Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-26
CITY NEWS.

spent Christmas at his home in thi
 city.
 Miss Daisy McGrath of Madison, \
 Weiss.
 Mrs E. l.. Cowles is confined to he
 home on Manhan street with typhoi
 pneumonia.
 Charles E. Egan is confined to hi
 home on Aurora street suffering iron
 rheumatism.
 Walter Seery. assistant professor 0
 engineering at Cornell university, ii
 visiting relatives in town
 Alfred and George Coligan O
 Woodbury spent yesterday at thci
 home on South Elm street.
 Miss Josephine Smith of Bridgepor
 is the guest of Miss Katharin
 O'Brien of North Willow street.
 Joseph Cassidy of New York is
 visiting his aunt, Mrs William J
 Cassidy of S91 East Main street. Miss Agnes M. Murphy of New Bri | tain is the guest of her cousin, Mis- | Angela Maloney of Cooke street. George Muller, employed in Upson | Singleton Co.'S, is confined to his home suffering from typhoid pneumonia. Louis Jackson. student at the Wor-
 cester Polytechnical school is spend- ing the vacation at his home in this city.
 Lester McGraw of Philadelphia spent Christmas with his parents, MT and Mrs Dennis McGraw of Walnut street.
 Harry Cassidy, student in the seminary at Niagara, is visiting his mother. Mrs w. J. Cassidy of East Main street.
 Seery Hayes. a student at West Point, is spending a few days with his parents, Mir and Mrs T. II. Hayes of North Main street.
 Attorney James D. C. Murray of New York is spending a few days with his parents, MT and Mrs Will liam Murray of South street.
 Edward b. Noonan, student at the university of Virginia, is spending the holidays with his parents, Mir and Mrs D. F. Noonan of Wolcott street.
 The schedule for tonights basket ball games are the Bones and Cres- cents at s o'clock, and the ShamrOcks and Hustlers at o'clock. The games will be regular league games.
 The grocery store conducted by Alfred and Arnold Nigro on the cor ner of Kingsbur wand North Main streets has been closed by Constable O'Gorman for debts amounting to about $500.
 Miss Gertrude Wheeler, daughter of MT and Mrs Charles Wheeler of Union street, and Lewis Telerday were married yesterday by the Rev John N. Lewis, jr, rector of the St Johns church.
 Joseph Walsh of Villanova college who is spending the holidays at his home on South Main street will cap tain the football team representing that school next year. Walsh played an excellent game at end during the past season and at the annual bar quet held recently was elected to the | captaincy.
 \ report reached Fire Chief Snagg | to-day that the city ordinance which ! requires that the aiSleS in places nf : public amusement must be kept clear, 1 had been violated at the Jacques last | evening. The chief investigated to- | day and found that while some per sons had taken few chairs from i:t, ! boxes and placed them in the aisles. ! Manager Clancy had them removed | upon learning of the matter. Manager ! Clancy has two things always upper most in his mind. the safety and the [ of the patrons of the Jacques.
 The Colonial Trust company as ex- ecutOr filed it's report on the estate of the late C. E. Webster in the court Of probate to-day. The heirs are Mrs E. C. GrCenman. Mrs J. W. Me- | Reynolds and Miss Clara l.. Webster. l The report is only partial one and there is said to be a disagreement among the heirs respecting it. It shows the estate to be worth $39.- lJO.S2. consisting of realty worth sl0. 7OSSS and personal effects. such as stocks and mortgage notes $29.241.- 4. The report further shows that Miss Webster has received a check for SlI.00. Mrs McTteynoldS not, for Sl0.!s0 and Mrs Greenman nOt.. Tor SlI.6IO. and there has been for taxes and expenses of ! settling the estate. $1.JO0
 James Braithwaite formerly well inOwn in this city. died at his home in Bridgeport Tuesday. and the funeral will lSe held in Bridgeport to-morrow Afternoon at half past two from the amily residence. 3T2 East Main street About twenty years ago Mr BIaith- waite opened the first five ant ten ent restaurant that Waterbury had. [ was lo,'ated on East Main street lmoSt opposite thP Immaculate Con ppti0n church. He was well known n this city and had many friends. 'everal years ago he lOratad in Bridgeport and has been in business here ever since. He was a member f Bridgeport aerie of Eagles and of le Bridgeport Minstrel s-Iub. Be- iIes widow. decease,I is survived bv WI sons. Frank and CharIrs. two aughteTS. Mrs H0Tafi8 Lewis and Hiss Cora Braithwaite. a sister. Mrs Iarvey White. of Bridgeport ana two I0thprs. Wilfrs,l of New Haven and harIeS of California sl IT you di1 not connect at Tanks wing. remember Christmas Don't ait till the rush Call and seleet Bur gifts and we wiII hold them for 1u- Remember vs have UsuT ,usshoId necssszTies in solid silver ad plated ware that make nice pres