Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-22
CITY NEWS.

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 Mrs Elizabeth Finnegan of West
 Main street has purchased the two
 family residence of Judge R. A
 Lowe at 29 and 31 Central avenue.> Father Plauszinaitis, who was for
 merly assistant to Father Saurusaitis,
 is now in Bridgeport, where he is in
 charge of new parish. which is be- ing organized in that city. An anniversary requiem mass will
 be celebrated at the Immaculate Con-
 cetpion church tomorrow morning
 at o'clock for the late John H. F.
 Coyle of 922 West Main street.
 The proprietors of Raphael's cloak
 and millinery store. 193 South Main
 street, advertise in another part of
 this paper. their annual spring Open-
 ing and invite the ladies to call and
 see them.
 Mrs NJ. J. Newell, the milliner, at
 57 South Main street, extends an in vitation to all interested to visit her spring opening of all the latest ere ations in millinery. This display will include an endless variety of styles which will be popular during the coming season.
 Of womanly interest that should prompt many ladies to know will be the handsome display of spring mil linery to be shown on the first open- ing day, tomorrow, at A. F. Cowles's store in the new Buckingham build- ing. The showing of vast profusion of flowers, ribbons and shapes deftly trimmed into millinery dreams of att tractive creations to be seen Satur- day will make a visit to MT Cowles's opening an enjoyable treat.
 At a meeting of the North End Improvement club last night a com mittee consisting of John McGrath, Thomas Fleming and George Smith was appointed to take charge of the matter of crosswalks on Farm street. David Crandall. John Smith. E. G. Steinman and w. Northrop were ap- pointed to petition for grades and layouts on Beach, Birch. Wood. Ash and Division streets. The meeting discussed the trolley extension ques- ton. especially on Oak and Farm streets. Supernumerary Policeman Luke will have to face the board of public safety at its next meeting Dn a charge of conduct unbecoming an officer and inefficiency. Commis- l sioner Andrews, after reading a | of the evidence prepared | by Miss Katherine Carroll Bergin. concluded that the officer should | not have done duty at the so-called | Polish club. where men were coming | md going all day on the Sunday of March 3, drinking and carousing. intil the place was raided in the evening.
 Easter number of New York Her i'd will be issued Sunday. March 24. Five full page pictures in five colors. uitable for framing. by the best American artists, Harrison Fisher, F.. f Nadherny. Wallace Morgan, w. I. Loomis and A. Colbert. Six mas erpieces of fiction by William Ham, lton Osborne. Ethel Bret Harte. .ona Gale. Eleanor Raeburn, Roland Iolineux and Fluffy Ruffies." by 'aTolyn Wells Also, Ellis Parker butler. author of Pigs is Pigs" and iaTy Stewart Cutting are eontribu- DTS Order from newsdealers now.
 Mrs Lena Ida Stuber Parsons has rought suit for divorce against her usband. Daniel F. Parsons. Until
 few weeks ago the couple lived on liberty street. when Mrs Parsons, nding it in her view impossible to J we longer with her husband. left i'm. She alleges intolerable cruelty nd infidelity. The couple were mar led in February. 1905. They have nc child. Harold. who is with his lother The Parsons are about 25 ears Of age. Attorney Kennedy rep ssents Mrs Parsons and the case is Jade returnable to the superior court ! April
 Two well known and successful icrrhanis Of the city have combined ] the cloak and fur bISiness. s. orInan of as-I,a South Main street. Inc has l'epn doing business at tl,.iI la-e for many years. has sold out his Ds-k of fixtures and will be pI,aSaI , give she luesf of his attention tO his d customers ai his new store. for .erly l. TrJEleITs fur store. I.0 rand StFeef. "i'p0Site the po~Ioffi-e. here bESineSS will i-s done undIer the amc of the TruIell & For .an Co with fuH line of the hest 1d latest styles and designs os SakS. suits and furS. L. Tr11sI-lI iIl have the fur department un.le- < management and tho rIaak and lit deparrment will Ie under tn. ansgement of $ ForTnan-
 How annoying s H to hav, ztch that Is out of repsir fresueut-
 and in the care Of the watch dor. ' o1e third Of the time. Buy Itch of known reprsfioa- os m