Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-28
CITY NEWS

HcoHl IoIlcT CHdpteT, U. A. h., VII
 be held Monday afternoon at the
 home of Mrs Otis L. Northrop, 51
 Church street.
 An anniversary mass of requiem
 for the late Attorney F. X. Richmond
 will be celebrated at the church of
 the Immaculate Conception on Satur-
 day at a. m.
 A handsome revolving door is
 being installed in the Grand street
 entrance of the postoffice. The work
 will occupy few days and while 1t
 is going on patrons will enter and
 leave the office by way of the Cottage
 place entrance.
 The Hnmpson-Sellew Furniture Co had the contract for the new furni- ture placed in the Manufacturers National bank. which has undergone
 a thorough renovation and is now
 much more convenient for the office
 force and patrons than ever before.
 Mrs Helen Hough of Wateryille has been appointed administratrix on the estate of her husband. Robert, who was killed December 1T last on the, railroad in Waterville. The ap- l, I,p0intment means that suit tou dsm- ages will be brought against the rail- road company.
 Judge Cowell today ordered the bond for the attachment in the suit of the J. Marching company against Mary A. Donahue. ct nl.. reduced to $500. It was for Sl.OOO and was on property situated on Spring street. Al of pt.s I.., st,~ ease as the Monogram Bronze Ink company.
 John Mulcahy. who has been iden- tifed with Hodsons cafe for the past eight years. will take up new posi- ton on Monday morning. He has been appointed agent for the Albany Brewing Go and his field of opera tions will include Waterbury, Dan bury and several other western towns in the state.
 Rev Father Hanselman. who was until recently president of Holy Cross college. and who was super seded by Rev Father Murphy. has been appointed provincial over all Jesuit Fathers in the eastern section of the country. This is a much higher position and by it Father Hanselman Is head over all colleges in the east where the Jesuit fathers are fin charge.
 The suit of Ellen Berry against Sarah Johnson ct al engaged the att tention of Judge Cowell in the dis trict court this afternoon. The plain tin seeks to recover strip of land which she claims to have purchased for s4OO with another strip which she bought at the same time from hubert NJ. Rigney and George Pear son. agents of the defendants. The litigants live in Water,ille.
 Though coal Is 70 cents a pound. Frank Link paid SIS for less than q pound this morning. He was arrest ed yesterday on the complaint of the ! watchman of the Highland division freight yards for stealing coal. and 1, this morning he settled in the city ! court for s5. This with the SIO he paid his counsel made SIS. Rather high for small quantity Of coal 1 when there Is no strike on.
 Henry B. Smith. we'll known in this city. was brought ,here from Bridgeport this morning bn a charge ! of embezzIement. He was arrested by Detective Kennaugh. aided by the Park city police. Smith was former ly an agent for the Philadelphia Ac- 1 cident Insurance Co. He worked in 1 ihis city and it Is alleged collected l s3l in premiums. none of which he l paid over to the company. He left 4 this city in 1905 and since that time ! he has been lIvlng the greater part ol 1 the time in Bridgeport.
 D. ]. Crimmln of New Ymk. . for 4 Iner president of ihr Iri~ll-lAnssriran I Historical sociciy. has just issued a hook of several hundred Isagrs s,sa iaIning much valuable information | about the carly Irish setilefS in this country. saIre nf whom he flni~ ucn,. I here In the year ssl The wark is ie,fIcatei to the Friendly Sons sf Sf I'atrick and kindred ofganixsti1ns Nr Crimmin was president of this for threr terms. In 1ss,- lt and was Us treasurrr for q num- ser of years. Mir rrtmmIu has gIfs4i mueh ef hls lime and usouey In fur. ihering these hisforifal Frsfarritr. sui has psh large suuis for anrtcut nrisings cu tho qusstina of Irtxh rrss- grafton arHi hIs rpsnrls sre esgrstr | sought for hy hisforianS nu.l eslsers. 4 D. IT. Tieruey of this efty ls ttse r~- -fIzsn. cf . rupy of tho uu~k. anzi i-- = ~-s<.~l.-.e. -sma.-s n- s..s