Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-24
CITY NEWS

Mrs John Blair and children nave gone to Winsted to spend the summer
 Mrs Frances Cutting, 426 North Main street, is reported to be very Ill.
 Miss Gertrude Reynolds of Hawkins street has gone to her home in south bury.
 Miss Nellie O'Rourke of Bridgeport is the guest of Miss Elizabeth Wallace of Wolcott street
 Joseph GuiIfoile of South Willow street, student at q college in Montreal, is home for the summer vacation.
 Miss Lynch of Winsted has returned home after a pleasant visit with Miss Josephine Wall of Franklin street.
 There will be meeting of the Wire Drawers, local 215. in Buffers and Polishers' hall on Sunday afternoon.
 In the court of probate to-day Maur- ice D. Brown was appointed adminis- trator on the estate of the late Sarah R. Brown.
 The Misses Maud and Bessie Hem derson of East Main street. accom- panied by their uncle, Luke White, will leave this week for Baltimore where they will spend the summer with relatives.
 pr Thomas I. Lai1y of North, Main street has decided to make speciality of nervous diseases and will be in New York thereafter a day or two each week flor some time The balance of the week he will be in hown- At bar meeting in the city count bo- day the docket was gone over and a number of cases that have been there for some time were stT1ckn off. The following assignments were madH: George Verbyla vs the Gededmna soci- ety, Monday; Rusford Manalfa cturing Go vs Brass C1ty Furniture %, Tues day, and Alben Essed vs the Consoli- dated Railroad Go, July 6.
 A suit tor 5000 damages was en- i tered to-day by Attorney Minor, repre- James Henebry. The information in the matter is bo the effect that both are property owners as well as residents of Judd street and that for some time the plaintiff has been complaining of the defendant's alleged neglect in al lowing sewage water and other matter to flow from his prnises to the plaint- | iff's. Plaintiff claims to have suffered \ legged condition of things. At the recent commencement exer- cfses of Mt St Mary's college at ETn- nitsburg, James T. Flanagan of this | city was given the degree of bachelor ! of arts. sMr Flanagan was also given the first medal, gold, in the collegiate i department, the McMurtdde prize fou | best wrftten examination and the Sc,
 
 I animation in geology. John A. O'Con- nor of this city also, captured the jun I for essay prize for the best essay or '"The HUnnor and Pethos of Thomas Hood"
 At meeting of the Laundry Work ers' union last evening the following officers were elected: President. E. M Flanagan; vice-president, w. A. Granger; financial and recording secre- tary, Ida M. Lyons; treasurer, George Pierce; sergeant F. B. Cooney; inside guard, M. McHugh; executive committee, W. s. Granger, J. Cooney, i E. H. Cooney, D. M. Dwyer, George l Pierce, E. M. Flanagan, M McHugh; finance committee, F. E. Cooney, E. M. Dwyer, W. s. Granger; trustees John McHugh, George Pierce, Ida M, Lyons.
 The Democrats weather observer says he thinks he saw something in the sky few minutes this noon which ap. peared somewhat like the sum- It was so long. however, since he had seen the sun that he was not sure of the resem- blance. Anyway, he says it was round and its rays were like to those of the light produced, but not so strong as ot yore. He was about to renew old ac quaintances when the round thing dis appeared. He says, however, that bet ter weather is promised for tomorrow and then he will be better able tc recognize his old friend. but now 2 stranger.