Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-28


 Jamea Gleason, aged 7a years, died ct his residence on Pine street yesterday morning. The funeral will take place at S:30 tomorrow morning.
 John Farrell of Naugatuck has succeed ed Dennis Sullivan in the undertaking department of the Waterbury Furniture company.
 | The postponed meeting of the members of the church of the 1m- maculate Conception for the purpose of or ganizing St Vincent de Paul society will be held tonight. There was another break in the water pipe on State street Saturday night. The men worked all day yesterday and to-day making the necessary repairs, and this afternoon everything was moving as usual Lieutenant Bannon and Turnkey Ken naugh are both down with the grip. Off, cer Tehan goes on duty tonight for the trst time in four days. and Officer Smith is in New Haven attending the funeral of a relative.
 The members of the Rose Hill Social club and their lady friends to the number of sixty enjoyed a sleigh ride to Bethany Saturday night. Supper was served at the hotel and for a few hours the place was filled with music. mirth and song.
 Constable O'Brien to-day served papers of attachment on O. L Hicks for s35. The amount is claimed for damages to pipes of the $. N. E. Telephone Go by | an excavation made by workmen of Hioks |. The papers were drawn up by Judge Root.
 Mas Michael Hayden. an account of whose insanity was told in the DEMOCRAT a few days ago. was removed from the hos pital to her home on Railroad Hill street | to-day by her husband. She had become so violent that the hospital authorities would not allow her to remain. Al A meeting of the board of selectmsn to-day Frank, J. Rametti was appointed constable to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of P. H. Danaher. E. R. Perkins was appointed a special constable for the upper end of North Main street and vicinity. on solicitation of residents up there.
 A writ for $50 was to have been served on A Esinhart. proprietor of the Earl house. and wife, to-day by Constable O'Brien for Doerr :s& Hellmaun and Mrs Martin iHellmann, but it was found that application had been made by Olena X Craig in the probate court to throw Esin- hart into insolvency. The hearing will be held in the probate court on January Sl.
 The arguments ia the claims against the estate of Mary Heffrin were concluded be- fore Commissioners F. P Brett and fl. R. Durant to-day. This afternoon the com missioners considered the two disputed claims of Edward Heffrin. the admins trator. of $1, 1,120.73. md James Heffrin. $241.45. They allowed Edward Heffrin $36 and disallowed the whole of James Heffrin's claim.
 | Dwight Montague. aged 55 years. died the almshouse at 6 o'clock this morning. The remains were removed to Undertakes Berpin's morgue where they will be kept until word shall be received from friends Tn Massachusetts. The deceased was at one time in the employ of Booth. the plumber. and was a brother of Mir Monta- que of Montague & Co, who conducted a store in Browns block some time ago.
 In the case Of Russell Fox vs C.. Art Ward judgment Sas to-day rendered for the plainuft to recover Sl.7 7S0 damages. On October 20, 1891 H s. Scovill owed a note of $1 600 to Fox. He secured the note by mortgage of certain piece of property He afterward gave a deed of quit claim on the same property to 0. Ar' Ward. The writ was tS recover on the | note.