Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-01
CITY NEWS

What happens Saturday? Kilbourn's big livery auction.
 American band prom tomorrow evening, Auditorium. Fine and dandy.
 Beef cheaper. See Castles market for the table end of your 4th celebra- ton.
 A daughter, Elzada Munger, was A. Mosgrove of OakviIle.
 There will be meeting of Court E. R. Crosby, F. of A, this evening at 8 o'clock in the rooms of the Brooklyn Athletic club.
 Division No ?, A. o. H., will hold a special meeting at 8 o'clock this even ing to take action on the death of John Gilmartin.
 The O. G. G. club will hold an inn portant meeting July 5 to discuss mat ters in regard to picnic. All mem bers are requested to be present.
 The meat markets will be closed all day the Fourth of July. Housekeep- esr and others interested should bear 1t in mind, and fill up the refriger- ator tomorrow.
 Jesse Foley left to-day for North Ad- ans, Mass, where he will wrestIe A. T. Lacey tonight. The match is at 13O pounds. Foley is in good condition and is confident of victory.
 The members of the French Cana dian institute are prepared to do tIieir best work in the line of entertaining the public at the rooms of the associ- ation, 108 Bank street, this evening, when they give promenade.
 With one of the best fishing days of the year, the trouting season closed yes terday. But one season ends as anoth- CT begins and many consider the com ing one the better. From to-day on un- til May 1, 1905, bass may be caught legally.
 The administrators on the estate of the late Robert McGrath, Otto Gas trop and Thomas F. McGrath, testa- tors brother, have notified the probate court that they are ready to file their account of their work There will be a hearing on the matter July '.
 A big steam shovel weighing several tons, which will be used in cutting away the banks for the extension of the trolley line to Cheshire, arrived in this city to-day from Amsterdam, N. r. It will be lowed along the trolley tracks to a place opposite Ervis Wright's on the Cheshire road, where there is need of its services.
 There will be another hearing to- morrow on the petition of Morris J. Bisnovich for discharge in bankrupt cy. On this occasion it will be as to the legality of the sale of the stock to Samuel Lavigne and on account of the contention of Attorney Lauber, who claims that the estate can bring more than it was sold for. $330, 1t is expected that it will be very interest 1 ing.
 Constable M. F. Carmody sold at public auction in the district court | yesterday four lots on Piedmont street belonging to the estate of Dr F. J l CaIiahan's wife. The sale was fol taxes. The bidders were Dr Calll l han and Sheriff Gillette. The latter bid $44 and the doctor, who was and ministrator on the estate, bidding $1 more the property was knocked dowT l to him. The total costs against the property is about $100.
 Superintendent Moran of the Brook side home was in Middletown yester- l day on business, and while there he met his old friend, Martin Fletcher, | of the firm of Hubbard & Fletcher, 1 liverymen, one of the best anglers in l the state, returning from a fishing | trip. MT Fletcher had some very l fine shad and knowing that the regent of the Brookside home has liking for such things the Middletown man | 1r1 a0d I. Scx h I1s. l fine specimens of the Connecticut shad.
 At the request of the department of charities the United States authorities have decided to deport Elizabeth Phe Ian of this city to her former home in Ireland. Miss Phelan came here about year ago. She is 19 years old and a very estimable person, but he1 health became impaired and the board or charities, thinking she was likely tc be permanent charge on the city concluded to have her sent home while such action could be taken at the ex. pense of the steamship company. She will return on the Teutonic, which sails July 6.
 l On board the sailing vessel Chesa peake which arrived in New Londor harbor Wednesday, was Midshipma1 Frederick Lilley, who has completed his first year at the Annapolis maya academy. He will make a few day: visit here with his parents next week The Chesapeake is one of largo fleet under the command of Captain Bronson, head of the naval academy which is taking long cruise, ant I nearly 900 midshinnan from tba oo1
 emy are receiving lessons as practica sailors. Richard Cassidy, brother o
 Attorney John H. Cassidy of this city | Is one of the number.
 One of the prettiest weddings of tn, season was solemnized yesterday morn ing at 10:30 at the Immaculat Conception church, the contracting par
 ties being Miss Susie Sullivan, one O
 Waterbury's most esteemed young la
 dies, and John Burke. one of Ansonia'
 wealthy citizens and popular mem
 Der of the Webster fire company. Tn bride was attended by her sister NTiS