Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-03
CITY NEWS.

Dance" at Buckingham hall Satur- day evening.
 The Rev James E. Meehan of East Douglass, Mass, who has been visit ing relatives in this city has return ed home.
 There will be months mind mass tomorrow morning at o'clock at St Patrick's church for the late Mrs Mary Hughes.
 Dr J. D. Freney, who has been absent on his vacation the past month, is home and can be found at his office at his regular hours.
 Walter s. Atwood and family, Prospect street, returned to-day from Woodmont where they have been summering the past month
 The Ladies Aid society of the Third Congregational church will give a supper and entertainment this evening in the. church hall. < Supper from to &. If you want a good supper remember tonight is your best chance an dthe Third Congre- gational church the place.
 The democrats of the fourth ward are talking of having heart to heart talk for tonight with view to hav- ing but one ticket in the field at the primary They may succeed, but the outcome of the conference is doubt full A few of the boys want fight, but beyond that there is no bad feel ing.
 Elizabeth F. Kelley, wife of Mich ael Kelley, died at her home, S46 North Main street, this morning, af- ter a lingering illness She leaves besides her husband, one daughter, Miss Emily Kelley, a teacher in the Webster school. The funeral ar engagements have not yet been com- pleted. Friends are requested to omit flowers.
 Samuel Meidmek, age 16, elevator boy at the Mattatuck Manufacturing company, was painfully injured while at work this morning. He was going up in the elevator when he got his head caught in the apparatus and before the machine was stopped the boys head was badly cut. One of the scalp wounds was about eight inches in length. His face was se- verely gashed and several stitches were necessary to close up the wounds. He was taken to the Wa ,erbury hospital.
 The motorman of car 79 had lots of chances to try his skill this af- ternoon. On one occasion a man drove a big truck in front of the car and the conductor had the time of his life to prevent collision. He did 1t though, and was about get ting over the fright when one of the street sweepers got in his way and refused to move. This was the limit and when the excitement was over and nobody was hurt the passengers agreed that the motorman was pas; master at his business, but that he was playing in hard luck.
 The prospects for the opening oi the scholastic year at the Academy of Notre Dame are good for large. ly increased attendance. There arc to be some changes in the faculty Sister St Maxine has been transfer red to St Joseph's academy, Mon treal. a school of the same order and will be succeeded by Sister S Mary Cecilia of the Ottawa academy Sister St Florentia has been trans ferred to Sydney, c. B. Anothe accession 10 Notre Dame is Siste St Margaret of the Cross. Many vii learn with regret of the departur, of Sister Mary Alexander, who's work in the higher branches ha been so satisfactory. She goes t Kingston. Ont.
 The will of Mrs Adeline E. Mill of Wolcott was filed this afternoon
 ror probate. After deereeing that
 suitable monument shall be place. over her grave. informing the pass
 erby that '.Adelina E. Mills passe
 to spirit life" in such and such
 year, that she was the widow of Gas sius Mills. who passed to spirit If
 from Oswego, Kan. on such date \ she bequeaths s1 each to Ralph ] welton and Mrs F. Eleanor Welto and the rest to her nephew Louis N Welton. In codical dated Marc
 IS. this year, she left all of her proI erty to Mir and Mrs Louis N. Wei ton. Her will states that she con suited Judge Epaphroditus Peck Q Bristol as-to its validity. and that b u.;d ff uae lornl