Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-24
CITY NEWS.

"uagrS at Seton Hall college Is home | for the holidays.
 John T. Massey. formerly q we'll known resident of this city and now of Worcester, Mass, is spending the holidays in town.
 Miss Mamie McGrath of 779 East Main street. is spending the Christmas holidays with, her sister. Mrs Paul NJ, Gallagher of New York.
 The funeral of the late Robert r.
 Nitte was largely attended yesterday afternoon from his late home on Fifth
 street. The interment was i'll River
 side cemetery.
 At q meeting of the Holy Name so-
 ciety of the Sacred Heart church yes
 tcrday it was voted to change the
 meeting day from the fourth to the
 third Sunday in each month.
 Theophile Ivon. , years, son of Theo-
 phile lyon of 40 Union street. died this
 morning at ? o'clock. The interment
 will be ill Calvary cemetery. Funeral iWll be held tomorrow afternoon at ;
 o'clock
 Etene Hamel. -. died Saturday at his sons home. 100 Union street. The funeral was held this morning With services at St Ann'S church. Inter- ment in Calvary cemetery. MT IIamel | leaves three sons and two daughters. This afternoon Alexander Bouffard.
 of Charles street. left his horse stand | ing on Bank street, near Jones, Mor-
 gan x Cos, and went into one of the
 stores When he returned the team
 was missing and had not been found | up to press hour.
 On account of tomorrow being | Christmas. the quarterly meeting of | II l..
 nual election of officers. which was
 scheduled for tomorrow night, has
 been postponed until Friday night at
 $ o'clock in G. A. R. hall.
 Thomas Donahue, the we'll known
 ball player, who is now q student at
 Nillanova college, is spending the l Christmas holidays in this city. Tom is one of the most popular boys in the
 college on account of his ability as q
 baseball and football player.
 Lewis Madden, who is filling the position very acceptably as pianist for the Bennett-Moulton theatrical com , pany, left this morning for Brockton, ! where that company has engagements this week. Mir Madden spent the past t WcCl. at lis home on Meadow street ! At 3 o'clock this afternoon the ther } mometer registered o9 degrees. Nc
 NOuutE HIGH anu NOlllt II " no W ere Csii f ryfng heavy loads of Christmas pres i ents for the little ones stopped now 2 and then to mop precipitation off thei l. faces. 1t is q glorious Christmas eve l Special forecast for Connecticut l Fair to night and Tuesday excep t probably snow over extreme north DOT v tion: colder tonight except in Maine 0 colder Tuesday: fresh southwestern. $ winds. For eastern New York: FaiI @ colder tonight and Tuesday; winds be O coming fresh westerly.
 t Mrs Bridget McAIahon, aged G Q years, died yesterday morning at he g home, 1.25O East Main street. Sh Il leaves three children. John. Charle 1T and Rose. The funeral will take plac d tomorrow afternoon at 2:3U O'clocl c with service at the Sacred Hear
 church and interment in St ,IoSeph's D. A bill for $4l3 from Sarah E. Hotcl l. kiss against the estate of the lat
 Ezekiel Scoville occupied the attentio 1t of Attorney Carmody and Attorne s. Seery. as commissioners. in the distric ,a | court today. Mrs HOtchliiSS was .b sister of Mrs ScOvill and claims | 10 have nursed her for q long time priO e, to Mr Scovill's de@th.
 m There was q hearing to-day in Ne1 Id Haven on the voluntary petition i 90 bankruptcy of John Hallinan who kel
 a tea store on tEe corner of Cherl' -s street. Benjamin k. Kelsey was al ,a pointed trustee and Attorneys Charle . Meggs and J. r. Holohan with NJ. l
 Leonard of the firm of D. F.. Carro " X Co., appra iSerS. The creditors wer tt, represented by Attorneys Peasley an T: j. T. O'Neill and Attorney Marsh rel II. resented HalEnan.
 # Governor Iouusbury has issued O il, ders through the adjutant- general "a office. appOinting the following as DO M surgeons to determine exemption ,,+ from military duty by the standard Ut disability prescribed by the surget general in New Haven county, Josel III H. Townsend. New Haven; Frederic Ut Ut G. Graves. Waterbury: x. Nickerso us Meriden; George l.. Beardsley, Derb " Louis E. Cooper. Ansonia: F. B. He IT. dy. Milford: J. D. McGaughey, Wallin nG ford: A. J. JTenney. Branford: Frank il- B. Futile. Naugatuck; II. Walter NJ, re less. Guilford - .--
 Ill, The English Wooden Mills clothil at store. situated at 98 South Main stret af- was sold out rather suddenly Satr ut day afternoon. The proprietor. Lot lot Alderman, had no intention of sellii or until two or three men from I'hilad IS phia entered his store and offered lS- buy him out. 4 bargain was stru he ill few minutes and bill of sale w lis drawn up by Attorney Lawlor. ld- was then agreed that the removal jet the goods should not take place un q late that night but the moment t we strangers got posiession of the bill ng sale they did not: wait long to beg Till removing the goods. The whole bu lis. ness was done in. thirty minutes.