Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-24
CITY NEWS.

and Mrs T. J. McLarney.
 A daughter was born yesterday to MT and Mrs John O'Connor of Ridge street.
 I Edward l.. Tucker and son, Louis, of 30 West Clay Street, are visiting friends in Rutland, Vt.
 M. Gavegan, general agent for the Boston Pilot, is in this city in the interest of that paper and reports business good.
 | Paul Carroll of Albany, N. Y., who has been for the past two weeks vis- iting his uncle, J. s. Carroll of East Main street, was suddenly called home to-day by the serious illness of his grandfather, Charles H. Cook of Albany.
 The Right Rev Frederick Foote Johnson, coadjutor bishop of South Dakota, who will speak at St Johns Episcopal church tomorrow evening, will be the guest of the Rev John M. Lewis of Church street. while in this city.
 List of advertised letters: Mrs Jane E. Altman, Joseph Doran, Mar guerite Fry, Charles Freder, John B. Fassett, Alfred Fassitt, Lillian Greenwood, Gertrude Levett, James Hall, Mrs Sophie Sultaire, A. Smith, care Mrs Gibson, Claude Phillips, Maggie Sheeran, Mrs Mary Wilcox, Carlos Williams, George E. Wool over (2.)
 Universalist services Sunday at 10:30 a. m. Preaching by the pas tor, Rev w. F. Dickerman, D. D., Bi- ble school at noon. 7:30 p. m a beautifully illustrated lecture will be given on Conceptions of Death by Great Sculptors." Services are held corner of North Willow street and Wildwood avenue, to which all are cordially invited
 J. F. Farrell, the Bank street pho tographer wishes the public to know that he has had no part in the sale of cheap copy of picture of Mon- signor Slocum the original being taken by him, on the streets of Wa terbury. He thinks that it is time enough to attempt to sell Father Slocum's photo after the good man is laid away to rest and then to sell good photograph and not cheap copy.
 Three months in jail was the sen- tence imposed by Judge Bennett in the superior court late yesterday af- ternoon on Michael Rispoli. who was found guilty of cruelty to horse. The maximum penalty is fine of $250 and Imprisonment in the coun- ty jail one year, or both. The ac- cused had charge of a horse which he neglected in barn and the ani- nal died in consequence. His de- fense was that he informed the owner of the horse that he would be no longer responsible for it's care.
 Attorney F. P. Guilfoile acting for the city in the quo warranto pro- ceedings of Otto Sage against Robert Mackie in which the position of dep> uty building inspector is the stake, has been allowed two weeks in which to file his answer to Sage's complaint issued by Attorney Lynch. Mackie was appointed to the posi- tion last January but Stages coun- sel contends that the appointment was illegal and could not be made according to the charter unless Stage had been discharged. Stage sue. ceeded MT Smith the first deputy in spector upon his death.
 The following cases will not be | tried in the superior court, criminal l side, as they have been nolled: Will liam Noonan, charged with cruelty | to animals. It. was shown at the | lower court trial that the horse said | to have. been abused and died was | "only fairly sound" when it was | hired. Joseph T. Martone, charged | with forgery of note for $123.12. This might be said to be a family af- fair, as according to the allegation | Martone gave the note in his fathers 1 name in payment of certain goods. Rocco Capadone, breaking into Te- resa Padovano's house in the night | time; and Edward Deveny, charged | with escaping from prison. The prison in this case was Brookside, to which Deyeny had been committed to work out fine for intoxication. One day he got chance to give leg bail and he took it.