Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-21
CITY NEWS

A son. Bruce Frank. was born yes. terday te Mir and Mrs Constant Gable
 of 925 Bank street.
 Miss Margaret Quilter of 259 River
 street was professed in the Sisters of
 Charity in the Providence Order at
 Holyoke on Wednesday,
 Commissioners Wells and Northrop
 of the board of finance signed the
 payrolls yesterday. Enough members
 were not present to hold a meeting of
 the board, therefore no action was taken on the teachers salaries as re- commended by the department of edu- cation.
 The societies of the Holy Name are expected To be at St Patrick's hall,
 East Main street, on Sunday morning, in ample time to leave there at 10:30, in order to assist at the dedication ex- ercises at St Joseph's church. Seats are To be provided for members at the II o'clock mass. Rev Father Slocum will deliver the sermon.
 So far Superintendent Atwood Of the
 board Of charities has got no trace c' his missing office cat. Ii was whit. and black and lacked the regulation long whiskers on the left side of its face. MT Atwood denies the imputa- tion that it may be one of these felines that is raising all kinds of mischief on verandas about town and adds that it wasn't that kind of cat, at all.
 Mrs John H. O'DonnelI. wife of the president of the Waterbury Wire Die Co. has brought an action for divorce against her husband. She alleges as basis of her suit intolerable cruelty. The case is returnable to the superior court the first Tuesday in September Mrs O'Donnell also petitions for the custody of her two minor children. There is every probability that the case will not be pressed. but if it is it will be contested.
 A fire alarm called the chemical en- zine company 10 the three family house. 53-jj Ward street. this forenoon. and it was found that fire was eat ing a hole through the roof. Some small boys started a .irt balloon which after flying some distance came back and landed on the roof. thus starting the fire. A hole about three feet round was burned in the roof. The third floor tenement is occupied by Tbeo- dore Rich and family.
 The case of Attorney NJ. ]. Brrne. administrators. and the Co-operatiye Savings society of Hartford. against F. G. Humphrey. ct all. will go to ;he supreme court. To-day Attorney Bronson. counsel for the defendant. hlei notice of appeal from Judge George W. Wheeler's decision. which ga.e judgment for the plaintiffs to re- cover s2. 1I3.46. This in line ease in which the plaintiffs claim that MT Humphrey got possession of house {. nd lot on Birch street for S7 ani sold them for S15p
 Attorney Harold R. Durant. the as si<rant clerk of the house of repre- Sentatives has been appointed by the judiciary committee to make an index of the revised statutes of ItrE2 and of the public acts of l.-8. 19st5 and I:si1. The index will be completed by The rising of fbe next session of fhe gen eral assembly. The appointment is made under resolution passed by ] the last session. which empowered the I tg make the appointment. The last index of this character Nas l made tn 1894 and included The revis- ! ion of 1sss and the public acts of 1889. 1 1891 and 1stS.
 Wherever Albert Delay i<. he has I left a trail of trouble behind him He I has not only involved himself in law fl and in the hsnkrupt's court ss well l but has drawn his sister Bertha De- i lay into his difficulties. \ few days sxo James Griffin. who was employed ! ty Delay brought suit against him i Tor wages and sberiT Doherty attach Il II grey horse worth + is said about t40. Miss Delay today brought 2 re- pIeviu suit against the sheriff for the -rfuru of the horse. claiming |, lse- oa<< to her solely. This suit is re- +urusfEe before Justice E. R Reiicy n July -S and the bearing ~iII open n an avenue to Delays ether difbc7l- !