Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-03
CITY NEWS

Judge Cowell was today appointed
 administrator on the estate of Patrick
 and William Cuddy, father and son.
 The meeting of the Queens Daugh-
 ters which was to have been held to-
 morrow has been postponed for one
 week.
 l The infant child of Mir and Mrs War ren Chamberlain of Mill Plain, who died Saturday, was buried yesterday afternoon in Pine Grove cemetery. 1 Clifford, the 1 months old son of Mir and Mrs Philip Lemay of Spring street. Waterville. died yesterday. The funeral took place this afternoon with interment in Calvary cemetery. l Joseph Bradley Stevens, the four months old son of Mir and Mrs Louis Stevens of Bucks Hill died last night. The funeral took place this afternoon with interment in Calvary cemetery. l At meeting of the united divisions of the A. 0. H. Saturday night final arrangements were made to. take part in the parade tomorrow. Patrick Barry was appointed marshal of the several divisions.
 Albert, the four months old son of Mir and Mrs John Yankalunes of S23 Bank street died yesterday. The fun |, eral will take place tomorrow after I noon at o'clock with interment in Calvary cemetery.
 c. L. Holmes X Co. the we'll known bankers and brokers, who have been for a long time in the building on North Main street formerly occupied by the citizens bank will, after July ing on Grand street.
 A. dividend of thirty y-seven per cent has been declared on the estate of Pasquale Gen0va whom contending liquar deal,rs put out of business on South Main street some time ago. The dividend was issued to day by Attor- ney E. B. Kelley trustee of the estate. It will be the only one.
 The funeral of Michael Moore took place yesterday afternoon from his late home in Riverside park with ser vice at St Patrick's church by Father Gleeson and intermenr in Calvary cemetery. The bearers were Philip McGivney, Michael Kiely. Robert Lynch. Dennis Phelan, Thomas Realy and Michael Mansfield.
 The eagle which has so long occu- pied place at the top of the flagstaff on the city hall building and which was removed a few days to receive | new coat of gold was replaced this noon by Jack Dahill. in the presence | of large crowd of interested specta- Tho hspI |. and appeared quite pleased to be back on its old perch.
 The suit of Annie Hungerford against s. Seligson X Co, furriers and milliners, S7 East Main street, was heard by Judge Cowell in the city court Saturday afternoon. The plaintiff claimed that she bought fur boa of the defendant and took it back to have it adjusted to her ideas. She claims that the one she was given was not the one she had bought. Judge Cowell had the fur exhibited in court and fitted on the plaintiff. Decision was reserved.
 The funeral of Dennis Flaivin took place this morning from his late home to St Francis Xavier's church. where solemn mass of requiem was cele- brated with Father Curtin as celebrant. Father, Gleeson, deacon, and Father Fleming, sub-deacon. The beaYors were Martin Howard. William Dillon. John Griffin, John Dillon, John Kelly and Thomas Day. The floral tributes included pillow lettered Husband" and wreath, from the widow and children of the deceased: star, Brass City lodge, N. E. o. P; bouuuets, Mrs Gibbons, Mrs Sheehy and the Golden Star Athletic club. The interment was in St JOseph's cemetery.
 Charles Thiero of Sheffield street. Watervllle. an emplOye of the Welcl HoiseIy Co was arrested at Troy, New York, Saturday for shooting Alexander Hardy. one of the pitchers on the Toronto base ball team. Thiero i here Friday and went to Troy where his wife has been stopping with her parents for some time past. He had some suspicious that Hardy was large ly responsible for his domestic trouble and located him near where the wo- man lives. He didn't kill his man. but it was close call. the bullet lodging htui hht htdtt. iuc ldu kOOu deal of notoriety before when it was reported that Mrs Thiero had died in | New York under peculiar circumslan- ces. but later the body proved to pe the remains of some other woman Thiero is a good mechanic and is well | liked in the factory where. he has work ed for several years.
 Al a maetino of parcalona .ouncii K. of C. last night arrangements were made for debate among members Of the council at the next semi-annus. meeting. It is the intention 10 con tinue exercises of this character right along. As soon as the society has had a few tries at the business in it's own quarters challenges will he issued to the other councils. Barcelona has Il conceit that 1t can talk Sheridan. Hen dricken and Mulcahy out of their boots.