Waterbury Democrat., 1902-06-03
CITY NEWS.


 A son has been born to MT and Mrs Timothy F. Conway of 132 Central avenue.
 Attorney Cullinan of Bridgeport has applied for administration upon the es- tate of the late Patrick O'Hara of this city.
 The members of the Nassau club en- tertained a number of their friends at their rooms on Wolcott street last night.
 The board of public works will meet at 4 o'clock this afternoon and the board of public safety will come to- gether at 7:30 this evening.
 The Turnbull nine played a picked nine from the Grand Union Tea Co yesterday afternoon, resulting i'll favor of Turnbulls team; score, 14 to 5.
 Special forecast for Connecticut; Showers and cooler tonight and prop ably Wednesday,; fresh northwest to west winds becoming variable.
 Charles. the months old child o1 MT and Mrs Michael Neck of Summl1 street. 4led last night. The funera took place this afternoon, with inter ment in Riverside cemetery. An examination for admission to the Training school will be held next week Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs day. The examination will be held in the High school assembly hall at a. m and 1 80 p. m.
 Judgment in the suit of the Coe, Ray Creelman Go aga1nst Harry Brenner e' al was filed today by Judge Peasley It gives the plaintiffs the right to re tcover all that they asked for, SS5 fol goods delivered, with costs.
 Conlon Bros in their big ad on page three to-day announce some of the best bargains ever offered by this big store. If you are looking for genuine bargains and the best goods call into this big department store tomorrow or tomorrow evening.
 The marriage of Charles Drescher of Pittsfield. Mass, formerly of this city, and Miss Mary Darby of Washington avenue will take place on "Wednesday afternoon, June Il, at the home or the brides sister, Mrs Edward J. sand land, , Ridgewood street.
 Mrs Susy Wallis, age 43, wife of J. W. Wallis, died yesterday afternoon at her home, 222 South Leonard street, after an illness of four months. She leaves beside her husband, two daugh- ters and three sons. Funeral Thurs afternoon at 2:30, interment i'll River side. Funeral at Third church.
 Attorney H. c. Stoddard of New Ha- ven. representing the widow of the late Henry B. Plant, millionaire, hled ms pleadings in the superior court here to- day. in the suit of Charles and Horace Hoadley against the estata of MT Plant for S17,OOO.OOO. The pleadings are to the effect that the courts of this state have no jurisdiction over the estate Ill question.
 Joseph R. Watson of Lowell, who makes business of passing worthless checks is under arrest in BrOckton. He operated in Waterbury several weeks ago, and worked off few of his checks here, which were made on the NIiddlesex Safe Deposit Go. He is also wanted in several other Massa- chusetts towns. He was held for trial at Brocton under a bond of $500.
 Mrs Mary Stanton Fiske, aged 37 years, wife of Dr l. F. Fiske, died yes terday afternoon at her home, 21e North Main street. The deceased was twice married. She leaves besides he1 husband one son, a boy years old and her father, Thomas Stanton o1 New Britain, and several brothers and sisters The funeral will take place tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock The interment will be in Southington. 1 The district court, criminal side | opened to-day for the June term, ant immediately adjournad to tomorrow morning. Of the thirty or so eases only a few will be tried. They art Michael Lane, for breach of the peace Patrick Keough, theft; Sherman w Chipman, breach of the peace, and 10 hanna Doolin, practicing midwifer! without a license. The rest have beer continued to the next term and the re mainer have been disposed of by set clement
 The engagement is announced O Michael J. Ryan and Miss Katherine Guilfoile. Mir Ryan is Waterbury popular and efficient city clerk, wh, numbers his friends and well wisher by the thousands. Miss Guilfoile i the daughter of our well known towns man, Michael Guilfoile, and a sister o Attorney rrank P. Guilfoile. Mis- Guilfoile is a graduate of Notre Dam and one of the most popular young la dies in the city. The ceremony vii take place at the church of the I'm maculate Conception on Wednesday June 9.
 The supreme court convened in Ney Haven to-day. Local cases up for dis position are Margaret Brophy vs Mat thew Mclaughlin, summary proces matter; Walter K. Hinckley vs Water bury Lumber and Coal Go, an appea from the district court III a suit fo goods delivered; Helen F. Camp vs tn Charles Thatcher Go. a suit for the re covery of heating apparatus, an Amelia M. Platt ct al vs J. G. Cutler a summary process case, for possession of the premises occupied by the de fendant in the Platt building on Eas Main street.
 A letter received from George L Connor, general traffic manager fo the consolidated railroad, stating tha he has referred to General Passenge Agent c. H. Platt the matter of run ming an express train from Waterbur, to New York via Hawleyville, ever. morning. The letter, was received b, Attorney Church, secretary of tn business mems association. MT Con