Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-13
CITY NEWS.


Main street is entertaining her aunt,
Mrs Gray Of Willimantic.
Knickerbocker suits for confirma-
ton, black unfinished worsted, 5000
at Epson, Singleton & Cos.
Miss Mary Flannery Of Baldwin
street is enjoying a few days vaca-
ton with friends in Hartford.
At it's meeting last evening Court
Martin Hellmann voted to donate $40
to the Anti-Tuberculosis league.
Tickets for the Sunday night con
cert of the c. w. A. at Jacques thea
ter are now on exchange at box office.
Miss Bertha McConkey, supervisor
of the primary grades in Springfield,
Mass, visited the schools of this city
yesterday.
Charles F. Hungerford and M. F.
Parkinson are in Hartford to-day at
tending the meeting of the republi-
can state central committee.
Chauncley Seeley will soon break
ground for two new houses on
Lounsbury street. This makes four
buildings already in the works for
that street.
An anniversary requiem mass will
be celebrated at 1880 o'clock to-mor-
row morning at St Francis Xavier's
church for the late William McGrath
of Baldwin street.
An anniversary mass will be cele-
brated at the Immaculate Conception
church tomorrow morning at 8
o'clock for the late DR. E. w. Nc
Donald of East Main street.
Rev John n. Lewis, Jr, was the
preacher yesterday at the noon Len
ten service at Christ church, Hart
ford, in place of Rev William II.
Garth of Naugatuck, who was unable
to attend on account of illness.
Mary Hayes of Jersey City was
picked up on Sunnyside avenue last
evening by Officer Donahue and in
the city court to-day she was charged
with intoxication and was given the
alternative of paying IS and costs
or leave town before tomorrow.
This was her first time in court.
Another food sale will be held TO-
morrow by the members of the
Queens Daughters in the Curran
Dry Goods Cos basement. The last
sale held some weeks ago was big
success and quite little money was
realized. This money is used for
charity throughout the city and is
for a very worthy purpose. The
committee will be pleased to receive
any contributions for this purpose
at the sale tomorrow.
Owing to the demand there has
been at the Hallet & Davis piano
store in the Buckingham building fol
sheet music the firm has decided tC
open up a department where all kinds
OF sheet music may be procured. New
fixtures have been put in for this pur'
pose and when fitted up with the
stock which they intend to carry II
will be a big addition to the store
The new department will be In
charge of William Rose one of the
popular musicians Of this city.
The funeral OF Frederick 81
Armand was held this morning from
his late residence, PA South Elm
street, to st Annes church, where
mass of requiem was celebrated by
Father Lamontagne. The bearers
were William G. Doucette, Ernest J
Derouin, James Lafamme, Philip
Valois, Oscar Duples, Nelson Promo
vost. The floral tributes included a
cross from the sisters and Mrs +,
Shepard; standing wreath, depart.
ment SO, Waterbury Clock Co; bou'
. quet. Miss Maria Straus. Intermenl
was in Calvary cemetery.
At a meeting of Turks tribe, !. o
r. NJ, last night a committee con
sisting of l.. NJ. Cornish. w. II. Bar
tram. F. J. Spellman and G. II. Ges
sert was appointed to arrange for ;
trip TO Naugatuck on the evening o
March 26 TO attend the anniversar!
celebration Of Mattatuck tribe. l. O
R. NJ. of that place. Past Sachen
Charles A. Osborne Of New Haven
recently returned from a trip to tn,
Hawaiian islands. Japan and Cali
fornia. was present and gave an In
teresting talk on his tour. An ad
dress was also made by c. II. Blake.
II was rumored to-day that Their,
is going to he law over the estate LEFT
by the late dentist. sherman W chip
man. The estate consists Of a hoEs,
on Prospect street and a slice ~ Cen.
ter street property an which stand,
four story building The whole &,
estimated at about 5000 Il IS sab
the doctor left a will. leaving il NJ
to his widow. who was his seron,
wife. Another report Is 20 tho effeC
that Mrs Chapman has placed III,
| management Of the estate in tn
bands Of lawyers in anticipation NJ
I trouble over the estate II the do
tor left no will. then the estatr wouIJ
be divided between the heirs afte
| the widow was given one-thirI 81 8
and S2GOo II. as reported. he di,
leave a will. the only contention ths
could arise would he that 81 va
drawn up under undue influence
Il
state Democratic Committee.