Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-06

A son was born this morning to
Bronson street.
Thomas w. Walsh, court stenogra-
pher, is Ill with malarlal fever at his
home on Linden street.
There was a small brush fire at
Hamilton park yesterday. The man
in charge was onto his job and had
the chemical engine out there on
time to prevent serious damage.
An orchestra will furnish music
| for dancing at the advanced class
and social session on Tuesday even
ings at Kicks academy, 4S East
Main street. Regular dancing in
Guiding the popular four step.
William Sports was arrested this
morning by Officer Bergin on
charge of vagrancy. Sports was
pan handling" around the ave-
nues and stopped at several houses
on Buckingham street to ask for
food.
Robert Bowers who has been at the
Waterbury hospital the past ten days
| because of injuries received by being
! struck by trolley car near Summit
is rapidly improving. Bowerss skull
was fractured and it was feared tt.at
he would not recover.
At the Immaculate Conception
church yesterday donations to st
! Marys hospital were announced as
follows, Furnishing for room,
Mrs Ludwig Twitchler; set of vest
ments, Mrs Patrick Farrell furnish
ing for room, DR. Jacob Gancher.
The regular meeting of Division
1, A. o. H., will be held this even
ing at Hibernian hall. Business of
Importance which will interest all
former members as well as present
members is to be transacted and an
invitation to attend is extended to
all.
An attachment for 500 was
served today upon Louis Horinbein,
proprietor of the New York Mat
tress Manufacturing company, $50
East Main street by H. E. Katz of
! Bridgeport. The attachment
is to cover a claim for $500. County
| Sheriff John F. O'Brien placed
keeper on the premises in default OF
a bond.
In the Boston Globe of yesterday
was a picture of Second Lieutenant
Edward Seery Hayes of this city and
the other thirteen young men who
were graduated this year from West
Point. Lieutenant Hayes is at pres
ent entertaining Second Lieutenant
Arthur j. Harlon, another Connect
cut boy, who finished his course at
West Point in February.
The union committees of the Holy
Name societies of the Immaculate
Conception church, st Patrick's, Sa-
cred Heart, st Joseph's, st Thomas's'
st Francis Xavier's and st Mich
ael's, met yesterday afternoon and
elected officers as follows: Presi-
dent, P. ]. Mcdonald vice-presi-
dent, John F. Whelan; secretary,
Peter SKehan treasurer. ]. H. Cum
ningham; marshal, John H. Moran;
assistant marshal, jeremiah Shu-
grue. 1t was voted to attend lee
ture at st Thomas's church next
Sunday night in a body.
When Frank Kinney, 40 years
old, failed to appear about his
boarding house at Hartford yester-
day afternoon, an investigation was
started which led to the discovery
of his body. He had complained
of feeling i'll the night before, but
did not think it was serious and no
one called him in the morning,
thinking that he was resting. At
PAS he had not stirred and his room
was entered. Medical Examiner H.
s. Fuller decided that death was due
to heart failure. The police located
brother, James Kinney. ON Rub
Der avenue in Naugatuck, and by
his orders the body was turned over
to Scott & Smith. The body will be
taken to Naugatuck to-day for
burial.