Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-13
CITY NEWS.

American band prom at City hall tomorrow evening.
 There will be a months mind re- quiem mass for the late Patrick Ly- man at o'clock saturday morning at the Sacred Heart church.
 Alfred Lewis, one of the family that has been confined at the Waterbury hospital for several weks with typhoid fever. was taken to his home in Southbury to-day.
 Mrs Mary Squires died to-day at the Brookside home. The deceased was a native of New York, but had lived in Waterbury for the past fifty years. She leaves three sons.
 Suit has been brought by Benjamin Bodian against Joseph Neiman for $1OO damages. the outcome of fight in which the plaintiff was badly pum- melled. The case is returnable to court the fourth Tuesday of Decem- Der.
 The Robbins street trolley was put in commission to-day. The road was inspected yesterday by Y. w. G.. Smith, acting for the railroad com missioners, and pronounced it all right From now on cars will run on regular schedule time
 Joseph Brother. the youthful klep- tomaniac. who was arrested in this city yesterday. was taken back to Northampton. Mass. this morning by Special Officer Fred D. Aldrich. The boy nor his uncle made no fuss about his going back and did not demand re- quisition papers.
 At the big Come Back to Erin" concert of the Queens Daughters. which takes place at City hall on Sunday evening. the Rev T. M. Crowley of St Thomas's church vii: introduce the distinguished lecturer, Miss Charlotte Holloway. The la dies who are selling tickets for the affair meet this evening at St Pat rick's hall to complete final arrange ments.
 The assignment of cases for next week in the superior court Is as fol- lows: Tuesday. Michael Dunn vs Margaret Grant ct al. Michael Dunn g appeal from probate. C. F. DOwney vs Frank l.. DOnahue ct al. Edward F. Cole vs Mars Tafel; Wednesday. Daisy L. HudsOn's appeal from pro bate. Elmer J. Beach vs Mabel Beach. contested divorce suit; Miles McNin vs the city of Waterbury. and tho Watertown Savings bank vs Emil C Marggraff: Thursday. (. II. Fren"h. trustee. vs JacOG Albert.
 Wednesday evening the election of officers of F.. L. DeFOrest council, R A., was held at Engineers hall. G. \. R. building. at S o'clock. They are as follows: Regent. Michael JOseDh Feeney: vice-regent. Albert Joseph Trenkle: orator. Henry Peter Le- zotte: secretary. Albert Hubert Hart: collector. James Sandford: treasure~. Joseph \. St Louis: chaplain. David Hanley: guide. Henry Carlin: war den. Edward 1T. Hayes; sentry. Stephen ]. O'RUuTke: trustee for three years. James W. Oxley; repre- sentative to Grand council eOnventiOE to be held in Waterbury. David HaE- ley.
 RetributfOn a5Dears tO have over taken the reputed head Of the lOczI milk combine and alleged cause Of the recent advance in the price Of milk. Arthur o Mitchell of BethIe- hem. for he is nov in the thrOes 0. bankruptcy proceedings Where Mitchell is no enc seems to know Attorney Abner p Hayes. represeEt- ing several of MitehelI-s creditors has filed a petition in bankruptcy against him and J. Clifford Els has been installed as oaretaker of hts plant on FrsnkI5n court. which was sttsrhed a few days ago for the bers- it Of his creditors uitehslTs Iu- 6ebtedzess an0sHts to zbOat S zee
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