Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-27
CITY NEWS

A daughter was born yesterday to
 MT and Mrs John F. Farrell of 64
 Wall street.
 The friends of Kittie Mcclure of
 Easton avenue will be pleased to
 learn that she is recovering from a serious illness.
 The department of safety will meet tonight when it is understood that the contract for the proposed new north end fire house will be let.
 Charles Loiselle, aged 37 years, for some time past painter in the employ of the Lapalme-Hoffman Go. died this morning at his home, 227 South Main street. The remains will be taken to Lowell, Mass, for burial tomorrow morning in charge of Undertaken Ber- gin.
 John M Kelly and his partner, Mich ael K. McGrath, have dissolved part nership. They were in the meat bust ness at S53 Bank street, and until re gently Kelly was i'll the regular fire department. McGrath assumes all the debts and other responsibilities of the concern.
 The home of Charles F. Mann, 53 Ward street, was entered by sneak thieves within the past few days and jeWelry and other valuables taken to the amount of $100 or more. The DO. lice are working on the case and they as well as the family believe that one of the vendors of Christmas trees knows something about the theft.
 Santa Claus visited St Mary's Day nursery Saturday and made every body in the building happy. The at tractions included Christmas tree with all the nice things that go with it. The whole affair was q gift from Father Slocum, who was bound that the tots at the nursery should not be forgotten.
 The Leap Year entertainment given last night in St Patrick's hall by the Catholic Women's association attract ed q large attendance and was one of the most successful social functions of the Christmas time There were 2Onumbers on the dance program The Philharmonic orchestra furnished in spiration for the merrymakers
 Papers in the suit of Attorney Charles w. Bauby, administrator on the estate of Anthony Marauljs against the Consolidated Railroad Go for $5.000 damages, were returned to the superior court to-day. Marauljs was employed by the Holmes, Booth $ Haydens Go and was crossing the track near that plant when he was killed by train. His death occurred November p, 1903.
 Mrs Ella Lemley died yesterday at the home of her daughter, Mrs Lloyd Davidson on the Watertown road, from the effects of dose of laudan- nm. The deceased was fifty years of age and had been an invalid for sev- eral years. She purchased the poison herself and told the druggist that she wanted to use it for sore hands. As soon as the family noticed her phy- sicians were summoned, but all their efforts to save her life were of no avail Medical Examiner Crane view ed the body and gave permission for burial.
 A horse belonging to Frank Shepard, the South Main street liveryman, broke, it's. leg on Baldwin street Saturday af- ternoon, and after looking at the ani- nal Dr Devereaux concluded that the best remedy that could be applied was a dose of lead and he adminiStered the medicine then and there. The horse was being used by q young man deliy, ering goods and became unnanageable i'll the vicinity of Stone street and headed towards the center at q pretty good clip. Opposite Pleasant street it crashed into q fence belonging to Mrs Edward Pierce and fractured one of it's legs The driver escaped without in, jury.
 The fire department was called Sunday to the railroad tracks near Holmes, Booth x Haydens, where q 1 caboose was on fire and made big l blaze. The car was badly gutted. l There was no other damage. This l morning q call was sent in from Bald 1 win and Rye streets, but when the 1 department reached there it's services | were not needed. The furnace in F. ! J. Coogan's block got out of kilter and the smoke instead of going up the | chimney turned into the building. But 1 things were righted in q short time | and then everybody breathed easier. 1 There was no damage
 ] Mrs George Blanchard of South f mayd road has applied for the ap-1 pointment of an administrator on the | estate of her sister Josephine Ma. | guire. \ few years ago William Ma. | guire came here from Nova Scotia, | Soon after he died and left his estate, l about $2,O00, to his children, Nellie, | Josephine and William, each to b6 l given share and share alike. X few l months ago Josephine died without re- ceiving her portion and now the ques- ton arises, is her estate entitled to the | portion of her fathers estate left her. sents Mrs Blanchard, The question is SnIfadv U SlS1ra 0F1