Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-28
CITY NEWS

A son was born last night to Mir and Mrs Timothy O'Connor of 35 Pemberton street.
 Several Waterbury people attended the funeral of Frederick Rahe, aged S4 years, at Bristol, this afternoon.
 Miss Tracy, of Hartford, who has been spending a few days with friends on Center street, has returned home.
 Nosahogan lodge, I. o. F., met last night and chose these officers: Noble grand, Louis Fuller; vice grand, James Callan; recording secretary, James .JohnstOn: treasurer, Edward Futile; hall trustee, E. T. Root.
 In few days Prosecuting Agent Pierce will inspect the saloons to see if the saloon keepers. drug store keep CTS and others doing liquor business have taken out their licenses. Those who have not taken them out can get them at the court house from the jani- tor.
 At meeting of the Friendship Be neyolent and Social club last night, officers were chosen, as follows President, G. Greenburg; vice-presi- dent, A. Jacob; secretary, B. Witkow- ski; treasurer, H. Hine; inner guard, $. Holzer; trustees for two years, T.. Chase, l.. Asheim, D. Leayy, H. Leavy and l.. Strauss.
 The military ball at city hall Friday evening, will be. an event that should not be missed, particularly by those who like agreeable and we'll dressed society and ball room transformed into a bower of beauty. Go G prom ises all this and more to those who are fortunate enough to attend their annual reception Friday evening.
 List of letters remaining unclaimed in the Dostotiee: Alexephas Barry, Miss Emma E. Bennett, George K. Badger, Mrs NJ. E. Griffin, Charles A. Holmes, Miss Albertina Hageline, care Frank W. Anderson; Miss Elizabeth Keenan, Thomas J. Nichols. Mrs Will liam Schlooser George A. Spring, Frank Spear, Miss Lottfe Wheeler.
 The bankruptcy proceedings of Sheriff John B. Doherty are finished and nothing remains now but for Judge Platt of the federal district court to give his opinion. Yesterday Referee Newton filed his report with Judge Platt and in it he recommended a full discharge On this account it is expected a discharge will be grant ed.
 At meeting of Court Wolf Tone last night officers were elected as fol lows: Chief ranger. James Gibbons; sub-chief ranger, Pierce Corden; re- cording secretary; William H, Dineen; financial secretary, Hugh Keenan,; treasurer, James CoughIan; Bsenior warden, Michael MeKenna; junior warden, William Strubell; senior h0Q6Ie8 In Cornelius Hogan; court physician, Dr John F. Hayes; druggists, Peoples drug company; room committee, Thos Smith and William Oakes
 Rev Father slocum will attend the funeral of the late Sister Mary. Is4ula of Brooklyn, N, r., toz11oTroW The deceased. whose family ta1iie yas Hannah Bradley, came to Waterb try about fifteen years ago and remained at the parochial school of the Ilnmacu- late Conception until last year. when, owing to ill health, she was obliged to retire She was very successful teacher and was held in high esteem by all who knew her. She was a Sis. ter of Charity for the past twenty two years Her death occurred at St Yin- cents academy, Newark; N. J.
 Antonio Dano has instituted suit against Morris Tafel and wife of Tudor street for S75 for work rendered by digging q well. On the dividing line between Tafel and his neighbor there was a well, or rather the bottom of the well was on Tafers property while the pump was on the neighBor's. One day the neighbor closed up the top Of the well, thereby necessitatif1g Tafel to get water elsewhere or establish Afoy, 1T well. That was what he did and the plaintiff did the work, for which he suos. Attorney Russell appears for the defense and the Peasleys for the plain tiff.
 It is evident that Judge Burpee and Attorney Bronson are at odds At torney Ely of New Haven, a particular friend of Judge Burpee. was selected 1 by him as the third member of the commission to condemn certain iand at Platts Mills for the city. Attorney Bronson objected to the nomination because MT Ely was counsel for Judge Burpee in the suit brought against him by MT Bronson, counsel for Fred B. Atwood of Woodbury, and because 1 Mir Ely is counsel with Judge Burpee 1 ill the retaliation suits that are coming against Atwood Mir Bronson claimed he was not notified of the proposed hearing and that he ought to have been, as he represents parties inter- ested in the proceedings.
 Diamonds, perfect and brilliant, in all sizes, in the well known Tiffany settings for ladies and gentlemen, are 1 in so good variety that you will find it easy to select from the Upson JeWeiry Go, 6S Bank street. Watches of all reputable kinds, in all good sizes and 1 patterns, and at any reasonable prices give you chance to obtain n good time piece at almost any cost