Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-14
CITY NEWS

Waterbury aerie of Eagles will aold
 meeting at 8 o'clock tonight. A son was born yesterday to MT and Mrs George SanZero of 345 South Leonard street.
 Edward P. Mulvaney has accepted
 position in the cafe of John T. Law Ter, corner of South Main and Meadow streets. Pasquale Genoa, aged 23 years, and Thomas Neylon, a man about 55, were removed to the Brookside home
 to-day, suffering from mind trouble.
 Mayor Thoms has requested Super intendent Beach of the police depart
 ment to have the officers keep an eye
 upon people who make a practice of
 throwing store sweepdngs on, the
 streets.
 Adam Proctor of Woodbury, a
 man about 45 years of age, died at
 the Waterbury hospital to-day from
 the effects of injuries received by
 time ago, In which one of his arms was fractured and he sufferA other
 serious wounds.
 The Lake & Strobel company arc offering this week twenty-five silver
 plated tea sets consisting of four pieces each, tea or coffee pot, sugar.
 cream, and spoon holder. These sets
 are all quadruple plate, guaranteed,
 hand engraved. For this week only
 they offer them from SS to S10 per set.
 Curran are offering three extra
 specials In silks that will be ready sellers. Specials In the cloak depart ment also are attracting the buyers this week. The housekeeper day at fractions are better than ever and at the prices placed on goods those who want first pick should be on hand early.
 The following cases were assigned for trial in the city court to-day: Charles Musante against O. A. Val entine; Stephen Musante against the same, Saturday; John Alvord against Solomon Wellington. Monday; Cur tiss & Pollock against s. Rlsberg, Wednesday; and w. Tuscano against Michael Petino, March 26.
 J. Shapiro. aged sixteen years, dence, 143 North Elm street. An operation was performed on him yes terday morning at the hospital, and the family took him home in the evening, but he lived only a few hours. The funeral took place this afternoon, with interment in the Waterbury Hebrew cemetery.
 Without a doubt the ghost dance and reception given by Miss Reeds dancing classes at the academy. 43 East Main street, St Patrick's night, Saturday evening, March 11, will be well attended by a large and select number of ghosts. the spotless cos tunes of white will make picture worth seeing against the background of green which Is being put up for the occasion in the academy. X. !. T.al- Her Will furnish music for dancing and special music such as you seldom hear has been arranged. The evening will be pleasant and Tinteresting to those who may not choose to dress for the occasion as well as those who will dress to represent ghosts.
 The case of woodbury against Winestine ct ux was still before the jury and Judge Cowell in the district court to-day. It was a very lively and sometimes laughable case. Mrs winestine got into cross purposes with Attorney Root. counsel for the plaintiff. several times. She was only a short time on the stand when she stood up and raising her hand. called upon the high and honorable judge to have mercy on her and pro- tect her from that lawyer" Attorney Root. Attorney Root told her several times that If she answered his ques- tions half as we'll as she evaded an- others they would get along better. The jury may get the case late this afternoon
 Tomorrow will decide what plea Edward Leonard will enter to the charge of murder in the frzt degree Of Thomas C. Lockwood. It has been repeatedly said and as repeatedly de- nied hv Assistant States Attorney Kellogg that Leonard will plead guilty to murder in the second degree and that it would be accepted by Mr Kellogg Now it Is reported among the members Of the bar that there vas an understanding. if not agree menf. between LeOnzrdis counsel and the states attorney that he should plead guilty 10 murder in the second degree Bat it vas also said that Leonard should repeat against Cen esky what he had told in the BzSsett trial. and this. it is said he rot oaIy failed to do. but actually denied parts of his former testimony. InI view of the alleged condition of sf- fairs ft Is now said that Attorney KelloEz sfil insist upo1 q trizI ItI Is osite probabie. however. that Leonzrd vfIl plead xuiIty in the se<- cd degree. The oozrt cones Iz e