Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-23
CITY NEWS

ol A 1N M " AD
 l ---------x On Christmas eve E. J. Finn, the shoe dealer, will give his customers very handsome calendar.
 Gaffney & Cronan have commenced I laying the stone work for the founda- ton walls of the proposed new auto mobile house on the old Scovin house site.
 The funeral of William Hamilton will take place tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from the family residence on East Liberty street, with service by 1 the Rev MT Lewis and interment in Riverside cemetery.
 The Christmas additions to the l Brookside home library include a set Of J. Fenimore Cooper's works from Dr Maloney. which MT Moran feels will be greatly appreciated by the liter. l ary circle at the institution.
 List Of letters remaining unclaimed l in the postoffice: Miss Minnie Brown, Miss Mary H. Beers, c. Forrest, Miss Sadie Gilligan, Fred Gorman Joseph Holcomb. Gustav Jankovsky, Thornton Keene. Mrs ,E. H. Nichols, Ralph Her bert Victory, Miss Margaret White. 1 The will of the late Frank1yn Todd has been filed for probate. The instru- ment was drawn up by John A. Ed mQndson and gives all of testabor' s personal property to his adopted son, Frederick H. Todd. The rest goes to his daughter, Georgie Parker. Officers elected Tuesday evening in 1 Court R. F. Phelan, F. of A.: Chief ranger. William Fitzpatrick; S. c. R., Thomas Kinney: K. s., Michael Moore; T., Michael Russell; R. S., Thomas Sul- 1 1ivan; s. w., D. Leary; J. w, M. Mori- arty; s. B., Thomas Dillon: J. B., Nor gan Bowling; physician, Dr James Nc Linden; druggist. William Fallon; lee turer, P. H. McKiernan.
 .AIrs Bridget Quinn, wife of David T.. l Quinn, died this morning at the fam fly residence, 59 Bishop street. Be- sides her husband she leaves three ! children, Patrick. Teresa and Lauretta; l five sisters Mrs Thomas Murphy, Mrs Luke Stapleton, Mrs Michael Donnelly, Mrs John Millerick and the Misses Jennie and Teresa McGreevy, all Of this city; also her mother and two brothers in Ireland.
 The following are the new officers of Mulcahy council, K. of C., elected last | Gs I c. K, George F. O'Neill: financial sec retary, Henry A. Hayden; recorder, ID. 1 J. Mulville; treasurer. J. H. Dever- eaux; warden, E. A. Bergin; chancel- Tor, D. J. Law1or; advocate, T. F. Ba- han; outside guard, W. J. Laff1n; Inside guard, T. F. Coughlan: lecturer, Peter Lynch; trustee for three years, T. F. Casey.
 An interesting pool match was l played on Monday night night be- tween teams managed by William Mo her and Dave sheehy. Moher's team won by the score of 173-161. A large crowd witnessed the game which proved most exciting, owing to the J close scores. A large amount of money changed hands, the supporters of Sheehy's team having wagered all l kinds of the Hong green" so great was their confidence. The ans on sisted of the following players: Mo her's-William Smith. Henry Meyers, John McGrath. A. A. sheehy. sheehy' Burns, A. Rochon,
 Attorneys Kennedy and Cassidy have entered two suits against the O. lonial Trust Go, each for $2,oOO dam ages. Some time last summer boy named Joseph CoPbett, aged ten years, while playing with other boys in the rear of Sanderson's meat market, cor ner of West Main and Willow streets, l fell into an areaway and received in- 1 juries. among them a compound frac- ture of the right arm, bruised leg and badly cut head. The cases are returnable to the January term of the 1 district court. Tn one suit the boy is plaintiff and in the other his mother, Julia Corbett. The Colonial Trust Go is trustee of the property on which the | accident occurred.
 The funeral of Mrs William Robin. son took place this morning from her late home on Main street, WateryilIe, with mass of requiem at St Mi 1 chaers church by Father Traynor and interment in St Joseph's cemetery. The floral offerings included a pillow lettered Wife" from the husband of the deceased; wreath, the Misses Mary and Etta McConnel1; wreaths in- scribed "Friend' and "Aunt;;'' heart, Mrs David Denton; bouquets, Charles Hutchins, the Misses Glover and Lil- Han Sears. Mir and Mrs Thomas E. l Carney, Mir and Mrs Peter Callahan, MT and Mrs s. Phillips. The bearers were Daniel Cronan, D. C., Mccarthy, E. T Ghatfleld, Peter Wells, Edward Isachance and John GtpTghema