Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-15
CITY NEWS

Michael Troy and Miss Jennie Hob- bins Of Wisconsin are the guests of Mrs John Dwyer of north Elm street.
 Thomas GuiHoile, a young man, was arrested by Detective Kennaugh this afternoon. He is wanted in New Ha- ven for theft of watch.
 Annie, wife of Anthony Jankanckene died at her home, l45 West Porter street, yesterday afternon. Funeral will be held Sunday at 1:3O o'clock. h. terment in Calvary.
 Maggie, the fourteen m onths-oId daughter of MT and Mrs A. Varrier of Denny street, died yesterday. The fu- neral took place this afternoon with interment in Calvary cemetery.
 Blanche, the ten-months-old child of MT and Mrs Wilfred Barteau of 66 Washington street died last night. The funeral was held this afternoon with interment in Calvary cemetery.
 A surprise party of twenty-four peo- pie called at William Kunkers house, 230 Cherry street, last night. It was a jolly crowd of young folks and they enjoyed the evening very much. The party closed at II o'clock.
 At the last meeting of the board of public safety, John Palmer, a driver at the Scovill street engine house, was, given four days's leave of absence. and has not shown up since. His wife is very anxious to learn of his where abouts
 The two buildings at the corner of Summit and North Leonard streets be- longing othe estate of Michael Mitch ell were sold this afternon at public auction by Real Estate Agent John T. Phelan to Mrs Bridget White of Bald win street.
 The pupils of St Thomas's parochial school were given holiday to-day. The annual examination was held Wednesday and the results were so pleasing t to the teachers they deter mined to reward the pupils by making to-day a holiday.
 President s. W. Wilby presided at meeting of the High school athletic as- sociation this afternoon. J. Mattoon was appointed manager of the base ball team, to succeed James Hurley, who has left school Ralph Wheeler was appointed assistant manager.
 The case against the Italian boy Fresno, who was found in New Haven yesterday armed with an air gun look ing for wild Indians, was continued in the city court to-day. He said he want ed to be sent to the reform school to learn a trade. The court thought he could learn one elsewhere.
 Konstant Goluboff of Waterbury filed yesterday in the United States district court a voluntary petition in bankruptcy. His liabilities are 3961,- S3 and his assets are $2,53O, $4OO of which is claimed to be exempt. The bankrupt declares he has no money with which to pay the court fees.
 Loren R. Carter as executor filed his account of the estate of the late Charles Pritchard in the court of pro- bate this afternoon The account shows personal estate valued at SS6,- 6S7.36 and real estate valued at S21 GOO MT Carter turne dthe estate over to himself as trustee without bond under the will.
 The Scovill residence, which has stood on the corner of Prospect and West Main streets for so many years. and which was to be razed to the ground to make way for the new hotel. was presented to the Salvation army people by the owner, to do with as they wish. If they can get purchaser for it as 1t stands they will sell if not it will be torn down and carried by the army