Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-16
CITY NEWS

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 and Mrs William Glynn, of 1 Matta. tuck street.
 The James Meagher monument com
 mittee will hold an important meet.
 ing tomorrow evening at s o'clock.
 The NJ. A. Whist club will give a
 promenade and dance at Columbus
 hall on Monday evening, June Il. A "kirIness" under the direction of 1 Miss NJ. c. Mcdonnell, will be given at Polls theater on Tuesday evening,
 May 20.
 At the meeting of the Silas Bron-
 son conclave, l. o. H., last night, the
 sum of $10 was appropriated for the
 San Francisco relief fund. Assignments made in the city court, civil side, to-day were the Langley Furniture Co against B. Benowitz, Saturday; and Mangini against Barbiere, Monday. Elizabeth Cestaro aged three years, daughter of Mir and Mrs William
 Cestaro of 255 Dublin street, died yes- terday after an illness of ten days of pneumonia. The funeral took place this afternoon with burial in Calvary cemetery.
 Ann Creegan, died early this morn- ing at her home. 9 Pratt place. She
 leaves husband. John Creegan. two daughters, Mrs James Mulhearn, Mrs Bernard O'Neil. and one brother. Owen Loy. The funeral will take place Friday morning at St Patrick's church. Burial in St Joseph's ceme- ter.
 A runaway horse came tearing down East Main street this morning. and it made other teamsters keep on the anxious seat for few moments. When 1t reached Spring street. it gave sharp turn and as the going was good along this thoroughfare it increased its speed. It was captured near Louck's stables.
 Russell Bierce has. through Attor- tory Hayes, brought two suits against l Samuel M. Freedman of Bank street for possession of two pieces of prop erty, situated respectively at 901 North Main street and 35 Elizabeth street. Damages of $5,000 is claim ed, and the suits are made return able to the superior court the first Tuesday in June. The defendant bought the property only a few days ago from the plaintiff
 More work for the garbage collec- tor; three more dogs were sent into dog heaven to-day by the bullets from the gun of Terrible Terrence Lynch. Officer Lynch can now hit the dogs eye every time and after he has re- ceived a little more practice on the canines he will be ready to defend his title against all corners. This makes six dogs that have been shot at the station in the past two days.
 Selecting wedding gifts here is genuine pleasure. and for many req sons. The stocks are large and com prehensive, the articles shown the newest designs. the prices are mod crate, the value of any article is un- questionable, and as last but by no means least advantage. we are al- ways glad to show you anything and everything. Silver. sterling and plated; cut glass for many purposes. iewelry, gem set or plain. The Lake & Strobel Co.
 Pouli Butki, an employe of the Waterbury Brass Go, was arrested to-day in civil suit for $100 dam ages for assaulting Peter Carlos. The papers were issued by Attorney Lynch and the arrest made by Cor stable Lannon. Carlos was before the city court a few days ago for oraatfpy i, dfeturhapoo fn bfo ho,rd ing house on Green street. He said that some one tried to bite bit out of his face and now he claims Butki was the person.
 Leo. the 5 years old son of Mir and Mrs Timothy Conway of Bucking- ham street. is in a serious condition as a result of a fall from the veranda of the building. The boy was looking over the banister when he lost his balance and was precipitated into the yard. fracturing the base of his skull. He was unconscious for several hours and at times 1t was thought that he was dead, but he rallied and hopes were entertained that he would re- unconscious and at press hour little IT any nOpe NdS tuNtTtdlutQ OI uls recovery. The fall was not over four feet. but he fell in such a way that the injury. 1t Is feared. will prove serious. He was a beautiful child and the accident has cast a gloom over the whole family.
 At noon to-day the will of the late Charles E..Lamb. who was assistant cashier at the Citizens bank, was filed with the probate court. Mr Lamb made his son. William P. and his son-in-lsw. Charles \. Perry. his executors. He discharged his son from an indebtedness of s3,50o for which he held his note and. to equal ize that bequest ne left his daughter. Mary Lamb Perry. a like amount The widow Caroline is left a life in- terest in the estate which shall be held in trust for her by her son and son-in-lav. and if at any time the in- come from this falls below f7.5e0, she has the right to demand the en- tire property. Upon her death the estate shall be divided in equal parts between the son and the daughter. Mfr Lambs estate amounts to s1oo.- coo The vill vas drawn up by At-