Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-04
CITY NEWS.

"Nufangr' trousers fit without a
wrinkle. Epson, Singleton & Cos.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs
John NJ. Burial of Pine street last
evening.
Tomorrow will be Passion Sun
day. Two weeks more and the
young folks will be out in their
! fineries.
The Holy Name society of the I'M
maculate Conception church Will
meet tomorrow at ernoon at 3
o'clock at St Patrick's hall. All
members are requested to be pres
ent
Division 1. A. O. H. will hold its
semi-monthly netting Monday even
ing in \. o. II. hall. Business of
Importance will be up for action and
every member is requested to be
present.
The funeral of the late Harry F.
Dickinson, who died Thursday, was
held this afternoon from the family
residence in Cottage place with serv-
ice in the house and interment in
Riverside cemetery. s<s
A handsome memorial window
will be unveiled tomorrow at the
First Congregational church in
memory of Rev Mark Leavenworth,
who was pastor of that church from
1740 to 1897.
The Ladies of st Patricks parish
will rnpat tDmorr0Jy afternoon nj
o'clock i'll their hall to arrange for
their coming whist which is to be
held on Monday and Tuesday evenings
April 20 and 81.
The Holy Name society union
committee will hold an important
meeting tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock in st Francis Xavier's
Thomas's committee will report on
the next lecture. Election of Off
GERS takes place at this meeting so
every church should be represented,
There was a slight snow squall
last night accompanied by high
wind and tempera ure cold enough
to convince anybody that notwith-
standing all that has been said abou+
an early spring it is not here yet.
From the 30th of March to the
Sd of April Uncle Horace" John
son sad there would be a general
and terrible disturbance. This snow
furry must be it.
A. B. c. Ministries had every mem
Der present at their rehearsal last
night and Messrs Franck and La
Valley were perfectly satisfied with
the way things were put through
There is no doubt but what the A. b.
Cs. are going to make a big hit
amongst their acquaintance. Do not
forget the 23d of April at Leaven-
worth hall. Entertainment starts at
$50 sharp.
The funeral of Nora Begley was
held this morning from her late home
on Stone street with a mass of re-
QUEEN at st Francis Xavier church
by Father Curtin and interment in
st Joseph's cemetery. The bearers
were James Degnan, Eugene Casey
Joseph Bergin. James Calvin. Michael
bowling and Daniel Campion. During
the services Mrs W. J. Bergin rem
,icred ave Maria and Nearer My
God TO Thee"
In the city court to-day Judge
Burpee committed Frey Byers TO Jail
for so days for intoxication. Byers
had the police station his sleeping
place the past week and las night
he turned up too intoxicated TO steer
himself to his plank bed. Mary DAILY
was found asleep on a door step on
East Main street this morning by
Officer Mclean. She was charged
with intoxication and common
drunkard and was commit ed TO
Brookside for 90 days.
All wool blue serge knickerbocker
sui S 1897. Epson. Singleton & Co.'S.
Some of the residents in the out
side districts complain that they
have no police protection and hat
life and limb are not as safe in these
places now as they were before the
act of consolidation. Probably this
is true, but If people on the outside
wish 10 come inside they will be in
a position TO demand police prOtec-
tiOn But this is something that can
not be accomplished without legis-
latiye interference. BY the way.
what about that committee on taxa
ton which the mayor aud the pres
ident of the board OF aldermen were
ms ructed 10 appoint?
The railroad commissioners gave a
hearing in their rooms at the Capitol
yesterday morning on the petition II
the New York. New Haven X Hart
ford railroad company for power 10
condemn land I'm Seymour belonging
10 Miss Katherine Voikman and
needed by the company Tor the elm
inatiOn Of a crossing. She was rep
resented by lawyer T.. l.. AveriII ~
Wallingford and the railroad rom
pany by Lawyer Benjamin I Spurk nf
New Haven. 4 second hearing on
the matter will be given in tine city
hall NJ Waterbury next "wednesday
The funeral Of James Ncehau will
be held from the family residence.
81 Avon avenue. 10 s. s'atrick's
church. at 1880 O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon. At a special t1eeting 81
Court Crosby. No I 90 r. of A.. held
in the rooms Of the Brooklyn Ath-
IetiC club. last night. a committee %
three was appointed 10 act as pail
bearers az the funeral Of James
Neehan. Those appointed are John 1
8evins. Frank MOnnett ana John 4
DHeaTn- 4 vote was BASED de-
Dl0Ting the death Of Nr Ncehan. Who 4
lad been a member Of the court for I
.Our years having been transferred 4
rom the court A. NevtoEn- II was
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