Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-08
CITY NEWS

A son was born last evening to Mir and Mrs James Brennan of Kenyon place.
 Kelly says if the people will be pa,' tient for few days they will be buy ing eggs at 25c.
 A daughter was born to-day to Mir and Mrs Thomas Fogarty of 66 Wash ington street.
 Hampson-Sel have seventy couches. all colors and styles. Go in and look at them.
 John. infant son of Mir and Mrs Mi chael Leonard of 75 Alder street. died this morning. The funeral took place this afternoon with interment in St Joseph's cemetery.
 William H. Harris, formerly well known local laundry man. died yes terday afternoon at his home on Wol- colt street. He leaves a widow and two brothers.
 The funeral of the late Captain F. C. Colby took place to-day from the fam fly residence on Cherry street. Ser vice was conducted by the Rev F. D.. Buckley. The remains were taken to Springfield for burial.
 The funeral of Mrs Mary Reardon will he held from the family residence on Washington street to St Francis Navier's church tomorrow morning at S:3O o'clock. The interment will be in new St Joseph's cemetery.
 The hearing on the pension bill for Waterbury school teachers took place in Hartford today. and tomorrow af- ternoon all the other charter amend ments will come uD in committee. One man said to-day that he didn't go be- cause he was not silly enough to butt his head a"ainSt a stone wall, and probably others remained away for similar reasons.
 Mrs Sophia Kaminiski. aged 20 years. wife of Wicemty Kaminski of 2I Fourth street. died yesterday at the Waterbury hospital The remains were removed to the family residence by Undertalear Moriartv. The funeral will he held to St Joseph's church at I:3n o'clocl, tomorrow morning. In- terment will be in new St Joseph's cemetery.
 Attorney Slavin. acting for w. x. Vance. has instituted two suits. one against John A. Lilley for $500 dam ages. and one against John A. Lilley and Frederick A. Grannis for the same amount. It is contended by tke plaintiff that the defendants property adjoining his on East Main street is an injury to his health and business. that on account of water running over the caves ice accumulated and he can enter his premises only with difficulty and danger. The suits are returnabla to the district court.
 The funeral of George Eek was held from his late home. 8 West Porter street. last Sunday at D. m. Burial was in Riverside cemetery. Rev Mir Limpke officiating. The pallhearers were Charles Meyer and Charles Sing Ter from the Brewers union: William Borchard and John Schwartz from Harmonic lodge. and MT westerberger and MT Ramhalder from Harugari lodge. Flowers were from the follow ing friends: Mr and Mrs Charles Schmid. MT and Mrs c. Siebold. Mrs Striumpf. Mrs II. L. Baker. Gus and Claire Schmid. Mrs Jacob Mitchell. Mir and Mrs Charles Hassel. local Brewers union No 126. Mr and Mrs Valentine Hassel. Mir and Mrs William Loefier. F. Mast Miss Mary L. Turnbull. Amer lea lodge. No II. A. O. |. w. Sake X Floto. R. E. Munger. Louis Buck. I. Kirschhaum. IT. Mrs F. Miller. Mrs Wenzel. MT and Mrs q. B. Fischer. Mrs Ebel. Mrs Czamanski and family. employees of Hellmann Brewing Co. Court J. s. Meany. No A.. F. of A.. Mrs vesterwig. William George Has sell. Steuben lodge. No 391. D. 0. H. The honorary bearers were Edward veriker. Thomas Berger. NJ whalen and l. H. Pryor.