Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-01
CITY NEWS

The department of finance held its regular meeting this afternoon at 1 o'clock.
 Major c. R. Ramon is in Hudson N. r.. to-day, attending the funeral of his nephew, who died in New York on
 Monday. Miss Johanna Dillane of Maple street and Thomas F. Butler of BishoI street were married at 6 o'clock this morning by the Rev. Father O'Brien The couple left for wedding tour. If your watch. clock or jewclry needs repairing the Lake X Strobel company have one of the finest re- pairing departments in the state. All work done promptly and at reasonable prices. They also have a finely equip ped optical department.
 Patrick Brennan took charge of the Brookside home today. He found ev. erything in splendid working order and expects to be able to keep the place up to the high staAdara it has attained among institutions of the kind all over the New England states.
 The funeral of Mrs Ludovic N. Woisard will take place tomorrow morning from the home of J. H. Wois- ard at 573 North Main street. The services will be held at St Ann's church at Q o'clock and interment will be in Calvary cemetery.
 The first pussy willows that have appeared this season were brought into town this morning. They were fin full bloom, most surprising facr for this time of the year. People who travel along the road from here to Cheshire can get a good line on the mildness of the winter.
 An agreement has been reached be. tween the Consolidated railroad com pany and James Henebry of West Main street by which for S5,200 the railroad will take possession of Mir Henebry's property next week. The sale of thls property has been under advisement for some time.
 There Is nothing of very much im- portance on short calendar for .to .uIor- row in the superior court. There are five divorce suits to be tried: Nellie J. vs John D. Mason, Eugenie vs Vim cenzo Renna. Samuel vs Mary A.. Taft, Elizabeth vs Charles II. King. and Anna vs Charles Solury. Deser- tion is alleged in each of them but in some there Is the additional ground of lntolerable cruelty or habitual intcm- perance.
 Commissioners Finn and Hartnett. the committee appointed by the de- pertinent of public works. should get a move on them and do something to- wards having some Improvements made at the Union square park. The fence Is in dilapidated condition and should be replaced by nice substan- tial pipe railing. which will not cost much and will add considerably to the looks of the whole neighborhood.
 Judge Shumway and the counsel engaged in the case of Louise Dono- van of Naugatuck today visited the scene of the death of her brother. The visit was made at The request of counsel for the plaintiff. Donovan was killed last spring by T train at q crossing and damages of sJ.n00 is claimed. The court was engaged to- day on the case of Mrs George Erk against the Hellmann Brewing Co for sI6s0 damages for the death of her husband.
 The estate of the late Martha Ken drick Is ready for distribution and to each of the six heirs a share will bc apportioned in the immediate future. r ]. KingSbury to-day appeared in the probate court and informed Judge Lowe thai in view Of the death of Mrs Catherine Wheeler for whom Miss Hendricks estate had bong l-A.-fi held in trust. it was about time to distribute it. Mr KingSbury is one Uf the trustees. The estate is said to ,I. about Ssnss1
 soon after Mayor ThOms issuel the c-tier to muzzle dogs. someboly who diin't care to % to the expense Of buying a headgsar for his pet kille,I the animal and left it on the roadside near Melchiseleck cemetery. where it remained until the stencil from the car- e2ss beczlce 90 offensive that the de scFiption given by the health cemmis- sfoaers regarding the alleged oior from the city crematory vas . sweet per- fume comparrd with what Harr<T-s Ferry folks were up sgnfnst- This marninx the ease was brought ts the attention of Superintendent Bezeh of the poIice department vho or1ercl 1t rezosed