Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-05

Columbia
 Mary Agnes, the nine-months-old daughter of MT and Mrs John Heating of Franklin street, died last night The funeral took place this afternoon with interment in Calvary cemetery.
 The case of James F.. Coughldn against the Consolidated railroad com pany for $60O damages for injuries re- ceived ill the Sandy Hook collision, has been transferred to the superior court in New Haven.
 After the regular drill of Go G, c. N. G., tonight, there will be a basketball game between the Go G team and a team from the North End Athletic club at the local armory. The game will be commenced at 9 o'clock.
 The funeral of Mrs Mary Dillane will take place tomorrow morning at Elm street to the church of the Im- maculate Conception. Interment will be in St Joseph's cemetery.
 Carrie F. O'Connor of this city has entered suit for divorce from her hus- band, Dennis O'Connor. Desertion is alleged and the case is returnable to the superior court in New Haven, March term.
 The committee on law of the board of aldermen vii meet at s o'clock to- morrow (Friday) evening i'll the alder manic chamber. City hall building, when all having presented claims against the city for injuries to person and property will be given hearing.
 Loren R. Garter, the real estate deaa- CT, has sold his new houses, Nos 910, Etor M. Shaw. He has also sold for T.. R. Hitchcock of Watertown the family house, No A Park place, to S. Freedman, also for F. J. Kingsbury the house No 636 Riverside street to NJ. Neiman.
 The taking of inventory of the stock and machinery of the Matthews & Will l lard Go is progressing so rapidly that 1 it is expected the appraisers, F. B.. ] Farnsworth of New Haven and George Lamb of the Farrell Foundry and Ma l chine Go, will be able to ask the su- 1 perior court for an order to sell the property It seems to be general l impression that the buyer will be the |
 Mrs Ann Heating. widow of Patrick Heating, died at 10 o'clock last night after an illness of four weeks, from pneumonia at the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs Leo Bovalley, 352 Washington avenue. She leaves two other daugh- ters. Mrs James Connor and Mrs Fred Snyder and one son, George. The flu neral will be held Saturday morning with a mass of requiem at St Patrick $ l church and interment in new St Jo- seph's cemetery.
 Comstock lodge, No 13, K. of F., are making arrangements to give a dra- matic production in Po1i's theater be fore the close of the season. The play to be selected will no doubt be one of the strongest fhat can possibly I be obtained from the Dramatic and Playwright headquarters in, New York city. Special scenery will be featured ! and nothing will be left undone by the committee in charge to make the com ing production one of the most inter- esting and attractive entertainments ever given by local talent If there be no ordinance regulating I the speed of teams oyer crossings 1t is about time the aldermen passed one. l It is not right to see people running at l top speed to get out of the way of teams Teams passing over cross walks and turning out of one street into another should not travel faster l than a walk. Almost any hour in the ] day you.c can see women on, the cross l ings in Exchange place scampering about like school girls in order to es- cape from teams that are driven over these spots at just as much speed as l they use on the country roads.
 Before the committee on cities and boroughs ill the legislature to-day there was a hearing on the bill giving Wa terbury the power to condemn. land for public Improvements: The. purpose of the bill is to clear the way to a settle ment of the suit of the Platt Mill Go against the city for $1O0,O0O, for dam ages arising from the sewage dis Icharged into the Naugatuck river. The city is willing to buy portion of the Platt Mill Co.'S property, but the com. pany wants the city to buy it all rather I than any portion of it. The city does not want to do this. having no use for I the property, whereas if the bill in 1 question passes the company must sub.
 init to the action of the ciky Tn con- 1 demning only the land needed.
 If you contemplate buying a watch call on the Upson Jewelry Go and sec what they can do for you. / They carry
 large and varied stock including the I highest grades, and you can always de l pend on getting full value for youl money. They guarantee all their goods
 and will keep all watches sold by them l in repair for year.