Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-28
CITY NEWS

Mrs Catherine Cullinan is visiting friends in New York.
 A special train will bring the Acorn rooters to this city tomorrow.
 The drug stores in Brooklyn will close at the usual holiday hours to- morrow.
 Miss Clara Whalen. of Bristol, is visiting her grandparents, Mir and Mrs James Sutton, of William street.
 Just one addition will be made to the bill of fare at the Brookside home tomorrow. At dinner they will get little fresh pork on the side.
 All the offices in the city hall will be closed tomorrow, and the clerks instead of banging typewriters will try their skill at demolishlng turkey.
 Jonh Driscoll, son of Mir and Mrs Thomas Driscoll, of Wolcott street, who has been in the west the past seven years is expected home this week.
 Miss Mary Quigley of ITO South Leonard street died at 2 o'clock this afternoon, at the Waterbury hospital, where she has been since Monday. Death was due to stomach trouble.
 District Deputy John II. Hearn, exemplifed the first and second de grees upon several candidates at a meeting of Mulcahy council, K. of c. last night The ceremony was wit messed by large number of members from the different councils.
 Mrs Sarah Kinnane of Union street underwent critical operation at the Waterbury hospital on Satur- day and had one of the nerves in her head removed. She is resting as well as could be expected, but will not be able to get around for some few weeks yet.
 The laying of the bitulithic pave ment on North Willow street is rais- ing the deuce with the trolley sched- ule on that line and several times during the day the Waterville car failed to come in on time, being too late to allow the passengers to make connections for the other lines
 Trolley cars on the Cheshire line tomorrow morning will leave Ex- change place every half hour until 8:45 in the morning. then every quarter hour until 6:45 D. m., when the half hour schedule will go into effect again until 11:45. This schedule Is only for Thanksgiving day.
 The case before the jury and Judge Case in the superior court, this after noon is that of Elizabeth M. Leon- ard against the estate of the late Jo- seph E. Lawrence. Damages of $4,0O0 is claimed. Mir Lawrence lived on East Main street and for years before his death he was very sick. Mrs Leonard claims to have nursed him and taken care of him in a general way. and to some extent looked after his property.
 An application was filed with the probate court to-day asking for the removal of Edwin '. Lathrop as trus- tee on the estate of his first wife, Esther. Attorney c. c. Root. repre- senting the heirs sets up that MT La- throp did not perform the duties of trustee. utterly ignored them in fact. and that the estate is in danger while 1t remains in his hands. There will be hearing on the matter Dec ember 5.
 The result of the trial in the su- perior court of the suit of Thomas H. Hayes against Attorney N. R. Bron- son was verdict for the latter. MT Hayes claimed damages of $5,000. though the issue was to recover a judgment given against him some time ago and which amounted to about 33.0S7. In that suit he main- tained that MT Bronson was the party responsible, bondsman for the firm of Rothschild and Son, of New York. The jury on this occasion was out over an hour. The case will take another trip to the supreme court.
 If one intends to purchase a suit, overcoat or anything that pertains to gentlemen's clothing for the winter. now is the time. Tomorrow is the day to sport a new garment for the first time and all who intend to buy should do 90 tonight or tomorrow. Do not worry about the money. for the best of wearing apparel for either sex may be purchased at Gately q Brennan's. 32-34 Center street. on credit. The name of Gately & Bren- nan 10 known all over the state. as the firm has a store in all the princi- pal cities in the state. The Water bury store is we'll looked after and carries such stock that 1t has we'll established reputation. It would be we'll to visit the store to look over the goods even if one does not want to buy immediately. The store will be opened tomorrow morning. The line of overcoats that the firm is
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