Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-10
CITY NEWS

| and Mrs Truman Judson of Burton street.
 l The hearing on the will of Sarah
 Der 16.
 Sheridan lodge, N. B. o. F., No 21S, 1 will transact business of special inn
 portance tonight.
 A handsome picture of the late Mar
 tin Connor of Washington street is on
 exhibition in Pollak's art studio, Bank l street.
 l A large and handsome lot of folders, tickets and show cards, latest designs, ] just received at the Democrat office. Get your printing done here and geJ
 free notice in Coming Events" col umn.
 The funeral of Leotoline Valentine l took place from her late home in Wa terville this morning at 9 o'clock to l St Michaels church. A mass ot requiem was celebrated by Rev Father Traynor and interment was in Calvary
 cemetery.
 l John Ray of Hopeville, a buffer em-
 ployed at Smith & Griggs,' met with
 painful accident while at his work l this morning. He was working on a buff wheel when a chuck slipped and
 struck him in the lip, infiicting gasn | that required five stitches to close. He
 was attended by Dr Benedict. The case of Thomas F. Lunny
 against the city for $1,3OO was settled to-day. MT Lunny lost a pair of valu.
 able horses through the neglect of some
 laborers i'll not filling in a trench in 9 street into which the horses fell one evening. MT Lunny was represented | 4 >1<,<.r, Tx, A II, | Brother Manchester or the Supreme castle and Brother Southworth of the
 Grand castle will be present at the
 meeting tonight of Amity castle, No Il, K. G. E Consideration will also l be given the new bylaws, candidates
 will be initiated, and other matters Of
 interest and importance will receive attention.
 Mrs Sarah Dikeman, aged 75 years,
 died yesterday at the residence of her
 daughter, Mrs Frederick Seymour, East Orange. She was the widow of
 the late Nathan Dikeman of this city. Besides her daughter she leaves two
 sons, Henry N. and William w. Dike-
 man. The funeral will be held at Hali
 Memorial chapel after the arrival of
 the 1:19 P. m. train tomorrow. The four act comedy, "A Yankee in 1 Cuba" will be the attraction at Pyth- ian hall, Waterville, tonight. It is being staged under the auspices of St Michael's parish, and the advance sale of tickets has been very encouraging. Parties from different sections of the city have plans perfected to see the performance and business will be rushing on the trolley cars on that | line.
 The police were rather busy to-day | Louis H! Huss, the South Main street meat dealer, who came near losing | $500 a, short time agol missed ham l from his market this forenoon. He | informed Officer Halpin of the matter and the ham was found with Michael Lane of River street. Lane was ar
 rested, charged with intoxication. result of the election and he soughb solace in the wine cup. He was ar rested by Officer Myers for intoxica. ton also. William Keane was arrest
 ed on a warrant charging him with breach of the peace, and James Car
 roll was landed by Officer Claffey for
 being unable to navigate. At the Lawlor will hearing in the superior court this afternoon Mrs
 Lawlor indignantly denied ever as- saulting Father Lawlor. She admit ted that she left her home once for two
 weeks and upon her return she broke in the door. 1t was noon when she l left the stand. Mrs Mar garet A. LawlOr of Nor | walk was the next witness. She tes- | tified to being in Meriden with Father | Lawlor when Mrs Mary A. Lawlor ] was called home by the illness of her husband. She did not remember her saying that she would have to go to l Waterbury, even if she had to walk | there, but she was very anxious to l leave, and left as soon as was possible. l She knew Father Lawlor to have a good deal of affection for the McEvoy l boys, especially Martin. They ire 1 quently visited him while he was i'll l Meriden. She often heard him say l that he thought good deal of Mar tin. He paid a good deal more of at l tention to the McEvoy boys since the 1 death of their mother, who died | while they were quite young She knew Father Lawlor to be strong minded, self willed, very intelligent
 and excellses..sy educated