Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-08
CITY NEWS.

Mrs Timothy Kelly of Oakville. wh has been seriously ill, is slightly i'm prOvel to-day.
 A very important meeting of the
 executive committee of the charity
 bazaar will be held tonight. A number of members of St Karl Barromeus club paid a visit to the St
 Mary's German Catholic club of Mer- iden yesterday.
 A months mind mass will be cele- brated tomorrow morning at IS o'clock at St Thomas church for tDe
 late Daniel Egan of Al Cassidy avenue. A months mind mass of requiem
 will be celebrated at the Sacred Heart church Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock for the late Miss Mary
 Nolan.
 The April monthly gathering of
 the members of the Friendly league
 will be held in the entertainment hall
 Thursday evening, April II. Mem-
 bers must show their cards and may
 obtain guest cards at the ofiice. Tickets for the Sacred concert to be given by United Catholic societies for the benefit of New St Mary's hospital at Jacques theater on next Sunday
 evening will go on sale at Jacques
 box office at o'clock on Thursday
 morning and will be on sale on Fri
 day and Saturday.
 The evangelistic services now
 being conducted at Grace Baptist
 church continue to attract large con- gregations. At the services yester- day the pastor was assisted by the
 Rev Mir Werick of Ohio. the Rev Mir
 Haskins, formerly pastor of Grace
 church. now of New York city. ard the Rev Calvin s. whitted, pastor of the A. NJ. E. Zion church of this city. The Films won their first game of the season by defeating the Clovers yesterday by the score of 20 to g. The line up of the Films was as follows: D. Mccarthy, c; Frank Kennedy. D:
 L. Mccarthy. 1b: G. Pickett. 2b; c. lO'Brien. 3b: P. Kennedy, ss; M. Fitz- gerald. If: M. Coyle, of: C. MeEyoy, If. and Sap Moynihan. mascot. Any team wishing to play the Films, write Tor call at the Goodwill Social club,
 27 Ridge street.
 At the annual meeting of All
 Saints parish. 0akville. Saturday night officers were chosen as fol- lows: Senior warden. C. l.. Warner: junior warden. Eben Dains: clerk. s.
 R. Stoddard: treasurer. A. A. Stone:
 delegates to diocesan convention. c.
 l.. Warner. Eben Dains; vestrymen. Burton Warner. A. A. Stone. Eben
 Dains. Jr. John Ineson. A. H. Blach-
 ley. Walter Conrad. Eugene Skilton
 and H. Nelson.
 At the last mass at the immaculate Conception church yesterday. the
 Right Rev Monsignor sIocum an- nounced the following donations to St Mary's hospital: St Thomas parish. ss5o: Michael GuilfoiIe. s10O: Mrs Ellen Lawlor. $50:
 Bernard Cahy. SEQ. Dr A. A. Crane,
 s10. making a total of ss3o. Re- Herring to the donations the monsig- nor paid a special tribute to St Thomas parish. and called attention
 to the fact that their generosity is more appreciated for the reason. that.
 laboring under heavy obligations of their own they yet felt 1t their duty to help along this worthy object. Motorman Edward Maher of Vine street got a bad shaking up Saturday afternoon shortly before quitting time tvo cars were getting into line to meet the demand for additional service and in going down the Aeep
 grade opposite the OakviIIe Pin Co.'S shop. the brake on Maher's ear re- fused to work and it vent right ahead
 with all the speed 1t could muster up
 until 1t smashed into the one ahead of it The motorr1sn and conductor on the ear ahead jumped o7 and rs- leeped injury. but the nuotormzn or
 the runaway sAuck to his post and received a bad shaking up. AItkouxh
 his injuries are not considered ssrt- oua.