Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-08-03
THE ABSENCE OF THE WEEKLY PAY
CITY NEWS

last night at his home on Hayden street.
 Michael Lawlor of the Aetna Social club is spending vacation at Walnut Beach
 Henry N. Rowland, the insurance agent, has moved his office to the Jones S Morgan Co.'S building on Bank street.
 The Hebrews of Waterbury observed yesterday as day of fast, the occa- sion being the anniversary of the de- struction of Jerusalem by the Romans.
 The final accounting in the etsate of the late A. c. Northrop was filed in the probate court to-day by the ad- mlnistratrix, Mrs Agnes c. Northrop, his widow.
 The delegates to the annual meeting of the State Firemen's association, which opens in Branford tomorrow, will leave here on the Cheshire loop at S:43 in the morning.
 James. the ten-months' old son of Mir and Mrs James Moore of Buck S Hill died yesterday. The funeral took place this afternoon with inter- nent in Calvary cemetery.
 The Italian societies of Waterbury held services yesterday for the late Leo XIII. The exercises included a street parade, followed by a. solemn mass of requiem at the church of Our Lady of Lourdes.
 One of the members of the depart ment of education is quoted as saying that iE the event of all old acme week celebration in Waterbury no trouble will be experienced i'll getting 4,000 pupils of the public schools into line,
 Dr Galley was called yesterday morn ing to attend Miss Sarah Walsh of Frederick street, who fell while alight- ing from trolley car at North Willow street and Hillside avenue, striking against the curb and receiving a bad cut on her forehead.
 A big sale of real estate took place to-day on Cossett street. Thomas Don- ahue has sold his two houses, No 2S and No 30 and Nc 8 and No 34 Cossett street, to Mrs NJ Freed, who bought the same as an investment. MT Dona- hue has plans out to build a 4nree-fam- fly house on Walnut street.
 Real estate js fast changing hands in Mill Plain district and In a short time most of the large tracts of land will have beenicut up into building lots and sold to working people Saturday William Warren bought two lots on the Stilson road and sold a strip con- taining a couple of building lots on the same road to William Atchinson.
 Mrs Elizabeth Winestine has entered suit against Jhhe Ziglatzki Marks Co for possession of the premises they occu- py on South Main street. There Is some trouble between the company, the owner of the building and the pre- viols owner. Mrs Jane TinlSham, about + the lease and the rent of the premises. The matter will be heard in the dis trtct court next winter.
 On exhibition in P F. Galla gher's saloon window on South Main street is a catch of fish that has not been equalled in these parts this season. The lot includes small white shark MT Gallagher claims the honor of catch ing the whole business off Lighthouse Point yesterday. Bluefsh, flat fish, black fish and crabs. and the small shark make up the catch.
 Liveryman Coffin of Water street. Naugatuck, is looking for team which he rented to a couple of young men Saturday and who failed to return the outfit. He does not know the young men, but learned to-day that the team is at Terryville, where it was taken possession of by constable. He ex- poets to go to Terryville this afternoon and inquire into the situation.
 Property owners on Sylvan avenue are planning to appear before the af sa fo4x 1of, &l, wisdom of installing a fire alarm box in that street at point where it can be reached on time to apprise the depart met that its assistance is needed with out indulging in half mile run. The people petitioned for box about five years ago but nothing come of it.
 The funeral of William Lawlor took place yesterday afternoon from his late home on Washington avenue with service at St Patrick's church by Rev Father Sullivan and interment in St Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were Anthony Carroll. John Mccarthy, Thomas F. Kelly, Jeremiah Fitzpat- rick, Joseph Danaher and Daniel Dan- aher The floral tributes included a pillow and sheaf of wheat from the family and a pillow from employees of Holmes, Booth & Haydens.
 The remains of Mary, the infant daughter of MT and Mrs Thomas D. Shanahan of Newton heights, Oak vile, who died yesterday were taken to Torrington this morning for burial in charge of Moriarty & Callahan Among the floral offerings were pill low marked "Children;" star, friends in Torrington; bouquets Earle and Francis Fitzpatrick. Mrs Gregehrm Michael Matthews Mrs Murphea The interment was in the Catholic cemc- tery at Torrington.
 - REPORT IS UNFOUNDED.