Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-06
CITY NEWS

Misses Annie and Nellie Kieley have returned after two months visit with friends in Chicago.
 Thomas F. King took the examina- tion before the board of pharmacy commissioners yesterday at Hartford.
 Special for Wednesday and Satur- day, loin and round steak 12c, shoul- der steak Sc. See prices on roast beef,
 veal and lamb. Smiths market, 251 Baldwin street.
 J. Joseph Fleming of South street,
 recent graduate of Holy Cross col lege, will enter St Joseph's seminary, Dunwoodie, N. Y., next week where he will study for the priesthood.
 Mrs Jean Jacques of Prospect street. over an alcohol stove Monday after noon, was severely burned about the breast and shoulders. Her condition is not serious. .
 List of letters remaining unclaimed in the pOstoffice: Patrick Curren, Miss M. A. Clooney, care w. Rourke, Wm s. Cutler, Mrs Louisa Mason, Miss Irene Moulthrop, Geo c. Nelson, Peter Schweitzer, Miss Jennie Taylor, Chas Wilson.
 Attorney A. P. Hayes has brought suit against Willard P. Stone for $100 damages. Mir Hayes claims the law yer is worthy of his fee and that he has rendered the defendant certain professional services. The case is re- f,,V. 11 IN I
 Attorney James R. Lawlor has filed his annual report as trustee of the bankrupt estate of E. H. Plumb. who conducted a meat market on South Main street The estate will pay a dividend of five per cent and checks for that amount were sent out by him to-day to the creditors.
 At bar meeting in the city court, civil side. to-day, the following cases were assigned for trial: G. F, Good win vs T. F. Lunny. Friday; Harry Goldstein vs Rocco Guerrero, Satur- day; John J. Sheehan vs A. Matthews, Monday; Dennis Flaherty vs E. D. Morgan ct al. Tuesday, and Joseph Winslow vs Charles Price, Wednesday.
 Thomas P, Conway. formerly day clerk in the old Franklin house, now of Thompsonville, and Elizabeth Mer- rigan of Windsor Locks were married yesterday in the brides city by Rev Fathers Joyce. Peter B. Lynch of this city was best man and Mary E. Merrigan was bridesmaid. The couple left on tour through New York and Saratoga.
 James Johnson of Wall street. who has been working at the polishing trade in Pennsylvania, returned home last evening suffering from blood poisoning. The doctors do not know what the cause is unless it be from the bite of a snake received several years ago. The leg is badly swollen as far as the knee and last night the patient was removed to the Waterbury hospital.
 Mrs Lizzie Moxon of 40 Scovill street has instituted suit for divorce through Attorney Lynch. On March 1. 1897, she married Arthur MoXOn. This was her second venture on the sea and for while it was smooth sailing. Then her hus- band gradually drifted away from her and in March. 1898, he abandoned her Two children were born to her by the first union. Desertion is the basis of her suit Moxon lives in New Haven.
 A wagon loaded with bags full of rags caused much laughter on Bank street about 1145 this morning. As the vehicle passed q hole near Grand street where a couple of men were working one of the large bags fell off and landed upon the head of one of the laborers. The driver was not aware of what had happened and drove right along. Two more bags fell off and were being dragged until some good natured soul ran out and told the driver the way things were going.
 The department of charities met yes terday afternoon and approved the payrolls and miscellaneous bills. Inc board felt somewhat displeased at the idea of the two city physicians being away on vacation at the same time. Dr Russell left q substitute in the per son of Dr Dillon, but Dr Goodrich made no provision to have his share Of the work attended to. consequently Dr Dillon is OverwOrked and even then he cannot reach every case on time. No action was taken on the matter, but it Is likely 10 come up again.
 Mrs Ann Coffey, widow of Patrick 'Offey. who died several years ago. lied at her home. 30 Union stree, New Britain, yesterday forenoon at II o'clock. Mrs Coffey, who had lived im New Britain upwards of twenty-five years, was 70 years Of age. She is by a family of seven children IS follows: John. of Bridgeport: Mich. rel of Waterbury; James. of Brooklyn; Charles, of New Haven. and the Misses Lizzie. Mary and Mrs Gather nc I.annOn. The funeral arrange nents have not been completed.
 Rev E. NJ. Farrell. C. NJ. professor 'f English literature. modern lan- Zuages and higher mathematics at Niagara university. Is in town at pres antthe guest of Rev Thomas Shelley of l the Sacred Heart church. Father Far rell iS here in the interest of the mi rersity seeking new students. Last l rear seventeen lOcal students attend l ,d Niagara and this year it is expected | hat the number will he considerably l increased. Father Farrell spoke at s.II I the masses Sunday at the SacrRsl l Heart church. ably describing his !. institution. The Waterbury stu 1 Tents have always been a potent . actor at Niagara university. leading ! heir classes and are found foremost . 2. rfI nrrnrr..l.r- ..f nthrr4f..s Arnnr rsrn- ]