Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-27
CITY NEWS

Mrs J. F. Bowers is ill at her home on Bank street.
 A son was born an March 20 to Mir and Mrs William Sheehy of 15O Bridge street.
 A son was born this morning to MT and Mrs Patrick Cavanaugh of East Main street.
 The forty hours devotion will open at the Immaculate Conception church next Sunday.
 Leonard Asheim, the architect, is now located in the Chase building, over Grieve, Bisset & Holland, room 4.
 A requiem high mass will be cele- brated at the Immaculate Conception church at s o'clock on Thursday morn ing for the late James Longworth.
 The Rev Father Kent of Ireland. who is on lecture tour in this country in aid of St Colman's Cathedral, Queenstown. will speak at St Francis Navier's church. tomorrow night.
 Say are those [. S. X Co yckets good yety' Certainly they are. No matter when you got them if it was last fall or last summer. Bring it in any Tuesday and make your selection.
 The Catholic Women's association will hold an important meeting Thurs day night. Every member of the asso- citation is requested to be present. The officers and directors will meet We'd nesday night.
 The w. l.. Meyers place on Hill stret has been purchased by Miss Mar garet Garfield of North Main street, who will occupy her new home within Il short time. The sale was made through the agency of John s. Neagle, los Bank St.
 There was a general meeting held by the Gladstone lodge No 241 0. B. A. Sunday afternoon at the Forester Hall. They have elected NJ. <. Neiman and NJ. Freedman as delegrates to attend the convention of that order which is going to be held in Baltimore in the month of May.
 The Queens Daughters will hold an important meeting tomorrow eve. ming at St Patrick's hall. Every mem Der of the society is earnestly request ed to be present. Returns for the whist held in the auditorium. on March 9th, can be made at the meet ing on Tuesday evening. or at St Pat. rlck's hall tonight from 7:3O to J p. m.
 Robert x. Clark of Hartford has been granted a divorce from his wife u~hn in, "n tnr bury. Clark bought his brother in. laws business in Hartford. and this was the source of trouble. One day while absent from town his wife moved all the furniture to her brother house. OvertaIrcs of peace were re- jected and suit was then institupd Mrs Clark retains the custody of thcil 16 year old child.
 There are new cases of good things coming in tkis week at Upson. Sin glcton X Co. that the boys ahd girls ar, going to get for T.. $. N Co.'S tickets such as roller skates. new games. new mechanical toys. tool chests, gardei sets and lots of new things just out. | Everybody is talking about the auto mobile exhibition which will open Wed nesday afternoon at F.. II. Towle's ol | West Main street and continue unti | Saturday night. About fifteen manll l facturers will he represented. Theshov will he the biggest thing of the kint ever held in Connecticut. The door' will bc open from two o'clock in th' afternoon until 10 at night. The pub lis is cordially invited.
 The contention over the sale of in | lease of the hotel Connecticut has beel decided bv Judge James C. Platt of in United States district court. Judg Platt's decision upholds that of Ref l crcr Newton who held that it wa valid. This is a decision for l.. F Haasc. owner of the building and fur niturc The other party to the conten tion WAS John W. Smart of Boston on of the largest creditors of George q Pat1ec who conducted the hotel untI he went into bankruptcy.
 Charley Colley's readiness to faun the green flag and ring in the \. O. Il with subjects which many think tn flag CT the organization has no come, tion. is explained by some Of his clos 1 acluaintances who claim that the t0
 
 ] lcyS are Celts and that if Charle cared to go farther he could unloc the family chest and trot out tile co Icy coat of arms which would prov that he has as much right to icy wit the national emblem of Ireland as an ] IIileruian. Because others take a ! lInrharitable view nf Mir Colley's refei enre to the green flag and the \. D. Il in his communications to the press no reason why anybvly shOuId acceT their interpretation of his motive. Why not have at done ri=htI Ther : are all kinds of clOckmakerS who d i all kinds of work. We have only on kind and that is the best to Irr had ClorkS called for. repafed and returne7 tn ynur home for a moderate sun The Cpson Jswelry Co. 6s Bank St.