Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-20
CITY NEWS.

and see what you save. There will be short calendar in the 1 superior court room Friday morning for the assignment of civil business for next week. The LeavenWorth street engine house is undergoing repairs and the horses and wagon stand ready for business on Harrison avenue.
 An anniversary mass of requiem will be celebrated at the Immaculate Conception church tomorrow morn ing at o'clock for the late Michael Miller of Fuller street.
 The funeral of Bennett Stiles will take place tomorrow afternoon at o'clock from his late home on Baldwin hill. The Rev R. A. Nichols. former ly of this city, and now of Vermont, will officiate.
 The Misses Sarah Ap"ar, Sadie Me Coy. Nellie Scully. Clara Morency. Thais Chaput and Margaret Coon of l. Chase's are iii New York for two weeks. looking over the new spring styles in millinery.
 Miss Annie Buckley of West Grove street, for some years q trusted em- plcye of Reid & Hughes. left this morning to enter the training school for nurses attached to St Joseph'S nOSp1tal, 1aIerSOn, \. J.
 \ delightful evening has been plan ned for the members of the Friendly league on Thursday. An entertainment consisting of Olympian games and Swedish dances will be given by the gymnasium classes under the direction of Mrs Tumerelle.
 Miss Allen of Springfield is the guest Of Miss Adella Smith of this city. To- gether with Miss Turnbul1 of Prospect street. they engaged ill q very close and interesting bowling contest at the \. NJ. C. X. bowling alley this morn ing.
 List of letters remaining unclaimed in the pOstoiiice: Mrs Thomas Byron. Miss Nellie Bouchene, Edward Boyle Eugene Bentley, Mrs A. NJ. Camp, C. S. Durham Mrs Jennie French. Miss Nellie Flynn. Frank W. 1<lopp, James Wilson.
 Lientenant-Colonel Gcddes, Captain Carter. Lieutenant kilmartin. Lieuten ant Carter and Orderly Goss attended the reception rendered to Colonel Sucher in New Haven last nighr. The affair took place in the armory and was witnessed by about q thousand people.
  Hartford and E. 0. Greenwood. in the police court to-day, was continued to to-morrow morning, for lack of evi- dencc. The owner of the alleged stolen goods. two copper plates, has not been found.
 Joseph Carroll, of Franklin street, a pupil at St Mary'S larochal school. met With serious accident yesterday afternoon. He was chasing one of his SchOOlinatcS and Collfued with he wire fence at Union square. breaking one of his arms near the elbow. He was taken to Dr O'Connor'S office where 1he injury was attended to. \ couple of fellows got into a dis | pute the other night over the burial 1 place of Stephen T. Meany one con- 1 tending that his bones rest in 1 Glasnavin. The other did not know the name of the place, but was willing | to wager that it was not GliSnevin. 1 Stephen J. NIeany is buried in 1 Dromclilfe churchward, about a couple i of miles outside the town of Ennis, | County Clare.
 John Vincent. aged 47 years. died this morning at the Waterbury hospi- tal. The deceased had worked on 1 Browns farms for the past ten or | fifteen years and was well known in l | born in Milford. Del. and always said that no matter where he might die he ! wanted to be buried beside his father and mother in the family plot at Mill | ford. In obedience to this wish the | body will be prepared for burial and shipped south by J. NJ. BurraI & Co.
 A party Of friends called at the | residence of Mir and Mrs J. F. Holt. | 1G East Clay street, last night and l spent q few hours playing whist and in the rendition of a musical and liter a1y program. J. s. Conley, student at the New York Institute of Science was one of the guests and amused the party by reading their past and future lives from the lines in the palms of their hands, and he did il so cleverly that many wanted to know Ii lie intended to make q profession of the business.
 A surprise party was given in honol of Patrick Heery at his home on Bish
 op street Monday evening. After
 many games had been participated in
 Patrick Tehan, William Irvine, Ed
 ward Delaney and the Misses Mar
 garet Brennan and Margaret Delaney
 were heard in pleasing vocal solos
 while piano selections by Roger Daw
 son added to the evenings pleasure. :.
 song and dance sketch by Bernard
 Burns was superfine, as were recita
 ton by Miss Lulu Kilroc.
 There is going to be trouble over tn
 children of Harry A. West and hi
 wife, Anne. It will be recalled thes parties were in the city court yester
 day morning, the wife having lsr bus band there for assaulting her. Tn case was continued. the couple appear : ing to be respectable and it bein thought by the court that they woul
 make up. West professed musl con
 cern for the custody of the two chi
 dren, aged and 3 years, and the cour
 said that while he was not passing hi
 official or legal opinion on the matter he thought the younger ought to re
 main with the mother. On leavin court West caressed both children
 Now he has brought habeas corpu
 proceedings through Attorney Root fo
 the possession of one of them, an
 Judge Thayer decided to hear the maj
 ter to-morrow morning. The West live in Waterville.
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