Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-19
CITY NEWS.

l William Kennedy, student 4< l Georgetown, has returned home for
 the summer
 The grammar and parochini
 schools closed to-day for the sum mer vacation.
 Joseph Murray of the New York 1 Law school will spend the summer
 at his home on South street. handsome dog belonging to John l J. Devoy of Judd place was killed
 this morning by West Main street
 trolley car.
 John Mitchell of 267 Walnut street fell sick on North Main street the
 other day as he was going to his new home on Burton street. He is now | very III.
 Louis Squires, who was arrested yesterday was released last evening. l The police upon further inquiry in- 1 to the matter concluded they had n0
 case against Squires. ] John Gaffney of Georgetown has
 returned home for the summer. MT i Gaffney was one of the local young men who took the Connecticut bar ! examinations last week. i Miss Kathleen Coughlan, Miss
 Katherine Healey and Miss Lulu
 Murphy, students at Willfmantic
 Normal school, returned to their
 homes in this city to-day
 To-day made the second day of 1 the hearing of the case of Carmine ] Rose against Daniel Fasano in the | district court The trouble is over
 board bill which the plaintiff claims defendant owes.
 The reception of the graduating class of Crosby High school will be held this evening in Leavenworth l hall The presentation DisAet will also be emptied this evening and Miss Helen Cross will do the pre- | senting
 | Evangelist w. R. Andrews of Hartford with a corps of assistants will open a series of special gospel services in a tent at the corner of Johnson and Wateryille streets on | Sunday evening at o'clock. Subject of opening sermon, The Good Old Book It's Friends and Enemies"
 The funeral of Ellen Shiel was
 held this morning from her late
 home on Bishop street with mass
 of requiem at St Thomas's church | by Father Crowley and interment in 1 St Josephs cemetery. The bearers
 were Martin Fahey, Michael Keefe,
 Timothy Keefe, John Dwyer, John Calvin and c. P. Hayes
 List of advertised letters: Miss M. F. Armstrong, R. F. Berry. Frank Cook, Jr, John T. Darley, Mrs George 1 H. Hill, Thomas F. Johnson, Edward A. Lewis, Mrs Mary Leonard, Claton Merritt Louis Pero, James w. Pow 1 CTS, Mrs Frank Peirce, France w. 1 Thomas. Mrs Caroline NJ. Wood Mrs Sadie Young t2).
 Thomas Riley has purchased from | John and Margaret Hanley their ! three family house at IA and IS
 Kenyon street MT Riley has pur-
 chased the same for home and in-
 vestment and will shortly take up his home there. The sale was
 made through the agency of Daniel T. Harrington of 337 East Main | street.
 
 high mass for the deceased members of the five divisions and Ladies Aux ' Hilary of the Ancient Order of Hibefn-
 ians will be celebrated tomorrow morning at St Cecilia's church by the president of Division 1. A. 0. H.. the ! Rev Dr Farrel Martin. All mem | bers and friends of the order are re- spectfully invited to be present.
 Miss Angela Maloney of 9 Cooke street, student at St Elizabeth's col- lege, returned to her home this af- ternoon to spend the summer months. Miss Maloney won the gold medal yesterday for the test essay competed for by members of the sophomore class. This medal is pre- sented to the school annually by Agnes Genevieve Garrigan of New ark. N. ].
 Late this afternoon a verdict may
 be reached in the case of the state against Antonio Farino for assault- ing with intent to murder Gerardo
 Martino. This makes the second day of the trial. Al noon the de- fendant took the stand. The gist of his story was that Martino's son-in- law or cousin fired the shot which hit him in the side. The bullet iE still in his body.
 The Brooklyn Athletic club will hold dance this evening at their hall on Bank street, I.allier's orchestra will furnish music for dancing In connection with the affair gold watch is to be awarded to some lady or gentleman. A gold ring will also be awarded to one of the members of the organization. The hall will De decorated for the occasion and the members will endeavor to give an who attend good time.
 The St Joseph and St Mary T. A. B. societies will leave for Torrington to- morrow morning on a special train at g a. m. to attend the parade and field day exercises Of the C. IT, A. U. Both societies expect to bring home prizes. The St Joseph baseball team is to cross bats with the Manchester IT. A. B. team. The local societies will be accompanied by the famous Father Mathew drum corps of spring field. who are booked for a prite drill at the Torrington Driving park at which place the exercises take place. The special train leaves Tor rington on It's return at 10 ?. n. Par ties desiring to accompany the local IT A socfeffez may do eo the price