Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-10
CITY NEWS

east end left this morning to spend a week at Woodmont.
 A daughter was born on Wednesday, August 9, to Mir and Mrs Henry Don ovan of 26 Pratt place.
 The wife of Attorney Walsh of New Haven, who was formerly Miss Sadie White of this city, is visiting Mrs Nc Farland of Wolcott street.
 A months mind mass for the late Joseph P. Fitzpatrick will be cele- brated at the Sacred Heart church to- morrow morning at o'clock.
 The Fourth division, A. O. H., will meet tonight, when a degree team from the Third division will work the third degree on twenty candidates. A social session will follow. Owing to a large number of the American band being away there will be no concert on the green this even- ing, but Hamilton park will be favored by one Saturday at 8 D. m.
 Irene, the four months old daughter of Mir and Mrs B. H. Porter, of 22I | River street died to-day. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. Interment will be in Calvary cemetery.
 l A still alarm to the Scovill street house about II o'clock brought the firemen to Paul Brills house on Den ny street, where a chimney was smouldering. This was the second alarm inside of two hours to the same place, but neither time was there any damage to speak of.
 The trolley company is certainly taking in the dollars over the Che shire line, if you judge from the | crowds which went this afternoon. The car which left at 2:15 was delayed fol a short time because of slight acci dent to one of the poles, but when il finally started 1t was full to overflow | iEg.
 George Lutz has brought suit against M. c. Ryan for S1,OO0 dama ges. Both live in Thomaston and Ryan is well known in Waterbury Kennedy and Cassidy, attorneys foI Lutz, allege that Ryan broke up q party in the plaintiffs house and ere ated an uproar that somewhat dim med Lutz's reputation in the town.
 The funeral of Mrs Catherine Lum bard look place this morning from hei late home on Baldwin street. with | mass of requiem at St Francis Xavier's church by Father Flemin: and interment in the family plot fl Calvary cemetery. The bearers wer, George Hosey. John Hosey, Eugen, Hosey. James Delaney. George Blanch ette, Jr. and William Kinney. al grandsons of the deceased.
 A merry crowd gathered last even ing at the home of Miss Barbara Stad Ter. of Denny street. The evening wal passed most enioyably and severa pleasing selections. both vocal and tn strumental. were delivered. Refresh ments were served and the party left after voting Miss Stadler a charming hostess. The out of town guests wer, Miss Rose Holden of Hartford. F Hawley and G. Meyers of West Ila ven.
 John Kerins and wife. living al G69 East Main street. have made John G. Twining and company defendants in peculiar suit for damages. Ths plaintiffs had bought some household furniture from the defendants on the time payment system. On July 19 the Kerins claim that agents of the de fendant entered their house and forci ply took and removed certain articles of furniture not belonging to them and that they broke and damaged other pieces of furniture to which they lrad ! ..f. n the papers in the case which w-rs served by Constable Lannon- Dana ges of sJ6o is claimed and the suit is returnable to the district court in September.
 After the burial of Mrs Rankin who was shot a few days ago. and when it has been definitely determined 1 whether or not Mitchell will live. ths next development in the tragedy will center around the Rankin child YeS | ferIay Rankin filed an application ir the probate court to be appointed guardian over the child. who is now in the custody of the MurgatroysIs ir Grafton. Vt IL was necessary fos him to % to Naucatuck to get an or. der from Judge Hungerfersl. Judge. Lowe of this probate district and Etheridge of ThomastOn being away Inquiry af Rankin-s home. 1is Cherry street to-day. showed that insfead oi rroreesiing for the order he has heen advisef to take 1o action in the met f ter until after the burial of his vife-s tr.iy and the phvsician's final deris. i1u in the ease If NitrbelL It is ire ! Jsar-e-f that inc Mu-xarrrygTS wFTI f7rh,