Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-16
CITY NEWS

HOW travelling i'll this country. dellV cred an address at St Mar@aretS $ school last night.
 The will of the late Captain Ernest C. Colby was filed for probate yester- 1 day. Except Sl00, which is left his son J. Rowland Colby, the estate goes to the widow, Charlotte F.. Colby.
 There will be a mass of requiem eel chrated at the church of the Ilnmacu- late Conception tomorrow morning at : o'clock for the late Mrs Mary Noo- nan of l+9 south Main street.
 Ella Mccarthy has sold her three family house, Nos 4 and 49 William street, to Bessie A. HOran, who has bought the property for an investment. The sale was made through the agency of Daniel T. Harrington. No 40 East Main street.
 Attorney Slavin has filed with tfr probate court an application for the appointment of a conservator over Lucy McDermott. The applicant is William McDermott of Prospect, a brother of Lucy. He alleges general ncompetency on her part and that she is spending her property in an eX, travagant manner. A hearing on the matter has been set for the 2Sth.
 Mrs Emma Urkart of Union City has brought suit for divorce and for the restoration of her maiden name. Puciata. Her husband. George. she al leges. has fled to New Haven. but it is upon inlidclity and intolerable cruelty she bases her petition. She claims to have been married on May 17. 1SS4 The suit is retllrnable to the superior court the first Tuesday in April.
 Everything is in readiness for the ". II. A. C. ninth annual concert and promenade at Eagles nest, Auditor ium, Friday night. The committee in charge of the affair have completed all arrangements for the event and there is mo reason why it should not prove big success The Hill boys are noted for the good times they have given and Friday night will sur pass all previous events. The con- cheStra for the evening.
 The suit of Margaret Rooney against F. w. WOolwOrth will take another trip to the supreme court, making the second time it has been there Miss Rooney was given $i,0OO damages at the first trial, but the supreme court reversed that decision. The last trial. which was held only few months ago. gave her Si.jOO. She sued for $1o,00o. Attorney Pierce. counsel for the defendant, has decided to take an appeal and yesterday he filed an appli cation for finding of facts upon which to base his appeal. Miss Rooney was represented by Attorney O'Neill.
 4 decision by Judge Tyner in the court of common pleas in New Haven yesterday releases q number of liens placed upon the property of the Con. necticut Railway and Lighting Co by John Egan of New Haven last sum mer. The liens were to secure jlIdg- ment if suit for Sl0O00 for marteial and work furnished the Walther- Burke Construction Co. who had tha sub contract from the Fred T. Ley Co for extending the trolley system to Che shire. The defense held that liens of the kind in question could not he placed upon electric roads and that point was upheld by Judge Tyncr.
 Great preparations are being made for the observance of St Patrick's day. which will be with us tomorrow. with all its hallOwed associations. The First division. A. O. H.. will observe the oc- casion tonight. the Hammer club and the Second and Third divisions. X. O. H.. will celebrate Friday night, and the Gaelic Literary society will meet and make merry Saturday evening. There will he many other observances of the day. including social functions in many of the private families in town. Several prominent citizens lcf, to-day for New Haven to attend tn. annual banquet of the Friendly Sons os St Patrick
 At Bristol yesterday morning the remains of Miss Maule C. Smiihwirk were accompanied to their last resting place in St JOseph's cemetery by tlIs Ladies auxiliary. \. Q. H.. and a large number of relatives and friends !.cv Father kcena celebrated rhc repuiem mass and also spoke on the lif" of the departed one. who was an active worker for the welfare of flIc  church. An unusually large number "f floral pieces showed the esteem in which the deceased was held. Many Waterbury people attended the funeral. During inc mass an Ave Maria WI. sung and at the conclusion of the ser vice an appropriate selection was rrn- ,ier'rl by the SOloist of the church choir.
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