Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-13
CITY NEWS.

aged 75 years, who died Saturday at her home in Forestvill~ will take place tomorrow with interment in Riverside cemetery, this city.
 Miss Mary Mccarthy died last night at the residence of John McCarthy, 3S3 River street. The deceased was a mem Der of the Sodality of the Children of Mary and Altar societies of St Francis Xaviers parish and was universally esteemed by all who had an acquaint- ance with her. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning at 8:30 o'clock with a mass of requiem at St Francis Xavier's parish and interment in St Jo- seph's cemetery.
 A certificate of incorporation of the Master Builders association was filed in the town clerks office to-day. The incorporators are John W. Gaffney, J. K. Smith, William F. Chatfield and Henry s. Peck. The objects are to maintain a high standard of worth and excellence, which standard shall be a prerequisite of membership in the association, and to secure and promote the best interests Of it's members by providing means and authority where by it's members may demand and se- cure honorable dealings among them selves and those with whom they deal, to the end that membership in the cor poration shall be an assurance to the public of skill and honor. The associa- ton has no capital stock.
 The funeral of Mrs Caroline Mast took place yesterday afternoon from services at the house and at Hall Me soI nR r, of the Third Congregational church. The bearers were Jacob SteinmetZ, Jacob Single. representing Uhland lodge No 19o, Red Men; Albert Class and Emil Hassler from Fortschitt lodge, No 30, O. D. H. s.; Emil Stein man and William Heyer from Hum boldt lodge, N. B. O. P. The floral of ferigns included a pillow marked "Grandma'' from William Loef1er and family; pillow lettered 'sMother" from the children of the deceased; bouquet of 54 carnations, her son, Charles Mast; basket of roses, MT King and family; star, Humboldt lodge, N. E. O. P.; sheaf of wheat, the Misses Ebel. Erk and Smith; bouquets, Mrs Setback. MT and Mrs Loef1er, Mrs Northey, Au- gust W1tzmanns, the Mandolin club, Mrs Sattler and Mrs Myers. The inter ment was in Riverside cemetery.
 In the probabs court to-day before Judge Lowe there was hearing on d motion for distribution of the estate of the late Sherman Chfpman, who re- QueSbed tn his will Hhat 1nis property be divided into three equal parts af- ter the death of his widow, Mary Anne ShernYanA The degabees were Nancy, Joseph and Daniel L. Chapman. All these have died. Daniel l.. Ohipqnan left N1is portion to his widow; Joseph left his to his son, Edmond M Ohip- unan, and Nancy Teft part of hers to Susan Bowman John A. Whiting and Dwight Whiting of New Haven, and Jane Chfpman of Cheshire Dwigrt has assigned his share do Attorney John O'Neil1 and Daniel some time be- | fore his deabh bought Nancy's fntar- ests in tfhe property sftuated at the corner of Brook and East Main streets. It is this property which is invo' vqd besides about $5,134 of personal es- date. The determination in the mat l ter will be given in a few days.
 l The funeral of James Wines took l place yesterday from the family resi- dence on Bucks HIM with service at 1 St Thomas church by the Rev Father
 Kennedy and intenment in new St Jo- 1 seph's cemetery. The bearers were Henry Byrnes, Terrence Downey, Pat rick Kelly, James Ellstice, James De-
 laney and James German, the four first mentioned from the Senior Tenn perance society and the other two | from ffe Holy Mama ssosoiotv of S] 1 Thomas parish. The united Holy
 Name societies of the city attended the funeral in body with John H
 Moran as marshal President James
 Delaney read the litany at the grave
 a11 the members joining in the re
 sponses. The floral tributes included l tf1e following: A pillow inscribed
 ''Husfand". from wife: pillow in.
 scribef Father" from daup.hter
 wreath inscribed "Grandpa.'' from
 grandson. Arnold Miller: sickle in.
 scribed sfBrotf1er from Sisters" from
 Mrs Hayes and Mrs Witness: pillow 0t
 Easter lilies from Matthew Conrov 1 large wreath of Dfn11 roses from
 friends employed at T. Chasse's milIi-
 merry store; large bouquet of white roses and pa1ms from Mrs Tsra z, 1 Holmes and Mrs c. l.. Holmes: large l bouquet of roses and ferns. MT and
 Mrs TeafIore Chase: crescent. Mrs Gar
 oFine Miller and family; wreath, Miss
 es Nellie and .Tosie Leeney; bouquet 1 of sweet peas, Laura Quick: sheaf oi
 wheat MT and Mrs William Quick I bunch of lilies. Miss Annie Moran bunch of sweet peas, While Quicb