Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-16
CITY NEWS

CITY NEWS
 Police, Policy and Poker. Sunday Telegram tomorrow.
 The bakers and confectioners will give a smoker at Congress hall to, night.
 Miss Margaret LawIor, who has been very sick for the past two weeks at her home on East Main street, is able to be out again.
 It was said to-day that a couple of the state police are now in Waterbury and have already visiNT several places i'll different parts of the town.
 There will be an old fashioned kitchen dance given at Hamilton hall, Mill Plain, next Friday evening. The proceeds will go towards the new haH
 F. H. Carroll has sold the Wheeler farm on the Plank road to F. B. West of Waterbury, also the house of Alice West, Waterville, to John A. Van
 An important meeting of the Scorcher club will be held tomorrow at 2:30. Every member is requested to attend as important business will be transacted.
 Thomas Ryan, who came to Water bury about q week ago and was re- moved to the Brookside home suffer ing with frozen feet. was sent to his home ill Bridgeport to-day.
 All members Of the Gaelic Literary society are requested to be present in their rooms in the. G. A. R. building at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon as mat ters of the utmost importance are to be passed upon.
 It is understod thai Mayor Elton will send the name of J. A Sundin to the board of aldermen Monday night as milk inspector, to succeed Dr Kee- ley Mir Sundin is manager of the Wa terbury Drug Go.
 At short calendar in the district court today F. H. Humphrey was given Judgment in foreclosure against stephen E. Cam. Law day was set for June 15 The amount of the judg- ment will be decided by counsel
 F B. Rice yesterday afternoon brought suit for foreclosure against P. A. Patterson of Watertown for 3D. 272.90. Attorneys Dalton and J. F. Lawlor are interested, having a sec ond mortgage for $50 on the property.
 The continued hearing on the con- tested will of the late John O'Connor was taken up this morning in the pro- bate court before Judge Lowe. The will was approved and Attorney O'NeiH, counsel for the contestants, gave notice of appeal to the superior court.
 The mems mission at St Francis Xavier's church will close tomorrow night. There will be no service this evening, the fathers wishing to devote the rest of their time to the comics sional. One of the fathers will preach the sermon at the 10:30 o'clock mass tomorrow morning
 The funeral of Mrs Lucy c. Smith took place this afternoon from the family residence .on Grove street, with service by Dr Anderson and inter- ment in Riverside cemetery. The hon. orary bearers, sons and the son-in-law of the deceased. were J. Richard Smith. John Clark Smith, Ralph Her bert Smith and Dr c. E. Munger.
 The game of qnoits between the North End and Foley's teams, played at P w Connor's place on North Elm street last evening, was won by the first named club in a score%of "A to 61.s Coddington was referee. The highest play was scored by Kelliher Of the North End club. He made thir- teen. Dunne, also of the North End team, was next with eleven.
 The suit of John J. Bergin against the Connections Railway and Lighting Go for $5000 has been settled for "a good round sum-" to quote Attorney Phelan, counsel for the plaintiff. Ber- gin was administrator on the estate of Matthew Kennerney. who was killed by the defendants cars in Bridgeport some time ago, and it was to recover for his death the suit was instituted Attorney Bronson represented the com- pany in the transaction.
 Mrs keough, 194 Baldwin street. Specials for January sale: Ladies' fannelette house wrappers, were S1.Oo, sale price 69c; ladies' outing flannel skirts. were 25c, sale price 21c; ladies' muslin underwear selling for cost price; gents heavy double breasted black and white stripe shirts 3sc; boyp knee pants, were Poo, sale price 19c; ladies' shoes at re- duced prices. from $1.25 to $500 per pair; boys shoes were S1.25, sale price $100.
 The hearing of cases in the district court was arranged as follows this morning: Tuesday next, Braume & Kiely vs H. M East, Gonlon Bros vs NJ. Curley; Thursday, Hannah Smith vs Truman J. Smith; Monday, 25th. State Bank corporation ys the Miller & Peck Co, Catherine Daigle vs John Cronan ct ux; Tuesday 26th, Isaac .Weinstine ys the Ziglatzki- Marks Go, Bridget sDoran, administratrix. ys the Connecticut Railway and Lighting Go; Thursday, 18th, Charles A Jenner ys Walter Brooks.