Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-23
CITY NEWS.

MT and Mrs Patrick Degnan, of River street.
 Purchase your dry goods, notions, shoes, etc, at Miss Nellie Doran's, 194 Baldwin street. Tonight is bar gain night. ...
 Mrs David David of South Main street has returned, after visiting friends and relatives in New York and Brooklyn.
 The Celtic Medical society will meet at Dr Dwyer's residence, Mon day, March 25th, at 9 p. m. Dr John Lynch of Bridgeport will read on "Splenomegaly.'
 l State Police Officer Hurley of Will 1 limantic paid a visit to the local police station to-day. Hurley was on his way home and remained in town only short time. -. S4 and 8 gold filled eye glasses and rimless speetacles, guaranteed | for 10 years. Reduced to $2 and $2.50, for next week only at r. r. Slavin's, eye-sight specialist, 167 Bank street.
 Easter Monday night. the members of MT and Mrs John F. Kicks dane | ing academy will give their sixth an- l nual reception and dance at Leavel- | worth hall. X handsome souvenir will be given to each guest. A fine l selected dance order will be furnish | ed by Galipeau,s orchestra.
 The sanitary inspector has big job | aho of. inn, oh fnr is hoped that he will attend to it be- fore going into the outskirts. Some of the backyards and alleyways are in a very filthy condition and the owners should be compelled to clean up as soon as possible and keep them in better shape.
 I On April 15, Arbor day, the senior class of the Crosby High school will hold exercises at Hamilton park. It was recently voted by the school board that each senior class here after will plant tree in Hamilton park on Arbor day. Each tree shall have a sign with the year of the class on it.
 There may be something about you in the Sunday Telegram tomorrow. B. & A. McGrath. milliners, with parlors at 65 Bank street, will have their spring opening on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday of mex, week. All the latest models and trimmings may be found in great abundance and the ladies of Water bury and vicinity are invited to at tend and examine the new styles.
 This is the evening for Mrs Nicho las o. Buker's talk to Friendly league members and all interested in life at sea. Mrs Buker has crossed tht ocean eighteen times and has hat many interesting experiences, some of which she will relate this evening in the Friendly league hall. Tall begins at S:30. No tickets required
 When the matter of appointing ar administrator on the estate of the lat; Michael Horan came up in the pro bate court to-day before Judge Low, there were about dozen heirs pres ent. Horan was hermit and liveC on Bucks hill. and some weeks az, after snow storm was found dead il his house. There was no difference of opinion between the heirs as to th, appointment of an administrator ana
 Attorney James r.. Russell was so lected for the office. IIoran's estat' is farm said 10 be worth from Sl,0o' to S3.oJO.
 Easter number of New York Her aid will be issued Sunday. March "A Five full page pictures in five colors suitable for framing, by the bes r American artists. Harrison Fisher. F I V. Nadherny. Wallace Morgan. W Fl. Loomis and A. Colbert. Six mas terpieces of fiction by William Ham 5 ilton Osborne. Ethel Bret Harte l Zona Gale. Eleanor Raeburn. Rolan, , Molineux and Fluffy Ruffies." b, Carolyn Wells. Also. Ellis Parke Butler. author of Pigs is Pigs" am Mary Stewart Cutting are contribu tors. Order from newsdealers now.
 The Waterbury Ear association committee on legislation. at the week
 ly meeting held this forenoon re ported that Coroner Eli Mix of New
 Haven is actively opposed to the ap pointment of coroner pr a deput. coroner for Waterbury. AttorEe,
 Kennedy. chairman of the eommitte reported that he had received com l munication from Coroner Mix stat ing his opposition to the measure fo 2 the appointment of d coroner or de , putv for Waterbury. Nevertheless , the committee was told to % ahea' and if possible to induce the judi ciary committee tv report favorabll on a measure that will make Water ! bury independent Of New Haven il : this matter.
 There was to have been g hesrin in the probate court this morning ot an application for the appointment c Q la guardian over Anna Brown. sever residing with her mother. Mrs. Cath lerine Brown on Railroad Hill street but for the convenience of those con , csrnsd il was adjourned withou date. Attorney Russell appeared fo John Brown. the defendant in th proceedings and claimed that 2 Brown has brought suit for divore and the custody of the child, th superior court ought to be lei to decide which parent shall have th lshiId. Brown and his wife parte ssix months ago. Brown claims h was turned out of tta house by hi wife. over a dozen of Mrs Brown nsishbors were on hand to testif against him. Mrs Brown was repre- sented by Attorney Guilfoile vh scored Brown most severely.
 
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