Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-05
CITY NEWS

F.. Monagan nave been appointed ap- praisers on the estate of the late John Shanley.
 Hugh Flaherty and Oscar 'Erikson, the two new additions to the regular police department, will go on duty to- morrow night.
 An attempt will be made to produce Juror Savage in court at O'cloc., to answer to the charge made against him by the defense.
 A painter in the employ of the La palme- Hoffman Co fell from a ladder at J. s. Elton's barn to-day and frac- tured his collar bone.
 William and Oscar Turney, whose mother died at the hospital yesterday, have been found and they will take the remains to Litchfield for burial.
 The Young Mems Catholic Literary association will give their thirty eighth concert and reception this evening at Leavenworth hall. The dance pro- gram consists of all round dancing. Lallier is to furnish the music.
 A disagreement between the heirs to the estate of the late Catherine Cuddy prevented the appointment of commissioners in the probate court this morning. If an agreement is not reached by tomorrow morning Judge Lowe will make the appointments.
 The mems mission at the Immacu- late Conception church still continues to attract congregations that tax the capacity of the church and the haA ThA v,,tc cctA q,- fathers are surprised at, the attend ance and claim that it is the most sue cessful mission ever given under their direction. The result Is source of much satisfaction to Father Slocum and his assistants.
 A furniture wagon heavily laden with iron beds and springs, owned by the Shapiro Furniture Co of 369 South Main street. tipped over on South Main street near Union this afternoon about 3 o'clock The load was too much on one side and this with the grade of the street tended to pull the wagon over. The driver had lucky escape from being injured when the wagon went over.
 Rev Father Keane. for the past year and half assistant pastor at St. Patrick's church. has been trans. ferred to St. Mary's parish at. Bridge port, and left this afternoon for his new field of labor. Father Keane is a native of Meriden and was ordained to the priesthood about three years ago. He came here from New Brit ain where he spent abont eight months with Father Moore at St. Joseph's parish. Father Keane is zealous worker and was held in high esteem by all who came in contact with him in waterbury.-
 The reception and whist which was given last evening at Leavenworth hall by the teachers and pupils of Barnard school was largely attended. The affair was given for the purpose of securing funds to purchase pictures and busts for the corridors of the school and library. The patronesses were Mrs Thomas Condon. Mrs Tim othy Luddy and Mrs Frank B. O'NeilI. The whist prizes were won by Mrs N B. Bernier. Miss Mary Mahaney. Miss Addie Sutton. Miss Emma Sween- ey. Mary R. Murray and the Me>srs c. r. O-Neill Walter Pollak. Stephen wiIby and H. B. Brinton- ConsOla- ton: Joseph Cassidy and F. J. Lynch. The music for dancing was furnished by Browne's orchestra
 Mrs Ellen Carney. widow of the late Patrick Carney. died this noon at her home. 1ii East Liberty street af- ter a quarter of a century spent in this city. The deceased was one of those estimable women whose life was made more happy by causing happiness to others. A devout church member. she never missed the opIor- sunify to extol her religion and insfiIl those truths and teachings into the bosom of her own family. Kind and nefrhhoriy. she will he remembered as such. by those who knew her best. and her death removes one of those excellent chsracterS who. year after year. are gradually passing away. she [. survived hy eight children thrse daughters and five sons. The dauxh- ferS are Sister N. Berneriine. lcratet at tbe Hciy Family Institute in Holy-- oke. Sister N. CcnciIle st St yincents hospital. wcrc<>ter. and Nellie. cf this cify- The scns gre Thornss B-. the veIl known druxxfss fn wsservfIle. Michael T. William. Frxnk and Jxn<<L The fspsrxI will take pIsre Sunday afternoon of St FraDcis xav1eT1s eAurvA and the bwiaI sfn be