Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-21
CITY NEWS

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Columbus hail. Naugatuck. tonight.
Military band promenade. Fine pro-
gram of good dance music.
Quite number from here expect
to attend the dance Friday night in
Town hall, Watertown, given by the
oakville Amusement association.
Charles E. Finley of the Public
market has bought, through the agen-
cy of d. H. Tierney, the Christian
strobel property on Canal street.
Miss Julia Kelly of Ridge street is
attending the reception of the twenti-
eth anniversary of the marriage of
her uncle, Bernard CoyIe of New Ha-
| ven.
-Four suits for wages have been in
stituted against Guisto Corine, a con-
tractor doing business in Naugatuck.
The aggregate amount claimed is SIS.
The plaintiffs are Lithuanians and
their counsel is Attorney LAUDER.
Michael Francis McKenna and EN-
ma Isabella Pardee were married this
morning by the Rev Father Slocum.
The witnesses were Miss Lillian Ford
of New Britain and Maurice Altman of
this city. Mr. and Mrs McKenna have
left for New York
The first annual dance and socable
given by the Oakvile Amusement as
ISOLATION will be given in the town
hall ,Watertown, Friday evening, Sep
TENDER %. Tickets have been selling
| rapidly for the affair and the manage
ment expects large crowd and a good
tlme is guaranteed to all who attend.
The difficulty between Carl Gould.
who runs road house on the Plank
road, and his housekeeper, Mrs May
e. Field, over a balance of 5000 due
on note for $780, has been adjusted.
Mr. Gould came TO town yesterday and
upon hearing of the SUIT and attach
ment he Immediately paid the note to
Mrs Gould.
List of letters remaining unclaimed
in the postoffice: A. d. Brooks, H. r.
Baker, Mrs A. c. How'd, Winfield
Holmes, Mrs Geo Hagist, Miss Rose
Mckenna, Mrs James Mulvy, Mrs E.
w. Pierpont, Frederick E. Snow, Hen
ry Spinach, John Verbey, A. Victory,
Mrs Jennie Wilson. David Wise (2l,
William John Wood, T. r. McPher-
son.
In the police court this morning be-
fore Judge Peasley, Otto Johnson was
fined So and costs for drunkenness and
put on thirty days probation. The
case against Daniel Mcdonald for
keeping his saloon open on last Sun
day was nolled on payment of $50.
Officer Colesanto had run-in with
several men last night. who had been
imbibing too freely. They We're fined
this morning and put on probation.
Mrs Frank B. O'Nell died at her
home. 100 Clark street, last evening.
The deceased was a graduate of the
Waterbury high school, '92. and for
many years was a teacher in the Mer-
riman and Barnard schools. Mrs
O'Nell was an active member of the
Queens daughters and assistant sec
rotary of the Catholic Women's as
ISOLATION. She leaves her husband.
Frank b. O'Nril of Hartford. her
father, John Clohessey, and brother
Florence, and sister, Mrs NJ. J. Car
roll. The funeral will be held Satur-
day morning with mass of requiem
at OF dlIith ana lIltTUltUL
In st Joseph's cemetery.
The residence of Mrs Lucia II. Kei-
lOgg. SO Prospect street. widow of the
late Stephen W. Kellogg, was the
scene of a fire last evening that did
considerable damage before 1t was
subdued. The fire started from gas
jet that came i'm contact with closet
door and quickly worked its way he
tween the partition where it was diff
cult to reach. and by the time it was
extinguished one would scarcely re-
cogniZe The interior Of the building.
especially the ell where the blaze did
its worst. The damage will amount
TO about 5000. When the blaze start
ed two children Of Mr. and Mrs +. \.
Chase were upstairs and had 10 make
their escape through n window.
Workmen are now engaged putting
cOnduits In the streets for the South
ern New England Telephone Co. Al
though the city receives nothing from
the telephone company, nevertheless
1t will he a good thing when the con
dnits are finished and the poles and
wires are done away with. The wires
are nuisance in more ways than one
and during the big fire I'm 1872 they
caused the firemen much trouble and |
work. The poles have been the cause /
Of many lawsuits on different Occa- /
sions when parties would OhiecI t. /
the placing Of them in front Of their +
residences. Although it will take /
some time before the conduits are nm 1
ished. everyone will be glad when the 4
poles and overhead wires are n thing
of the past
Mrs John VI. Lynch Of Watervillp.
died suddenly at 81 Peters hospital
in New York yesterday Of uraemic
poisoning She was taken 40 while
on a vacation trip 10 New York with
her husband and small daughter.
some two weeks ago. Arrangements
had heen made Yesterday for her ~
moval to her home a. she was report
al much improved ia condition but
complications set in and Sllp suddenly
passed away Mrs Lynrh was born 4
in st Charles. Canada. fWputv-nine
years ago. Besides her husband she
leaves a daughter. Hazel. mother.
Mrs HeTminie TurEeon. Watprvflie.
seven sisters. Mrs Eugene MasicDtfp.
NewburypOTt- Mass. Mrs Peter Ber-
1arI and Mrs 4. VI. SavarL Hart
lord: AMI MIS- n. r. Lynch anil the
Kisses Rehecra. nelema and Eva Z
Turgeon ~ WaterviIle. and thrre ,
srothers. Solomon. William snd John
m ~ WnFa~wfI7n The remains vrlara '