Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-01
CITY NEWS.

had. Upson, Singleton & Go. A son was born yesterday to At
 torney and Mrs James A. Peasle!
 of North Willow street.
 There will be an anniversary higi
 mass at St Patrick's church Frida.
 morning at o'clock for the latt
 Thomas H. Hughes.
 Mrs Matilda Jones died last night at the residence of her son, William Jones, 29S North Willow street. The funeral will be held Friday after noon.
 Pierpont Bros have notified the city clerk that they will appeal from the award of benefits and damages arising from the layout of Meadow street.
 Tomorrow evening the Independ- ent Order of St Luke will hold a shirt waist social and dance at Rick S hall. Lawlor's orchestra will fur nish music.
 The disability claim of Emanuel Monzello for injuries recently sus- tained was promptly paid this morn ing by P. J. Morgan, local agent for l the Continental Casualty Go of Chl- cago.
 | The board of public safety will hold meeting this afternoon at o'clock. One of the important mat l ters scheduled for hearing is the | purchase of an automobile fire ap- | paratus.
 ] Ruth, the 16 months old daughter of MT and Mrs Robert Dougherty of 25S Baldwin street, died this morn ing. The funeral will take place to- l morrow afternoon at ? o'clock with interment in Calvary cemetery.
 Attorney John O'Neill, in the in- terest of his client, former Police man Miles McNiff, has taken the case of the latter against a former safety board of the city to the su- preme court. It will be heard at the October term.
 A dog got A. Katz of Maple street into trouble with the law because it was not registered and it cost Katz s7 to-day. Another dog got Harry Close of Wilson street into trouble for the same reason. He also paid s7. This was the only business in the city court to-day.
 At a meeting of the Second Ward Improvement society last night a committee consisting of E. T. Terry, B. K. Kelsey and J. J. Geraghty was appointed to interview the city fath- CTS relative to water main extension nthn- ;x street. A petition signed by 11S per sons asking for free delivery service was read and ordered forwarded to Washington. The meeting was held at the residence of Martin Mcdonald and was we'll attended.
 Great for vacation, Khaki trous- CTS $1, coats g. Upson, Singleton & Co.
 One of the prettiest weddings that has been solemnized at St Fran cis Xavier's church in some time was that of yesterday when John Howard and Miss Jennie Leeney. daughter of MT and Mrs James Leeney of 121 Ridge street, were united in marriage at 6:30 o'clock. Miss Georgianna Leeney, sister of the bride, and George Pierce, nephew of the groom, were the attending couple. The bride was gowned in white French lawn and wore a pic ture hat. The bridesmaid had a similar costume. Mir and Mrs How ard left for a trip to New York and on their return will reside on Laurel street.
 The department of charities met last night and appointed Dr J. E. Brennan and Dr T. E. Parker city physicians during the pleasure of the board. Dr MeLinden and Dr Farrell were chosen to examine in- sane patients that came under the Jurisdiction of the board. It was voted to recommend to the aldermen that Superintendent Brennan of the Brookside home be appointed a spe- cial constable without pay from the city. The meeting decided to put suitable fire escape at the Brook 1 side home. The device has been thoroughly investigated and in the opinion of the board the one select l ed is the best in the market for use here.