Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-09

time Tn a month.
 Timothy O'Connor, whose home is the broad earth, was charged with intoxication and breach of the peace on Grand street. He is employed by the arrel roundry and Machine Go, and was fined $10 and costs.
 Superintendent Brennan of the Brookside home Is having great luck in harvesting ice and expects after another few days to have supply that will last until next season. The ice is IA inches in thickness.
 The New Haven delegation in the legislature may visit Waterbury next Monday or Tuesday and look over the court to see what is the matter. with it. There is hardly room enough in it to hang ones hat. The committee that was appointed last wek to see to the matter will invite the county delegation to Waterbury Monday. That is all that has so far been done in this matter. The lawyers think they could get along with $100,O00.
 Burpee and Carmody, attorneys for Anne Murnane, have notified City Clerk w. H. Sandland that damage will be claimed by their client for in- juries received by falling on a defec- tive sidewalk on South Wilson street on February 4. William Dunn, through his attorney, Wilson H. Pierce, has notified City Clerk Sand land that he will claim damages for injuries received by falling on a de- fective sidewalk on Woodlawn ter race on February 4.
 Installation of officers in the La. dies of the Maccabees took place
 Thursday evening. The following officers were installed: Lady com
 mander, Mrs Elizabeth Mccarthy lieutenant commander, Elizabeth
 Deiss; record keeper, Katherine Sul.
 livan; finance keeper, Bella Waldron; chaplain. Mary Courtney; mistress at-arms, Hattie Lee; sergeant, Mary
 McGrath sentinel, Josephine Duane; picket, Anna Carlson. There were
 three new members initiated and z
 social session followed.
 Orazio DiNapoli, a bridegroom o
 eight months, was before the city | court to-day charged with striking his wife last Thursday night. Mir DiNapoli said in very good Englisi that she was married eight months ago and on Thursday night her hus
 band got talking about his folks, ant
 because she did not agree with hin about them, he struck her in the face The next night he talked about hi'
 brother and again she disagreed witt him and he kicked her, knocked he down and bit her in the face. Di | Napoli denied all this except tn, kicking. He was committed to jai for thirty days.
 At a meeting of the Mary Parrish
 branch of the International Sunshine yesterday afternoon, it was decided tC hold sociable on Wednesday even ing, February 13 from s to 10 o'clock in the Boys club for the benefit of the proposed new orphanage. The | following committee were appointed
 to make all necessary arrangements Refreshments--Miss Flora Churct chairman; Mrs Frederick Rowland
 Mrs George Putnam, Mrs Frank Par sons; entertainment-Mrs o. H. Ruel
 Mrs Mary Parrish, Mrs Clementins | Jenkins; reception-Mrs Mary Par ! rish and three others whom she will choose. Several new members were | admitted. Mrs Helen Garlick ana
 Nicholas Combellack were appointed
 as a committee to solicit subscrip | tions.
 Monitor Hose Veteran association held a meeting last night in the
 rooms of the Waterbury Business
 Mems association and elected officers | as follows: President. Kendrick Mich. ols: yice-president, W. W. Manville;
 secretary. William H. Precht; treas.
 urer, O. B. Parker; members of exec. utive committee, the president George Roberts, Sigmund Klobe.
 dang. Robert Wolf, E. B. Stone and Octave Pettijean. After the business
 session all repaired to Hodson's grill where a banquet was held Among the speakers were: William A. Hol. man, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Kendrick H Nichols, Brooklyn, N. Y.; c. s. Chat. field, Chief Samuel C. Snagg, Charles
 Logan, Taunton. Mass; Daniel Con.
 nor, Brooklyn, \. Y.; W. W. Man.
 vile, vice-president-elect. A feature
 of the meeting was the presentation
 to Chief Samuel C. Snagg of the orig. inal wrench used on the first fire ap.
 paratus the city ever owned. George
 Chatfield, first foreman of the Moni.
 tor Hose Co. made the presentation speech, to which Chief Snagg suita.
 ply responded.