Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1906-08-11
CITY NEWS

Sunday Telegram tomorrow will
be hot one.
An anniversary mass will be cele
brated Monday morning at O'Clock
at the Immaculate Conception
church for the late Patrick Brown oil
Baldwin street.
The funeral of E. S. Field will be
held at his late residence. 435 North
| Main street, at p. m. tomorrow
with services at Hall Memorial
chapel and burial at Riverside GENE
terry.
Thomas, the 13-years-old son of
Mr. and Mrs Thomas O'Haren of As
| East Farm street, died this morning.
| The funeral will take. place to-mor-
row afternoon with interment In new
St Joseph's cemetery.
The funeral of the late John Blair
will be held at Odd Fellows hall
Monday afternoon at 2:30. All Odd
Fellows, Red Men and other friends
are invited to attend. The burial will
be private. The remains arrived IN
this city this forenoon.
A mass meeting will be held by
the Degel Zion of Waterbury on
Tuesday evening at Z o'clock, at %
Canal street. Theh delegate l. Zal-
kind who attended the state conven-
ton will give report about the Zion
movement. He will also distribute
books and literature. ,,s.
Arthur L. Culps. a fireman on the
work train On the Naugatuck road,
met with painful accident this
morning. Owing to some misunder-
standing he was exposed to escaping
steam from the engine and was badly
scalded about the lower limbs. He
was sent to the station on the 1855
train from where he was removed to
the Waterbury hospital In Lunny's
Attorney Seery, acting for Miss
Mary A. Donahue, administrix on the
estate of the late Bridget Donahue
has filed with the probate court m
application for permission to sell the
whole estate. There are about twen-
ty-five heirs to the property and to
distribute it in its present form
would be very difficult. therefore 1t is
cash and then make the distribution.
The entire estate has been estimated
at $4,000. and some months ago part
Of it sold for $4,000.
Weasels are doing considerable
damage to fowl in the south end Of
the city. This morning resident Of
that district found half dozen
young chickens dead in the coop with
nothing to show what had happened
them except a very small incision in
the sides of their heads. Weasels are
not afraid of cats and the average
cur dog doesn't care to tackle 1t,
either, so that 1t Is formidable en-
envy to the poultry yard. There is
nothing to put 1t out of business ex-
cept the shotgun Or trap, and the
little cuss Is so wary that 1t is
mighty hard to get at 1t with trap
or gun.
At a meeting of the James Meagher
Monument committee last night the
members made returns which showed
sum total sufficient to warrant the
committee In making a commence
ment on the work. 1t was voted that
the contract for the erection Of the
monument be awarded to c. A. Jack
son, the foundation to be built on or
before October /, Of this year and
the monument to be unveiled on the
third Sunday in June, 1907, the work
to be done in conjunction with the
Rev W. ]. Slocum. who is taking an
octiva inforest In II
That satisfied expression comes
only when the eyeglass guards hold
tight when you smile or when you
frown. See our new speciality. The
Epson Jewelry Co, opticians.