Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-05
CITY NEWS


 motion to sell a part of the estate of the late Chauncey E. Webster.
 There will be a months mind mass Thursday morning at 8 o'clock at the Immaculate Conception church for the late Mrs Margaret Smith.
 Dr Frederick William Herr left this morning for Pinehurst, N. O., where he will spend two weeks va cation with his brother, Dr George G. Herr.
 A months mind mass of requiem will be celebrated at the Immaculate Conception church tomorrow morn ing at s o'clock for the late Mrs Bridget Murnan of West Main street.
 Cathleen, aged years and 3 months, daughter of MT and Mrs Pat rick Flinter of 119 Park avenue, died this morning of diphtheria, after a few days illness. The funeral was private and was held this afternoon at o'clock with interment in Cal vary cemetery.
 There will be an examination on February 23 at the local post office for a rural carrier. If you want to compete for the position you must have your application filed on or be- fore the thirteenth of the month. Ap- plication blanks and such other in- formation as is necessary will be fur nished upon application at the post office.
 The Salvation army shelter will be open to every one in need during this severe storm. It is situated at 324 South Main street. The place has been put in a first class condition, thoroughly cleaned and fumlgated. All are invited to take shelter, food and rest. The charitably inclined who are gifted with means are asked to contribute their mite to help out the good work.
 There appears to be trouble be- tween George Benson and his wife, Lulu over the custody of their minor children, Derwin and Helen. The Bensons live on Howard street and so great is their difficulty over the children that they have called up- ! on the court to adjust it. Mrs Ben son has retained Attorney Guilfoile and Mir Benson, Attorney Russell and tomorrow morning in the probate court there will be hearing to ap' point a guardian.
 James J. Madden, aged 21, died to-day at o'clock at the home of his mother. Mrs Alexander Loiselle, 13 Ward street. He was the oldest son of the late town clerk. James J. Mad den. and was we'll and favorably known about town. Besides his mother he leaves one brother, John, and one sister, Helen Loiselle. The funeral will be held Thursday morn- ing at s:20 o'clock with services at St Thomas church and interment in new St Joseph's cemetery.
 A long dispute between Frederick Demsky and his neighbor, Robert Judd on Town Plot. was given a hearing in the district court to-day be- fore Judge Peasley. Damages of s200 was claimed by Demsky. He alleges nc has right of way through a certain part of Judd's land and that Judd has refused to let him go through and he therefore wants Judd elected from the premises. Judd. on the other hand. contends that he has a deed to the property claimed by Demsky. The decision. which was reserved. depends upon the construc- ton of the deed.
 The new officers of Colonel Finer son Liscomb camp. No r.. Spanish War veterans. we're installed last night in the reading room of ihe q. A. R. by Major John l.. TilsOn. speaker of the house of representa- tiveS. and Charles K. Hutchinson of New Haven. The officers are: Com mander Aubrey s. Edwards: senior vice-conimander. Joseph Monaghan: chaplain. Joseph C. Healicn: adju. tant. Walter ]. Hawthorne: quarter master. Robert Sutton. officer of the day. Charles !. Haggarfy: trustees. Thomas !. Lynch. Bernard I. Reilly and Olin Johnson
 The funeral of Matthew LawlOr took place this morning from his late home on Fleet street with a mass of requiem at St Thomas church by Father Ryan and interment in new St Icseph's cemetery. The bearers were William Farrell. Thomas Por- ter. Christopher Talbot. John ConrOy. Christopher Dunn and Thomas Bar- ". The floral tributes included q pillow marked Husband" from the widow of the deceased. mound. Court Acme. F. of A: cross. Mir and Mrs John LawIor: cross. Mr and Mrs Frank Porter. bouquets. Mir and Mrs Merry. Mary LavIor. Margaret Ker- win. Rose. Mary. Evelyn and Maggie. nieees of the deceased
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