Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-09
CITY NEWS.

John NJ. Hard has disposed 10 Lucy Jane Kilborn his house and lot on Walnut street.
 William and Johanna Madden nave sold to Tillie Brennan tlelr house and lot on North Riverside street.
 Foster M Robinson of Beckett, Mass, has sold his house and lot on George street to John Morgansrein.
 Nicola Rani was arrested to-day by Detective Kennaugh for trespassing on the tracks of the New York, New Haven and Hartford road in Water vile.
 Lallier's Military band will give their concert and prom at Good Will hall, Waterville, Friday, July 1s. The program will consist of all tie latest popular ais of the day.
 Judge Peasley in the district court this forenoon heard short Case, John Anderson against Julius Rosen- field. The suit was to reco ter inter est on a note and judgment for S1O5 was gwen.
 Mrs William Hardisty and daugh- ter Hilda of Pine Plains, also Mrs James Tallmadge of New York, were guests of Frank Hardisty of Mill Plain for the past couple of weeks On their way home were the guests of Mrs Fred Hardisty of Chapinville and Mrs Charles Hardisty of Sails bury.
 A meeting of Company G. second regiment. C. \. G., has been called for this evening at s o'clock for the purpose of assigning the members to their tents for camp week. The com petifive drill which was held last evening to fill the vacancy caused by the promotion ofe Corporal William Moher. who succeeds Sergeant Frank Reid. retiring. was won by Private Michael F. Slavin.
 The local coal dealers got together Saturday and fixed the price of their stock in trade for the season at s7.50 per ton with a discount of 25 cents a ton provided the full amount of the bill is paid on or be- fore the 18th of the month after the order is delivered. One of the deal CTS told a Democrat reporter th1t this is the best they could do and that there 's not . fortune iE the business al that price. In fact, ne spoke as though there was some like lihood of those now in the business getting tired of the job and deciding to try their hand al something whsrs the labor Is lighter and the reward considerably higher.
 The will of the late Elizabeth Hone was filed today with the pro- hate court. Mrs Hope left to her nephew. James Bergin, to a niece. lane Weldon. and her daughter, Mary. $500 each. To another niece. Elizabeth Harrison, $500 was left in trust for William BeTgiE's sup port. and to the game nieoe all of tessator's funds on deposit in the Dime Savings bank. A personal gift of sIoO Is left tO Ionsignor Slocam. and after a few other beIussts amounting to about s2O0, all the rest is Isft to be equally diviIcd between Elizabeth Harrison. Mary DwyeT, Mar Kelly. Jennie aud Annie Der sin. nieces-
 The funeral of Mrs Mary Fitzpat- rick took place this morning at S:3O o'clock from the home of her sister Mrs D. H. Tierney Of North Main street to st Thomas church The pzII bearers were Frank M- Kenny, William w. Balfe. John r. O'Brien, John r. Farrell. James H. Ryan and lC. F. Mzhoney. The Horal offerings inelnaed a pillow lettered Mama. from children. bouquet of roses from sister and brother: cross lettered Aunt iron Matthew and John Tferrey. wreath Mrs Joseph " iI.ouxhIia: cruss P. J- Laddy. bunch . of carnations. Miss Nellie Foley. car. nations. Mr and Mrs Clarezcs OrBrfsn. wreath. Department s. Wat. erbary Clock Go: carnations and roees. Mss A McGrsil and Led LnuEhlin. ruses. Mrs Grimes. Inter. lmeat wss In Calvary cemetery