Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-11
CITY NEWS.

$3.50 and $500 sweaters now 1,75 at
Epson, Singleton & Cos.
A son was born this morning to
Mr. and Mrs D. j. Keefe of Highland
avenue.
There will be meeting of st Mary's
T. A. society this evening at s o'clock
at st Patrick's hall.
Tomorrow being Lincoln's birth
day, the Bronson library will be
closed the entire day.
Myrtle temple, Pythian Sisters,
will hold a card party and whist this
evening at Speedwell hall.
The pupils of Miss Tenants room
at Croft school went on sleigh ride
to Thomaston this afternoon.
The board of public works will meet
at s o'clock tonight. Hearings will
be held on the proposed layout Of
Madison street. Birch street, Long
Hill road and Division street.
Mrs Max Shelter and daughter,
spending a vacation with Mrs Shot,
ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Schneider Of Providence, R. l.
Mems 25c wool sox seconds, 10c at
Epson, Singleton & Cos.
The street department has prac-
tically completed the work of re-
moving the snow from the public
| thoroughfares, and unless some
more falls pretty soon nearly all
the men who found employment at
| it will be out of work.
Michael DAILY, an Italian, was ar
rested in this city to-day by Detective
Kennaugh on a charge of theft
Mike" is wanted in Plymouth for
stealing wood from farmer. Sheriff
Barnes of Plymouth came down this
morning and took the prisoner to
Plymouth.
Special sale of boys IS to S. suits,
| overcoats and REFERS S1.94 at Epson,
Singleton & Cos.
An attachment for about $500
was placed on the store of Rubin
Gordon in the Russell building on
Bank street last evening. One
claim amounts to $3.50 and another
1915. The papers were served by
Constable Lunny and the claim is OIL
note held by Bernard Shreyer.
Tomorrow will be Lincoln day, Il
legal holiday. The banking institu-
lions, the Bronson library, the city
and town clerks offices, the collec-
tors Office and the department of
charities will be closed, but of
course if anything out of the or
binary turns up there will be some
body in each place to attend to it.
c. ]. Thompson, baggagemaster al
the Naugatuck station, says he saw
half a dozen bluebirds in his garden
this noon and he knows by the wa!
they were hustling around that they
have already decided to commence
housekeeping, which means that the
backbone of winter is broken and af.
ter a few weeks everybody will have
all the work he can swing into.
Rev Peter C. DUNCAN, formerly
of the Sacred Heart church, this
city, delivered a sermon to very
large audience of members of the
Holy Name society in st Peters
church, Lowell, last sunday even
ing. st Peters church is one of the
largest and most beautiful churches
! in the United States and having a
seating capacity for 1890 people.
The will of the late Mrs Mary A.
Mcfarland was filed for probate to-
day. Mrs Mcfarland bequeathed
| 500 TO her children. Sarah Flood and
John Mcfarland. and the balance TO
Frank and her daughters Mary, Eliza
l. beth and Alice. She stated in her
will that she left nothing to her son
| Patrick because she had previously
provided for him by deed. William
Balfe is named executor.
Timothy Kelly. who lived in Oak
vile, and died there quite recently,
! left a will which was probated to-day.
| 1t is rather lengthy document. To
| his daughter Catherine Cecilia, he left
the homestead and TO the rest Of his
| children he left different pieces of land.
! located in Oakville To his sons John
and Timothy he left mortgage note
| for s1.6O. 4 note for the same amount
I 10 Keron and Michael To his grand
son Edmund he left 500 to Catherine
/ Cecilia and Mary Agnes each. 500.
/ Timothy and the Rev Matthew J.
! Traynor are named executors.
Mems I:,c and S1nO caps for JOc at
! Epson, Singleton 4 COS.
The soIality of 81 Cecilia's church
will give valentine party in the
/ parish hall on Friday evening The Of
/ ticcrs Of the soladity are: President.
! Miss Barbara Stadler: vice president.
( Miss Lillian Stadlcr: secretary and
I treasurer, Miss Josephine ArmbrUsteF
. The members Of the s"dality are the
. Misses May and Grace Berg. AngcIinp
and Teresa Hummell. Margaret De-
men. Frances B0esenhFuch. Cecilia
Crnchet. Mary Scholer. Mary B0r,I-
man. Cecilia B0senbruch. LOUISE and
Augusta Oswald. Mary Elocke. Eli
Zaheth FAX. Sarah Benning bradley.
[ Edith Brnning Bradley. Rarharl aud
/ Teresa Euglehart. Josephine Arm.
+ brnslcr. Anna Glass. Mary RonaIter
Rose. Lena AMI Mary Nassann. "a
3 rah e. Kennedy. Louise and Cecilia
Hugg. Eugcnia Bernardo. Barbara
I craft. Frs,la Miller. Anna Messlck.
Edith Harm and Fre,Ia Herlsst-