de- l fendant's workmen ara said to have | spoiled Sometime ago the company's | men planted q few poles on Mrs Kleley's property on Town plot and. | leeor'iing to her complaint they ruin ad her crops.
 James Reed. aged fl years and months. died yesterday afternoon at | he Waterbury hospital after an ill., ness of i3 months. Over a year ago | le was playing with a number of l near his home on North I Riverside street when he fell. strik- I ng against the curbstone and injur- ng his thigh 90 badly that it was I 'ound necessary to take him to the lospital. where he remained until | lezth ensued- He was an unusually right boy and his death is a source fl great grief to the family. Be- ides his father. Henry Reed. he caves three brothers and three sis CTS. Frank Harry. Clarence. Jsn- lie Christina and Mary The fr-
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