Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-13
CITY NEWS

The fair of fairs, City hall, Decem- Der 15 to IF, $1,500. I The department of public works will meet at 4 o'clock this afternoon. | Miss KatherineSp Spencer, a for mer employe- of Miller X Peck's, is visiting friends in this city.
 While fooIi' in the snuw early this morning GiecIge Farley, a trolley conductor. was thrown by Charles Holmes and had one of his legs trac- tur.d. 5E 1@ Miss Alice Leclair of Abbott ave- n,ue will leave shortly to enter tue Kings County hospital at Brooklyn, l N. Y.. to take mp the studies of a trained nurse.
 William Wiseman, a local lineIlan, died yesterday at the Waterbury hos pital The remains were shipped to WalIingford for burial this afternoon I by J. H. MulvilIe. e
 The First German Baptist church on Drayer avenue, which Has sold to the Lithuanian All Saints Independent Catholic church of this city, will turn over the deeds for the building and land to the Lithuanian Political Citis zens club, The edifiee will be used for 4club rooms. x &asr77 4zss-s a
 Shortly after 2 so' clock this after. noon it ceased showing and people had q chance to do some effective work in the matter of cleaning walks The sun came up for a short period ana. many took advantage of the fine weather overhead to enjoy Ia ride in their cutters. sa
 I D. J. Sullivan. q well known local. newspaper man employed by the Amer lean, is taking q vacation in the Cat skills mountains for the benefit of his health. He is located in small town. about 2,O0O feet above sea level and almost in the midst Of a wilderness. He has already improved and will probably remain there indefinitely, his friends say.
 At the mid-monthly meeting of the department of charities yesterday af- telmoon the reports on tine outside poor and Brookside home were read land approved. The matter of city physicians for the ensuing year was referred to the hospital committee, consisting of Commissioners Combel- lack and Panneton.
 The suit of Baron J. Torkomian against Louis Raffel for $11O commis- sion for exchanging his property TOT Oscar 3Nit,.iu O, s s on the Boulevard was finished this forenoon after a stormy trial of two and Q half days. Judge Cowell reserved decision, but ! more than intimated upon leaving the bench that he will decide in favor of the defendant.
 John J. Splain, who will soon leave here for his new field in New Haven,
 will be rendered banquet by q mum Der of his friends Thursday night. The committee in charge of the af- fair is composed of John Moriarty, James B. Madigaln, Dr B. A,,. O O'ETara; Dr Thomas J. McLarney, Charles |. Raymond, James Fl. Hynes. N. sack,tt, Henry B, Parsons and : Caris Strcbel.
 Jury business in the district court
 was resumed to-day at noon. Only two of the jurors were kept home on 5. account of the snow storm. The case
 before them was Edna Santanna s against Joseph Greenwood and wife is for $500 damages. The defendants ,. occupied six rooms in the piaintfff's 1a house on Lounsbury street and was d notified to leave, Before complying
 with the order 1t is alleged he smear
 ed the walls of the rooms with tar
 grease and pitch, necessitating ar , outlay that otherwise would have 2 been unneeessary. Attorney Carmody
 appeared for the plaintiff and Atror = ney John O'Neill for the defense. V Tn New Haven yesterday. before
 Referee Newton there was q hearing
 on the petition of F.. G. and John H
 Kilduff for a discharge in bankruptcy
 Mrs B. G. Kilduf was examined al E. to the whereabouts of some 5000
 which she is said to have obtained = from the sale of certain property ol = State street a short time before he .n departure for New York with lie G husband and family. Attorney N
 R. Bronson, counsel for some eredi
 tors, held this money should be turn
 Cd over to the estate Mrs KiIdui
 testified to the sale of the State stree E house and that $s,OO0 had been real le ized upon it's mortgage. This money ts she said, had been expended fo
 household purposes since the family
 departure from Waterbury las h. winter. The hearing will be resume 25 Friday, when John Fl. KiIduf win b
 examined. 9 UT Here's an opportunity, never bu o5 once afforded Waterbury people, an H. now again, on Wednesday, Decembe
 14th, The Upson Jewelry Go will hol
 their annual exhibition of diamond
 and other precious stones, loose an R mounted. There will9 be several hun
 dred thousafid dollars worth to se
 land if you are looking for suitabl - Christmas gift, here is your chanc
 Prices will be exceptionally low; col t $