Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
CITY NEWS
rbe board of beaitli will meet to.

The board of health will meet to. night.
 There will be a mohtli's mind mass at the immaculate Conception church Tlnrsday morning at ' o'clock for the lafe Mrs Charles Roller of Cooke street.
 Mrs B. l.. Hearhe of New York city has returned home after spending. a moirth's vacation at the home of Mir and Mrs George Alger of 1lG South Main steret.
 St. Mary's T. A. society will hold mn important meeting tomorrow ev- ening at s o'clock in St Patrick's hall. It Is requested that every member make q special effort to attend.
 James l.. Hendry has filed q peti- ton in bankruptcy giving his liabili- ties as S2;309.28 and his assets as sI.O5U. The Hartford creditors are as follows: Plimptuh & Hills corpora- ton. S555.5S; R. NJ. stafpuek < soh. si9.44.
 The property of Mrs Margaret Mag ner of ,iH North Riverside street. con sistiiIg of ofie three family house. a two family house. a large barn and strip of land. has beeh sold to Nr and Mrs John Stokes through the agency of +. J. Torkofnian.
 John Finton, brother of Mary Fin ion. now an inmate of the retreat for tlie insane at Middietown, caine here yesterday from EhElaiid. with a tiisw to taking the girl home. Miss Finton worked for a time at the Buckle shop but owing to Illness she was unable to hold ber position and the author tiles sent here to Middletown for treatment.
 The funeral of William r. Walsh took place yesterday afternoon from the family residence oh North Le0ii- arI street and lnterfnent in new St JosetfIi's cemetery. The fiofai tributes lflrlufe,I a Bdsket of roses from Mai raret and Bridget Lyons: bouquets. Sarah and Mrs W. Frlfin, Mrs John Dunn. May Carney. Robert Francis Fruin. Nellie Agnes Fruin. John Mo roney and Bridget Sullivan.
 The coal situation in this city re- mains about fhe saine and as stated in this taper on saturday there was no immediate Jump in the price of the hard stuF and there ls not likeiy to l,e. The majority of the dealers Are not worrying over the eOrtiitions sud seem to think they have enough r"al tO last fUr q lUng time. The pffee of coal in this city sepBss C. be about the same ss in the other large cities of the state.
 John Mnlerick. of Bishpp street. will sail on next Tuesday for his us- tive home. -tseTleI Cofk.- ireland. Mir ufIlerics has tvo loving aId parents ai~i tw, ls-utilers iiting In Erin and as hs has Iios seen them since Iie left inc land of his hif1h twenty years ara. hr iHtefxis ts ns.kc this trip . memorable one. He has arranged to <au aa thc nsamHsoth steamer. tsT- u.apla. of tile CuaarI line. Nr MEL Iprisk-s father. alth1uxh vel siysEre-I in tsars. is one 5f the most sctive ar.I tsfs.sr.sfvsss faf7uers In the ~,rfh of 1rsIsHI
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