Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-18
CITY NEWS.

The DOuGu Ol euuCdtloi Nii HUI" '' regular meeting in the office in the high school this evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 Jerome Fielding of Meriden and his sister, Miss Nora Fielding were the guests yesterday of Miss Anna Fahy of West Burton street.
 Miss Agnes Finnegan of Church street sailed for Ireland Saturday with the expectation of remaining there for some time for the benefit of her health.
 The will of William N. Vance, who died suddenly last week, was filed to-day for probate. MT Vance left all of his estate to his widow, Mar garet Vance.
 Deputy Coroner Walter D. Make peace worked all day yesterday on the charges against Dr Hugh J. DeNer' but did not complete his report Tor the superior court. He expects to be able to file it in few days.
 Daniel J. Buckley, who has re- turned from Villanova college, and Miss Emma Gross of Hill street will be married in the rectory of St Thomas's church on Wednesday morning by the Rev T. M. Crowley.
 Benjamin Witkowski, editor of the Examiner, will enter the New York hospital tomorrow, where he will undergo a course of treatment for sore feet, the after effect oi blood poisoning caused by trimming corn.
 The case of the Empire Distilling company against John Laudatti oi Charles street begain in the district court today before Judge Peasley A bill for S295 for goods said tC have been delivered is the cause oi the contention.
 Hugh Feeley of Bishop street bad' ! all his friends good bye Saturday, as he sails for his old home in Ireland Saturday. intending to remain there for few years at all events. Ills children. who were all born here, re main behind with friends.
 Passengers on the 9:30 car iron this city to New Haven Saturday saw a couple of small deer near Mixville The animals were walking leisurel! through one of the lots. Deer seen to be plentiful in the vicinity of Wa terbury just at present. as severa have been seen within the past few weeks.
 Frank Colligan, age years, sol of Mrs Catherine Colligan of Soutl Elm street, fell of a shed near Ou Lady of Lourdes church Saturda! morning and received a bad seall wound which necessitated seyel stitches. It was a drop of abou twenty feet and the boy was ren dered unconscious by the fall.
 Ernest Petrowski tried to work tn bunco game on the property man O ..Bunco in Arizona which played a PolTs to-day. PetrOwski is said L have stolen a pair of leggings iron I.arsou's barn on Water street to day where some of the property O the show was placed temporarily. HI
 was brought in this afternoon by De tective COlesanto.
 ] Miss Marie HOllingshead. the dra
 matic soprano from New York, wh | gave q concert at NOtre Dame con
 vent on last Friday evening. has de
 ciied to take up her home in tn
 city and will shortly open a gtudi here Miss HOllinshead is a pup
 of William Shakespeare of London
 and has had a wide experience A present she is located at NotT Il Dame convent. where she will met all those who desire to make al engagements for instruction sl Edward J. Finn is moving into hi ] new store. 25 Exchange place, tt day. and will have everything in il own place by Wednesday morning ! The floor space is considerably large 5 than any MT Finn ever had befor !. and with a large consignment of ne r goods and lots of roou- he exPeci !, to be able to give even better satf } faction than at any time in the pas ? The place has been thoroughly rem } vsted and the proprietor extends ; cordial invitation to the public ? call in and see hIs new quarters an look over the additions to his stocl