Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-07
CITY NEWS


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 The Holy Name union committee will elect officers at the meeting to be St Patrick's Hall.
 At the meeting of the Catholic WO- mems association last evening an in vitatiOn was accepted to attend the ba- zaar of the Queens Daughters on Fri day evening May 12th. '' Miss Nellie Lunny of 240 North Main street leaves home tomorrow to become professional nurse. She will enter the New Haven hospital and for a time will be on probation.
 All the jury business in the district court has been disposed of and the jury dismissed. There were some court cases to have been heard to-day. but they were put over for reassignment.
 The presidents of the different divis- ions of the A. 0. H. will hold meet ing Saturday night at 8 o'clock in Hi receiving holy communion in body at the Easter time.
 Charles F. Meigs. the prosecuting attorney has purchased the John j. McEvOy property at 255-7 Bank street. It is a four-stoly building with three stores and twelve tenemehts. The price paid was about $45.OOO.
 At meeting of the second division A. O. H., last night John F. Calvin. M. J. Collaty and Patrick Barry were ap- pointed to confer with representatives of other societies regarding the enter itainment to be given by tle, Queens Daughters. mTorrarp4 s4ivr
 Constable James F. Lunny was in Bridgeport to-day as a witness in the divorce suit brought by Policeman O'Leary of that place. Mrs O'Leary lives in Waterbury and the papers in the suit were served upon her by Mir Lunny. The allegation in the suit is desertion.
 The funeral of Nicholas Deleppo took place this morning at Q o'clock from his late residence, 49O East Main street. to Our Lady of IIourles church, where a high mass was celebrated by Rev Father Karam. The pallbearers were Frank Agnew. Edward Aston. George Finn, Edward Sharp and Carill and Edward Sandore. Interment was in Calvary cemetery.
 James Thompson. contractor. has brought suit against the city for $500. MT Thompson claims that he has never been paid for building the retaining wall on Mill street. This work was done some years ago and owing to a difference of opinion between City En- gineer Cairns and an engineer en- ployed by Mir Thompson. the latter has not been paid for the work.
 Samuel George. janitor of DOnahue's $ buildings on North Square took his. son Samuel to Columbia hospital in New York yesterday to be operated upon for rupture. The young fellow was wres, tling with another boy a week ago when the latter kicked George in the side of the abdomen The operation was performed yesterday. and the boy will remain in hospital for a few weeks.
 The suit of Peter Alexander against Andrew anderson and Andrew BOlin, owners of the viking" saloon on Ben zine> corner. was decided late yester- :, day afternoon in favor of the plaintiff by jury in the district court. \ yer dict for so was awarded. Attorney Kelley appeared for the plaintiff and Kennedy and Cassidy for the defend ants. An appeal to the supreme court of errors will be taken.
 At meeting of the first division. A. 0. H.. last night it was voted to hold a picnic at the Trotting park on Sat urday. June ,. which will mark the opening of the half holiday in some of the factories for the present season. The committee will endeavOr to pre- pare a program of field sports which will interest everybody. This with dancing will furnish great days amusement and there is every reason 10 believe that the attendance will be large.
 The local aerie of Eagles has ap- pointed the following committee to give it's big Sl.5IO first prize fair next October: M- ]. Smith, chairman: w. J. Spain. M- F. Greaney. George Taylor. John BOssidy. T. F. HaIliman. ]. F. Hackeft. Thomas Tarney. John Buck lE, Michael Madden. David Levy. George MuIligan. NJ. Harris F. Frank Moran and M. J. Ryan. secretary. The committee has alrsadly made many treperations for this mammoth event and promise many novel features
 After thirty-seren years of married fife Mrs Elizabeth HubbeII of Nauga- tuck has made up her mind to i,e freed from her husband. She has brought suit for divorce. through Attorneys Kennedy and Cassidy.s alleging deser- tion and intolerabIe cruelty The de- fendant. Elliot Huf,pIl. lives in Mill vile. suburb of Naugatuck- and quite convenient to his wife's home The HubbeIIs have q number of ehil- dren. all over 2l ye1ss of age The case b returnable to the sdpefir court b Nny.