Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-30

Auditorium, tomorrow night, Mill tary band prom. Good music, not too slow, not too fast, just right. A. J. Lallier, leader. See program else where. ''Dance With Lindy.' Fan programs.
 E. J. Morrissey, 647 East Main street, has disposed of all his house. hold effects and will leave for Los Angeles, Cal, next week to take up very lucrative position as millwright in large concern.
 The New York Tailoring Go, MT Rosenberg, manager, has removed from North Main street to the new building on Bank street, opposite the Arlington hotel He has recently re- turned from New York after purchas-' ing his fall and winter supplies, and is now ready for business.
 A delightful whist party was given by Mrs O. A. Valentine at her home on Grand street last night in honor of her sister, Mrs Odette, whose home is in California. About ten couples were present and spent the evening merrily. After the whist musical program was rendered Mrs Odette will start for home on Saturday. She will pay a visit to the worlds fair at St Louis.
 Mrs Nellie Breen, wife of John J. Breen of 26 Laurel street, died last night. Mrs Breen had not been ill good health for some time past and was found dead in bed this morning. Medical, Examiner Graves pronounced death due to heart failure. She leaves three brothers and one sister. Walter, William, James and Miss Sarah Walsh. The funeral will take place Thursday morning to the Sacred Heart church.
 The petition of George Rankin for the removal of his child from the GUS tody of it's mother, which has been before the probate court for some time, appears to have reached standstill. Rankin claims his wife is an inn proper person to have the custody of the child, and there was to have been a hearing on his petition to-day, but it went over indefinitely. Mrs Rankin denies all of her husbands allegations.
 Commissioner G1liggs of the depart ment of education enlivened the meet ing last night by description of his tour through New York and Massa- chIIsetts in his automobile. He trav- eled 800 miles and didn't have even one mishap, never having to make a stop to make repairs on his machine. He made a run from Springfield to Boston, a distance of 100 miles, in six hours, and knew that he could do bet ter than that if necessary.
 Referee in Bankruptcy IT. G. New l ton gives notice that the creditors of E. c. Kilduff and J. H. Kilduff, both of Waterbury, New Haven county, Connecticut recently engaged In Dusf-, ness in said Waterbury, as E. G. Xiii duff S5 Go, bankrupts, are hereby nott- 1 fled that first dividend on the com mon claims which have been proved against the estate, and filed with and allowed by the referee, will be de clared on Thursday, September 8, 1 1904, at 8 D. m., at the office of H. G. l Newton, referee in bankruptcy. room l 9, No SIS Chapel street, New Haven, Conn. Any creditor desiring to ob- 1 ject to any proofs of claims should l file his objection on or before that 1 timea
 Many property owners may find themselves in serious trouble if they l do not soon comply with the order of Health Officer Kilmartin to connect their houses with sewers. Several weeks ago the health officer notified about 300 Or 400 property owners on streets where there were sewers that they must connect their houses with the sewers About 90 persons com piled with the order. The health of- ficer stated yesterday that he intends | to look over the list of those property owners who had been ordered to con- meet and to give list of all those who have not obeyed the order to the pros ecuting attorney. Warrants for the arrest of the delinquents will then be issued.
 The interior of the store formerly occupied by E. G. Kilduff & Go on Bank street Is being renovated and the greater portion of it will soon be occupied Joy the firm of J. M. Burrall & Go, whose place of business IS in the adjoining block. With the excep- ton of the south window and half the floor for some distance, which will be used by MT Adt, the photographer, the new tenant will have the whole first floor. The partition wall is being torn out and when the work is completed J. M. Burrall & Go will have ample accommodation for their increasing patronage, the rear of the
 Kildum store extending quite a dis tance towards the north in the rear, and when added to BurralI x Co.'S present quarters will make beauti-
 full housefurnishing department.
 Attorney Russell, who returned, yes. terday from tour through Europe says that one of the pleasant incidents of the trip occurred at Paris. while he Twas pushing his way through a crowd of people coming out of an opera houses. Somebody gave Mir Russell a friendly elbow and on looking around he found States Attorney Williams of Derby standing beside him. Of course they had a hand-shake and then fell to talking in a friendly way, just the same as if they never had reached foq each others throats in the superior court in Waterbury. During the con. versation MT Williams said that he had a similar experience at the same place two years ago when he met John ONeill of this city and had 8 pleasant 1 chat with him. What think you of l that? Here are three men who fire quently picked each other to pieces at home and yet one would think the1n members of the same family on the public ways at Paris! ~%
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