Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-11
CITY NEWS.

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 Ths estate of the latte John Doug lass was sehtled up in probate court to-day.
 The Fifth division, A. o. H., will hold meeting at 1O:15 o'clock to-mor- row morning.
 The forty hours devotion will open at the Immaculate Conception church at the last mass tomorrow. Miss Anna Gilhuly of New Haven, who has been vitsitfmg relatdves in this city, returned home today.
 A pretty representation of "The Rock of Ages in the display window of the Curran Dry Goods Go is attract ing much attention.
 There wifi be months mind mass for the late James Strong at I:3O o'clock Monday morning at St Pat rick's church.
 Tho May civil term of the superior court promises to be an unusually busy one. Already twenty-five cases have been clainled for the trial list.
 The handsome new builddng of Jones, Morgan sS Go on Bank street is rapid Ny nearing completion and will be ready for occupancy in short time.
 The annual promenade of the Som INerseit club will bye held dn Leayenworth l hall on Monday night. Music will be furnished by Laalier's orchestra. Tick cts win be 25 cents each person.
 The funeral of John P, the nine momtlls' old son of MT and Mrs John l n. McATahon of % Niagara street, who died this moITing will take plave- to- morrow iaf]ternoon alt 2;30 o'clock with interfment in St Joseph's cemetery
 The assignment of eases for the jury lin the districIt court next week is sus follows: Martin P. and Mary A. Law Tor vs John Hitchcock. Court cases: Wednesday, J. E. Sper Go ys Willianm Tyler; Thursday, Frank schleipefi vs Harrdet W. Scovill; Mon- day, Apuhl 20, George B. Hitchcock vs the city.
 Attorney Carmody appeared before Judge Elmer in the superior court at short calendar in New Haven Thurs l day anld asked for an order of sale of l ttihe Matthews S Willard concern. The order was allowed and the sale will foalSe pace on tine premises of the fac- tory two weeks from to-day, April 25. line receiver, Frederick B. Farms worth will be the auctioneer. The funeral of Mrs Margaret Gou- ghan took place this morning flA)m her late home on East Main street with ser vice at the Sacred Heart church by the l Rev Father Fitzgerald and interment 1 Tn the family plot in Calvary cemetery. l The bearers were Michael Bedding. George Bedding, George Corcoran. Thomas Mulcahy, James McAuliffe and Joseph Smith. A mass of requiem will be celebrated for the deceased at the Sacred Heart church at 8 o'clock Monday morning.
 l At bar meeting in til1e district court to-day the bondsnnan for Baron Tor komian in his case against Thomas J. English was ordered to appear and jus tffy in court Monday morning at 9:3O o'clock. The defendants demurrer in the case of Lizzie Kane against Chris l tllan Hauser was oveIuulled, and an or l der for further notice was allowed in the suit of the First Ecclesiastical so- cfety of Woodbury against Catherine ! Dillane
 Mrs Keough, 194 Baldwin street: l Specials for this evening and Monday l One lot of boys negligee shirts in all colors, with bands, for this sale, 25c; 1 one ot boys caps, were 25e, this sale 1 l5c; one lot boys panbs were 25c, this sale l9c;; one lot boys pants, were soc. tllis sale 39c; one Hot of gents bow ties, were 15c, tihis sale Sc; one lot genfts negligee shirts. were soc. this sale 39c; one lot gents sox, were 1Oc. this sade three pairs for 25c. 1 John Fitzgerald died this morning at the residence of his daughter, Mrs John Synnott, ITO Bridge street. He leaves three daughters, Mrs John Synnott. Mrs Maurice Gloven, Mrs Walter Wright; one son, Michael; sister, Mrs John Cleary, -and brother, Michael. The funeral will take place at 10 o'clock Monday morning with service at the house This is on account of the forty hours devotion. A mass of re- quiem will be celebrated for the de- ceased at the Immaculate Conception church Wednesday morning.
 James Wines died at his late home 1 on Bucks Hill late Friday afternoon. MT Wines was formerly head farmer l for the hate Israel Holmes. He had | Mved in this city for 5S years. The deceased is survived by wife and three daughters, Mrs Charles D. Mill Ter Miss Lizzie Wimes and Theresa 1 Wines. and two sisters, Mrs Mary A
 Hayes and Miss Margaret Wines. He l was "a member of the old temperance 1 society for thirty years and a member l of the Holy Name society. Funeral l will take place from his late home 1 Sunday at 2 o'clock to St Thomas church. Interment will be in new s;
 Joseph's cemetery.