Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-07
CITY NEWS

| -A-@ " r~ 1 There will be meeting of St Mary'a Alumni association this evening.
 The City Amateur league will hold a1
 important meeting at 8 o'clock sharp this evening Business of importance
 is to come before the meeting.
 At the meeting of the aldermen last night the usual allowance of $100 was
 voted to Wadhams post to assist in de-
 fraying the expenses of Memorial day. 1 Why pay $1 a week when ten cents
 a day will dress you much better See
 U. S. $ Go; they know how to make
 you independent of collectors. Get d
 Home Savings bank.
 Judge Burpee. counsel for the Hoad- Hey brothers, in their contention against the will of the late Millionaire Henry B. Plant, announced to-day that the
 case Is practically settled, all that re-
 mains to be done to close it being few
 minor details. Tn a day or two he l thought the exact figures of the settle ment will be announced The Hoad- I leys claim to be heirs at law of the de- ceased millionaire.
 The lease which gives the auditorium 1 property on South Main street into the custody of the local aerie of Eagles
 was drawn up today by Attorney Gull | foiIe. 1t is for five years beginning next l September and gives the Eagles con- l trol of all the stores fronting the audi | torium. This will bring them in a big income. The interior of the auditorium will be remodeIIed and fitted up for so-
 cia1 as well as fraternal purposes.
 Boulder Grove will open for the 1 season on Thursday. Every arrange
 ment has been made for the enter
 tainment of those who would like to spend a few hours at this little nook
 between here and Naugatuck. Frank F. Marsh will cater as usual for all who visit the grounds and he will
 have supervision over all the arrange ments. The American band will give
 one of the bands popular concerts on
 Sunday.
 A claim for $500 for taxes has been | filed against the estate of the late Mary
 L. Chipman, who lived on Abbott ave-
 nue. The question involved in the mat ter is, who shall pay the bill? It is a | matter for the commissioners, Attor- ney U. G. Church and B. L. F'risbie, ap- pointed by the probate court, to decide. and they will have a hearing in a few I days. They have not yet given their decision on the hearing of Mary Law \ lor's claim for $7.O00 for twenty years services to Mrs Chipman.
 The mortuary report for the month < of May as prepared by Registrar of I Vital Statistics John R. Blair is as follows: Scarlet fever grip, spinal i meningitis and typhoid fever, each; liarrhoea under five years of age- 3; I consumption, S; pneumonia, 5; bron- chitis, 3; all diseases of nervous sys- I tenn. 10; heart disease. I; accident A.. +%r. sts<%rsxV cept still births, 19; total 63; deaths f under one year. IA; deaths between one and five years. (.
 I When the question of seats on the l green was raised last night in the al llermanfc chamber, MT Hewitt wanted to know what was the matter with I Tom Kelly. Nobody answered the query. but if one cared to say so ne I would not be wide of the mark i'll re plying that Kelly knew too much to
 run afoul of the present administration
 although, to be sure, the baker made
 a few kicks at the department Of saIe- ty when 1t was looping off the heads of police officers, but he spoke too late
 to save several valuable men.
 The funeral of Master Roy Phelan
 took place this afternoon from the
 home of his parents. MT and Mrs ETdQk GuCldu. OO D4SlOP tACCe5 rt-~@@ ! service at St Thomas church by Fath- CT Crowley and interment ill St Jo-s - seph's cemetery The bearers, all schoolmates of the deceased, were Al
 fred Kenyon, Paul Callender, Ray mond Tanning, Alphonso Mcdonald. Freddie Keefe and Willie Calvin. Tha floral tributes included wreath from
 his classmates; crescent, Eleanors
 John and Walter Phelan: wreath, NE
 and Mrs J. A. Bagley: mound, frous q the seventh. eighth and ninth grades ! of St Thomas school; basket, IT,
 Green and family; bouquet, Miss AgF nes l.. Breen; bouquet Miss Esthef , Shea; bouquet Miss Nellie Quigleyt bouquet. Miss Mary German; bouquet
 Aunt Thrasa and Miss McEvOy; bOU
 auet, Master John O'Brien wreatlz , MT and Mrs l.. B. Calender; bouqueN Mrs Dwight Taylor; bouquet, Mrs Sdr } rah Butler; mound. MT and Mrs M. Js Keefe; basket, MT and Mrs Willian3 , T. Walsh; standing wreath, packing
 room Waterbury Mfg Co; wreathx : Master Clarence Wheeler; basket Cousins Mary and Anne BagIey; bou~ quet, Master Ralph Kenyon; bouquet
 Miss l.. K. Champion; bouquet, Mrs
 Theodore D. Bassett; bouquet. Cousins | Dorothy and BerNadie Carney; b0u- | quet, Belle Bagley; bouquet Cousins 11nII o.,f7 In<7 Tor,