Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1908-04-11
CITY NEWS.


| Murphy's cafe, 1853 Bank street.
Mrs John Barrie, wife of Consta-
| BILE John Barrie, and her daughter
Mary are visiting friends in Dan
bury.
Attorney A. P. Hayes was in Morris
to-day defending a case in which the
| accused was charged with poisoning
| cattle.
| An anniversary mass will be cele.
brated Tuesday morning at O'Clock
at the Immaculate Conception
| church for the late Catherine Sween'
ey.
John Saults has notified City Clerk
Sandland that he will appeal from
the award of benefits and damages
arising from the layout of Irion
street.
Hugh Saults of Baldwin street has
brought suit against the railroad
company for the loss of cow last
August. The bovine was Illuminating
on the railroad company's property
when along came train and made
beef of it. Mr. Sault's wants 500
for his COW.
List of advertised letters: Ell
sic Anderson, Mrs P. Bush, Mrs
Catherine Heaney, Dick Hallas, Aus
tin Knowlton (2), William Lamb. d
E. Meloy, John T. MacKinnon, Chas
Pratt, Mrs Fred B. Saunders, Mrs
Mary Shea baldwin Streer), Thomas
Schlottman, Miss Hazel Tenant,
Francis White
At Rick S dancing academy this
evening the last Saturday night
dance before Easter will be held.
All pupils and friends are invited
to attend. Those desiring tickets
for the Moonlight souvenir dance
which is to be held in Red Mems
hall, Naugatuck. on Easter Monday
night may secure them at the acad-
envy.
Universalist services tomorrow
will be as follows: 1890 a. M.
Subject of the discourse, Modernism
and Palm Sunday" At noon, Bible
school is conducted according to the
historical method, free to all who de-
Oh IhlS NdIuablC llloli uCliOu. ~ MIL
dergarten school is also open to the
public at the same hour. Place of
meeting, G. A. R. hail. Jones' Morgan
building, los Bank street.
At a meeting of the managers or
the Amateur Polo league which will
take place on Tuesday evening of
next week final arrangements will
be made for the coming league dance
which is to take place at Eagles
hall on Friday evening. April "a.
Plans for the event are well under
way. Tickess have been on sale for
several weeks. Lallier's orchestra
has been engaged TO furnish music
for the concert and dancing and only
the minor details are yet TO be ar
ranged
A few of the braves from the fifth
ward met last night and talked poll
Tics. The number in attendance was
small. but every man was gritty and
wanted to be put on the firing line
and kept there. William NJ. Gill
lette, NJ. ]. Parkinson and Joseph
Fl. Reid, men who never showed
their backs to the foe. were chosen
TO act on the republican town COM
mittee. Thomas NJ. Payne and John
Kershaw were elected delegates 10
the state convention. NJ. F. Perkin-
son presided and Thomas Brown
acted as clerk.
All sizes i'm S3.97. blue serge knick-
erbocker suits at Epson. Singleton X
Cos.
The Mary Parrish branch of the
International Sunshine society met
last night at the residence of Mrs
James 'Bassett, 221 Woodlawn ter
race. Mrs Frank Parsons was
elected president to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Mrs
Helen Garlick Mrs Fred Rowland
was elected chairman of the flower
committee to succeed Mrs +. W. Bar
tholomew. resigned. During the
first week of May. the Sunshine So
ciety will hold a May social at the
home of Mrs o. A. Ziglatski of 1871
Buckingham street. Mrs J. d. Smith
was elected chairman of the refresh
ment committee and Mrs Ziglatski
is chairman of the entertainment
committee.
All the members OF ST ThOmas's
Holy Name society. are requested 10
attend holy communion in a body at
O'Clock mass tomorrow morning.
the members are expected 10 meet
in the basement of the church at
Gas a. m. In the evening there
will be solemn vespers at 1:ss. al
which the Holy Name societies OF
the city are expected 10 he present.
as well as the ST Michael's Holy
Name society of WatervilIe The
sermon will be preached by Fran
ciscan father. after which there will
he reception of members. followed
by solemn benediction. All the
members of ST Thomas's and the
visiting Holy Name societies. are eX-
pected to meet in the basement Of
the church. not later than 7:l5. 50
that they may take the places as
signed to them.
Michael z. Mcmahon died at his
home. IL North Riverside street. YES
ierday afternoon at O'Clock after
an illness of some months. Mr. Nc
NIahOn came to this city from Noun
trath. Queens county, Ireland. about
fifty years ago. With the exception
NJ brief periods in DanbuTy and Co
hoes. Y. Y. he had made sis home
in this city and Union City ever
since During his residence in
Mon City Mr. McMahOn vas en-
plOved by Homer TwitcheII & son
for tweuty-four years. iseing in
rhsrze of the automatic pin ma
chimes. About ten years sEo he re-
sumed his residence in Waterbury