Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-09
CITY NEWS

St Francis's school of Naugatuck closed Friday for the Easter vaca. tion.
 Mrs Mary Murphy. Mrs John Snl- livan and Cornelius Sullivan are in West Warren, Mass, attending the funeral of relative, Mrs Cornelius Cronan.
 Saturday afternoon Adelard Pelle- tier of Cooke street, while driving across Bank street at Grand street, tossed onto the street, receiving sew eral severe injuries.
 Sanitary Insector Callahan is out looking up the condition of the yards about town. While the h. spector is at it he might just as we'll take peep into the cellars and see what they look like on the in side
 Before Referee Newton in New Haven this afternoon the bankrupt cases of the Elting Clothing Co and Henry Beauregard, who formerly conducted a meat market in the DTOOhlyu uiStilCt, SclC lo uc hSoi u.
 Attorneys Bauby, Church, Peasiey and Lynch from this city attended. Two divorces of local interest were granted in New Haven Satur- day. Mary R. Alberty was released from Albert Alberty on the grounds of assertion. The parties were mar
 ried in Amherst, Mass, March, 1899.
 Flora c. F. Ebbetts was given a de- cree from Samuel Clyde Ebbetts. De- sertion was also alleged in this case.
 Quite a snow squall struck Water
 bury to day, but the white flakes dis appeared almost as fast as they came
 in contact with the ground. making walking rather unpleasant, but help ing out the shoe men so that some or them did more business than they looked for The same thing might
 be said of dealers in umbrellas, to say nothing of the fellows who go from one place to another repairing that kind of stock so that while it
 put many to some inconvenience 1t helped others.
 John Millerick of Bishop street will sail tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock on the Cunarder Carmania for an indefinite visit to his folks in Ireland. It has been some time since
 Mir Millerick saw the old sod and he
 will therefore greatly enjoy the wis it. Besides his old home in the south of Ireland he intends visiting
 the places of renown and romance
 throughout the country. Since 1t
 was made known that he intended
 going over, people from all parts of the city have called to wish him
 Godspeed and to deliver gifts to | friends.
 The biggest and finest trout catch
 reported from the north end this season, which opened week ago,
 was brought to town by Max Cooke
 Saturday evening. Of course NIT Cooke. being in the fish business
 himself, knows where the big ones can be caught. He went out in the afternoon and by 2 o'clock he had a
 beautiful string of a dozen trout on exhibition in Rybenzskis barber shop. Some malicious minds say
 that Mir Cooke being in the fish bus mess. he don't have to go fishing to catch fine trout, but it is everywhere
 admitted that tnese are the tongues of envy.
 The coal barons have not yet pushed up the prices. but the deal CTS have tackled on half dollar as
 starter. Usually coal drops half
 dollar a ton on April 1. but if it
 dropped this year nobody heard 1t.
 why don't you drop and never mind the others7" inquired a re- porter of a dealer who wondered
 why nothing had been said about this in the papers. "I dassent do anything of the kind" he replied.
 unless I was ready to get out of inc business very soon and that Is something I'm not figuring on-" | With this prospect before us it is hard to tell where the price of coal will stop. And it is hard to blame anybody. Everybody is trying to get the most he can for what he offers | for sale and there Is no reason why
 the coal men should be the exeep- ! tion.
 It is not expected that the hearing or the motion by the ApOthecaries | Hall Co for extension of time to He a claim for s25.000 against the es- Y tate or the iGfe IT. D. nit1 VIII " heard in the probate court t0-mor- rov, though 1t is down for that date Attorney Bronson counsel for A E- Rice. administration on the estate os
 his father. F--B. Rice. will not be | able to attend On the ether hand [ it Is generally admitted by members of the bar that this hearing will be
 a mere formzlity anyway. and that
 1t Is nothing but the prelude to a
 suit to collect from Mr Riceis estate
 the amount claimed It is said that
 for years before his death Mr Rice
 as president Of the A2othecaTfss Hall Co. which has made tkis s7Pli-
 cation fn the name of ifs president T. P. Kei5ozE- had 10 actual ssisrT but
 drew oa the funds of the eo1csr1 al his pleasure but never ereE any - -E-~ r~ E-A krnn