Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-05
CITY NEWS

The regular monthly meeting of Company F, Hibernian rifles, will be held tomorrow morning at 10:30 o'clock.
 The Chase Rolling Mill Go had three large horses arrive this morning from New York whose average weight was 1900 pounds.
 "The Duke of York; is the name of a handsome fur trimmed overcoat Up- son, Singleton & Go are showing. It is just the thing for auto riding or driving; not expensive either.
 The funeral of Rosetta, the one-year- old child of MT and Mrs Bernard F.. Byrnes, of 423 East Main street, who died last night, will take place to-mor- row afternoon at 3:30 o'clock with iIa- terment in St Joseph's cemetery.
 If you want to have some fun Just attend the barn dance which will be given in Simonsville hall next Satur- day night by the South End Rod and Gun club. It will be the real old time barn dance and If you attend you will never regret 1t.
 Whatever you miss this season, do not fail to attend the reception and dance given next Thursday evening by the Algonquin club at Leavenworth hail. Browns orchestra will furnish the music and the floor will be in good shape
 John .Cavanaugh, John A. Kennaugh, Owen and Thomas Cavanaugh and Dennis Delaney, who have been on 8 hunting expedition for the past ten days, returned last night bringing with them 165 rabbits, eighteen gray squir rels and two 'coons, all making a wagon load.
 A class for new beginners will start at Miss Reeds dancing academy Mon day evening, November 7th, also a class for advanced pupils Tuesday evening, November. Sth. All parties in- terested in either class may call at academy, 11O Bank street, second floor of Jones & Morgan building.
 Company E drawing was held on last Tuesday evening and was presid- ed over by Maurice Carmody. The following is the result of the drawing First prize, $25, No 6409, Miss Norah Crean, 19 Pleasant street; second, $15, No 1882, No Name; third, $1O, No 4364, w. Shannahan, 90 Elm street.
 Sheridan council, No 24, K. of O., meets tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock in K. of c. hall. All members Of Bar, celona, Mulcahy and Hendricken coun- cils are invited to attend, as the ad- visibility of consolidating the foun councils and the benefits to be derived therefrom will be discussed at the meeting.
 William Kennedy. 3 fireman at the Burton street engine house, burst a Elood vessel in his right arm while at work yesterday. He was working on the rear end of a hose wagon at tho time, a few feet from the floor. when he lost his balance and fell. The loss of blood was so much that his fellow f'remen were alarmed and medical at tendance was sent for.
 \ The funeral of the late Marcus He'll mann will take place from the family residence on Grand street tomorrow afternoon at o'clock with service at St Cecilia's church by the Rev Farrell Martin, DID,, and interment in new St Joseph's cemetery. A mass of requI- em will be celebrated for the deceased at St Cecilia's church at o'clock Mon- day morning.
 If Judge Peasley won his points q 1 few days ago in the contention of At ] torney Byrne against Benjamin R Kelsey. Attorney Byrne had his in nings today. Judge Burpee who has heard all of this contention. decided in \ favor of Attorney Byrne's motion l that certain property tied up by a Judgment lien with other property be- l longing to A. B. Simons and wife of
 SimonsviIle, be released from the lien. l Judge RurDee also decided that Attor- ! ney Rvrnes's costs shall be paid by i MT Kelsey. This will figure up about I $75.
 Judge Arthur Warner of Woodbury was in town to-day attending short calendar in the district court. He did not seem at all disconnected over the suit for $2O0O0 brought against him a few days ago by the legatees and Idevisees of the estate of the late l George Lewis. MT Warner was ad. lministrator of that estate and it is now charged against him in this suit that he misappropriated good part tof it. He did not care to say anything about the matter to-day, he said. bu, lintimated that politics mas something to do with it. He is running for the l office of judge of probate of Woodbury | Judge Cowell did not decide the case l Of Philoinena EucYer against her son l in-law, Thomas Duqette, yesterday
 He said he would hold the matter over | few days and advised the attorneys 1 to try to reach an agreement mean l while. "I do not like to decide this case,'' said he, flor no matter which way it goes some of you will get mad aud both of you would stand on you1 i heads Talk it over Sunday. That is good day to talk over things like this It would be better for yourselves 1 10 decide it than for me, for my decis- l ion may interrupt the peaceful diges- ton of your Thanksgiving or Christ mas diilners.'
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