Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-22
CITY NEWS.
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performance at the Jacques all pres
 ent were presented with small Irish
 flags by James O'Hearn, who in the
 sketch, "A Romance of Killarney
 is making hit at the play house. | J. Willard Maloney, former man.
 ager of the Public market. has left
 for Leroy, N. Y., where he will as-
 sume the management of the Leroy I theater. During his short stay in
 this city Mir Maloney made host of
 friends. who wish him success in his
 new undertaking.
 Michael Lynch, who early last
 month cut members of his family,
 who reside on Union street, with a
 knife, and who later did the razor
 act on his own throat. was to-day | taken to the Brookside home from
 the Waterbury hospital, where he has
 been since the cutting affair.
 Jack Lorimer, the Scotch comedian
 playing at the Jacques this week, was
 the guest last evening of James C.. l Whiting. It has been some time
 since Mir Whiting saw his native bon
 nie Scotland, but MT Lorimer, who
 but recently came over, told him all
 about the changes that are taking | place there.
 A cat which was acting in very peculiar manner on Taylor street. Tuesday was killed by James Mccoy, sexton of the Sacred Heart church. Since a mad cat caused such stir in that section few months ago the residents are somewhat leery about the "tabbies."
 It is rumored that Rev Joseph An derson, D. D., rector emeritus of the First Congregational church who is on tour through Europe was robbed in Florence, Italy, of $500 and steamship tickets worth $100. Pick pockets are said to have relieved the minister of his money.
 The prosecuting attorney is on the trail of those dog owners who persist in allowing their pets to wander around the streets and the following persons were notified to-day to ap- pear in court tomorrow morning to answer to the charge of allowing their CUTS to roam at large: James Coer, John Kelly, Henry Mack, John Strauswick, Ralph Caesar, and Percy Sansom.
 The funeral of Michael O'Connor was held this morning from the home of his brother, Jeremiah, 356 Mill street, at o'clock, with requiem mass at St Patrick's church at S:3O. The floral offerings included bou- quets from Catherine O'Connor and B. Rafferty. The pallbearers were Thomas Maher. Michael Brady, Thomas Ryan, Dennis Phelan, John Conroy and Thomas Talbot. Inter- ment was in St Joseph's cemetery.
 Commissioner Wells presided at the meeting of the board of finance yesterday afternoon, at which were present besides himself Commission CT McElligott, Comptroller Russell and Clerk Sandland. The meeting was short and the only matter of any consequence discussed was the com munication from the board of chari- ties recommending the increasing of the salary of the superintendent of thC DloohoiuC SOVV lO $1.000 and that of the matron from $100 to $200. The communication was laid on the table. The monthly bills were approved.
 To-day was the day that the He'll mann Brewing company received some fiattering remarks from persons who yesterday partook of a refresh n Q trlaSa nf fhnfr found it was the best that the con- cern has put out fin several years. AL though the sale of the beverage yes- terday was large. today the demand | was much larger because those who | had tasted yesterday were willing to | sup again today and ask their friends to join in glass of liquid | by a competent brewer and | of ali ingredients that go | to make up a first class drink. The wagons of the brewery were decor | ated for the occasion as the placing of the book on the market is q year ly event that is awaited eagerly by all who have tried it in previous years.
 Miss Anna Downis and Benjamip were married wefnas- day evening at s o'clock. The cere- mony was performed ait the home of the groom. Fuller street by Rev Dr Davenport of the Second Concrexa- tional church. The bride was at. tired in white silk trimmed with lace and applique over blue and she acr. ried shower bouquet of white roses. The bridesmaid was Mrs John Buck ngham. who was attire,l in bI,le silk and the best man was John Buck ngham. they being brother and sis er-in-law of the groom Supper wa, served to a large number of relatives md friends of the contracting mar -ies at the groom's home. The con lIe were the recipieIts of largo number of presents incIudinx- cut -IasS and silveruare Tbey Jeff far l short wedding tour and on tI1sir i, eturn they will reside on Fuller itreet-
 How annoying Is 1t to hav. watch that is out of repair frequent. ' and In the care of the watch dor. or one third of the time. Buy