Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-06
CITY NEWS.

A boy was born yesterday to MT
 and Mrs Dennis Horgan of 13 Camp
 street
 The Holy Name society of the I'm
 maculate Conception church will meet
 tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock
 in St Patrick's hall. Court Fruitful Vine, 4. o. F. will
 meet at o'clock tomorrow at their
 hall preparatory to attending the fu-
 neral of Charles G. Belfit.
 The funeral of Charles G. Belfit will
 take place from his late home on Arch
 street with service at Trinity church
 at 230 o'clock tomorrow afternoon,
 and interment in Riverside cemetery. But didn't the wind roar and rave and tear last night. It was just the
 kind of weather that brings joy to the dow blinds and fixes signs and avn ings At meeting of the official board of the South Methodist church in Si- | monsyille last night. E. l.. Bradley was chosen treasurer to succeed Sherwood Allen, who has removed to 
 Bethlehem. The Willette X Miner Reality con- pany of Waterbury has filed a certif1- cate of Incorporation with a capital of S5O.OO0. Harry Willetts. Charles l.. Miller and Walter E. Morgan are in corporators.
 Sheridan council, K. of C. will hold an important meeting tomorrow at 4 o'clock. The business to come forward. will include the election of delegates to the convention to be held at Middletown in May.
 Sam Barlow, the minstrel per former, who at one time was seen at the Jacques in a sketch. has re- turned to his home in Watertown. after completing successful season with the Lorne Elwyn company.
 Michael Foley of Baldwin street has purchased of George F.. Shea. the two-family house at the corner of Post and Simon street, just at the end of the trolley line on Baldwin street. MT Foley will occupy one of the ten ements t-E+ &.f --s.
 There will be meeting of the Mis- sion club of the New Haven arch.dea- conry at St Johns church tomorrow. The opening exercises will begin at 10:30 o'clock. At noon the delegates will have lunch at the parish house. The afternoon session will open at 2:15 o'clock.
 It is rumored that another supernu- merary will soon be brought before the board of safety He was seen one night recently calling up the police sta ton and endeavored to say hello through the receiver. A taxpayer who happened to be nearby laughed so heartily that the super" was going to arrest him.
 Commencing tomorrow the Q o'clock mass in the chapel at St Fran cis Xavier's church will be for chill dren only. The 9 o'clock mass for grown people will be at the usual hour in the upstairs part of the build ing. This with the other two masses for adults and the children's service will make four masses every Sunday.
 There will be mass meeting of He brews in the City hall tomorrow ev- ening at : o'clock for the purpose of protesting against the outrages that are being inflicted on the Hebrew race in Roumania. Speeches in English and Yiddish will be delivered and among those present will be Mayor William E. Thoms and Judge George Fl. Cowell of the district court.
 Two law suits of considerable inn portance to the brass manufacturing interests in the Naugatuck valley have been settled by compromise A hearing in both cases was held in Hartford yesterday before Richard Carroll, commissioner of the United States district court. In both cases the Coe Brass company of Torrington was plaintiff and the defendants were the Chase Rolling Mills company of Waterbury and James NJ. Moshier of Bristol. The issue involved was the use of certain patents by the defend- ants in the manufacture of brass. Af- ter the hearing the attorneys in the cases reached an amicable agreement and the suits were withdrawn from court.
 A party was held Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Margaret O'Con- nor. 1J3 East Main street. Among those present were Anna Brennan. AL bert Shea. James Brennan. May kil- burn. Loretta Farrell. Stella Miller. Josephine LaPean. Josephine Hardy. Max Shaw. Ray Weisner. Anna Kelly. May Barrett. Edna and Frank Ryan. John Larkin and Fred I.add. Sup s..sv A1 aN so~a -..Ha supper songs and piano selections were rendered. Songs were sung by Albert Shea "Arrah Wanna" James Brennan. "Mariuccia." Let Me Play" ny Fred Ladd. Let It Alone" Mar garet O'Connor. May KiIburn and Josephine LaPean rendered piano se- lections.
 The board of safety met yesterday afternoon for the purV-oSa of bearing the charges against Supernumerary Policeman Luke Bowling. Mayor ThOms and Commissioner Marzgraf were absent and Commissioner Minor presided After the meeting was opened Attorney T. r. CaTmody pre- sented the resignation of his client Bowling and stated that Bowling considered he had enough publicity and even were he vindicatesl bv the beard and remained on the police force he felt thst he would te hsmp- cred in tho performance of his duty. sO he wished to resign The reSigna- ;io1 vss sccepted on motion of Com missioner 1srif7n and that settled t. The huzrd adjourned immediately.
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