Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-11
CITY NEWS

DuSfHkSS was NCIy 4uiCL IO-udy III police circles. Not an arrest was made.
 Attorney Benjamin Marcus has opened an office with Attorney Hunt in the Apobhecaries' Hall building.
 James .Donahue of North square left to-day to be gone two or three weeks He will visit Yellowstone park and all the places of note in the west
 John r. Daily is in New York to-day on business in connection with his be- ing fourth vice president of the Buf- fers' and Polishers' International un- ion.
 Emma c. Robinson. aged 42 years, died in Woodtick yesterday. The flu neral will be held tomorrow after noon at 2:30 from the Woodtick chap el. Interment will be in Pine Grove cemetery.
 The funeral if Mrs Ellen Kelly will take place to-marcsw morning at S:3O from ner late residence, 16 Rye street, to St Frsncis Na<ie-;s church. IT, torment will Ire ia ;. Jos, Ea's eeme- tery.
 Judge Peasley in the city court this afternoon heard the case of Warren O. Wright against William J. Schlegel for the balance due on a sale of goods. He claimed $100 damages. Decision was reserved.
 rubber plant much valued by it's owner, was stolen from M J. Fafy's place on West Burton street yesterday There is clue to the thief and unless the plant is soon returned complaint will be made to the prosecuting attor- ney
 The Waterbury Manufacturing Go seems to be on the pinnacle of pros- perity. It is adding another building to its already vast plant. The new building will be POO feet long and four stories high and will give employment to quite number of hands.
 The eighth anniversary of the dedi- cation of the Masonic home in Walling- ford was observed by basket picnic at the home yesterday. The day was known as grand masters day. There were about 2O0O people present, all sec tions of the state being represented.
 The funeral of Ira Stevenson, aged 2 years, who died at the home Of his parents, MT and Mrs William A. Ste V Wednesday evening, Of membraneous croup, was held yesterday afternoon. Interment was in Riverside cemetery.
 Among those who attended the flu neral of Sister Josephine in Hartford yesterday were Mrs John O'Neill Miss Agnes Fitzpatrick, Miss Elizabeth Shearon. Miss Julia Shearon and Pat. rick Connor of this city. Father Slo- ny,ti in canafI1QrU AIYr- ing the mass.
 Nicholas Ruwet of 49 West Liberty street has received telegram stating that his daughter, Marie Ida. wife of James Landon of Philadelphia, died suddenly in that city few days ago. MT and Mrs Landon were on an excur- sion train when the latter was sudden ly taken i'll with headache. She died a few minutes afterwards.
 Mrs Mary A. Camp of Shelton, aged 93 years, is considered to be in pre- carious condition from gangrene which has affected one limb, following the use of an ointment to cure a corn The did not heal, and this became gangren- ous. Mrs Camps age is against her, in the opinion of the doctors.
 A new building is being erected for the Adams Express Go near the Naugatuck depot. 1t is located next to Cooks restaurant opposite the hack stand. Work is progressing rap idly on the building. which will he one story high. The dimensions are "a by 40 feet. WfleH this building is completed the express company will vacate its present quarters in the da' pot and they Will be occunied as 0 baggage room.