Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-25
CITY NEWS

Fultons American band will give a
 concert in Hamilton park tomorrow
 afternoon at o'clock.
 The ladies of Grace Baptist church
 gave supper in the basement of the
 church on Kingsbury street last night,
 Daniel J. Byrne brother of Attor-
 hey M. J. Byrne was the first to reg
 lster in the Yale medical school for the
 coming term.
 The trouble between the Tafels and
 the Sjosteds on Tudor street over d
 well situated on the property of the
 former has taken another turn. Nils
 and Anna Sjosteds have brought suit
 against the Tafels for $500 damages,
 claiming that one day last month dur
 ing an angry debate about the well
 Paulina Tafel struck them with a
 stone.
 Homer Heminway of Watertown has
 brought suit for $5O00 damages against the town of Watertown. He
 claims that certain land of his has
 been greatly damaged by the towns workmen diverting the course of a stream from it's natural channel. Hem. lnWay also asks for an injunction to
 restrain the town from doing him further damage in this respect. The suit is returnable to the district court.
 Margaret Joyce, through her attor- ney, D. J. Slavin. has notified City Clerk Nettleton that she will claim damages for injuries received by fall ing on an alleged defective sidewalk on South Main street, west side, at No ll91, on August IS. The complaint states that she was thrown against an iron post, suffered several severe bruises on one of her limbs and her body was bruised and lacerated. She was rendered unconscious and tine in- Jurles sustained are said to be per manent.
 D. Preston Atwood must feel cha. grined at the way he has been treated by the law. According to measure enacted by the last legislature, Atwood will be practically left out in the cold in the 400 suits he brought against de- llnquent administrators. All he can recover from each of the suits is $. and costs. and lawyers all over the state are advising their clients to set, tle as soon as possible. This would Drfng Atwood about $50 in each case, but very little would be left for him. as the greater part of the money he VIII have to pay to the constables who served the papers.
 John Gagain died yesterday at the state hospital in Middletown. The de. ceased is survived by Il daughter Miss Katherine Gagain and son. E. II. Gagain, the liveryman. He was also the father of the late Mrs ]. w. .IcDonald. of 69 Walnut street. and of Mrs John c. Lunny of East Main street. The remains were removed to the residence of J. W. Mcdonald by Undertaken Bergin. from where the funeral will take place to the Im. Conception church to-mor- TOW morning at S:30 o'clock. The in. terment will he in St Joseph's ceme- tery. Mir Gagain was an old resident of Waterbury and was an honest, in- dustrious citizen.
 Patrick Gardner aged 25 years. died this morning at his home. 1g1 Hill street. Besides his parents. AIr and Mrs Thomas Gardner. he leaves three brothers and three sisters. Mar tin q. Michael I. Thomas. Mary. Ella and Elizabeth Lauretta Gardner. Tho deceased was q native of Galway. Ireland. and came to this country with fs =f.sa., t... was n young man of good habits and his death is a source of much regret tO the family. He was the oldest of the children and was idolizcd by his brothers and sisters. He enjoyed good health until about half a year agn when he was taken ill. This he called his mother tr whom he was greatly attached and reaching her his hand. he sank backward on his pillow and passed away wiihout . struggle. The funeral will bp held to St Thomas church Sunday aftr"- noon.
 One of the largest and most enthuSi. istir meetings every held by the l.a- lps' auxiliary. Division |. \. O. IT, took plars laSf night in K. of C. hall The first. Socund and thir'l degTpcs were worked nn twenty-eight randi- lairs. The initiation ceremonies were 70 charge of fhe degree team from It. -ision |. Ladies auxiliary of Nauga- ltck. The manner in which they pN .muIffel fine work showed them Co lF' iast masters tn the art Thirtv-seVcn trupuSitipuS were received. After tbr meeting clnspsI a social session was irh Among those who confributed numbers were Miss Hanna Morilriy. ,rrsitleut l.. !. A No i. who delivered he address of upiruIne. Attorney ]. I Isrnrh. atItIFess: J. r. Calvin preSi- ! I.Ht Division .. A Q. IT.. address lrsieaI numbers were rendered. by lta following S0lo. Miss Elizabeth l. .HmgrslS. Miss Allcp Barrett uf Naug- 1 urk. traditional Irish dancing. Miss ! .zne= WcAlUup Hf Naugatuck and IT. ] g. Mnriarty of tllis eiiy. Mrs Ttunahue I z Nauzaturk rpuiaref solo iu the !. saelie tOnEue whirh eaVtivated tbr | uIlauFp Refreshments we're Servel 1 'bp meeting was grand SuccsSS. aE 4 -ySeut voting tlp Ladies auxfliaTy 4
 nuiaers royal eutpTtainers- Mrs I io1er rrsSisis-l at the piano.
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