Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-01
CITY NEWS.

the office Of the superior court IS on the sick list at her home on the Brad leyville road.
 Edward l.. Flynn, graduate of Monroe's business college, has accept ed a situation as bookkeeper with the Emmigrant's Industrial savings bank of New York.
 The office force of the superior court is in the embrace of the grip. Clerk Marsh went home last evening with severe cold and Court Messenger Ed ward B. Platt is sick to, but manages to keep the office open.
 Judgment for the foreclosure of a mortgage was allowed Walter S. Nun ger of Watertown against Michael Demianovicz for S229.50 in the district court by Judge Peasley this morning, The property involved is located on Ben Mohr.
 Universalist services tomorrow will be as follows: 10:30 a. m., preaching by Rev W. F. Dickerman. subject of sermon, What Would Follow the Abolition of Religion?' Place Of meeting. G. A. R. hail. 10S Bank street. All are cordially invited.
 Major General A J. Stobbart of St Paul, Minn, will be the guest of Speed wei lodge, No 10, k. of P, on Feb ruary 10. Companions will be ill at tendance from different towns. The lodge will hold the first of a series of Saturday evening socials this evening.
 An order issued from the office of the adiutant general yesterday settles the controversy between the teams of the First and Second regiments re- garding the scores made at the state rifle match held last July by declar- ing the match to have been null and void.
 A study of India was commenced yesterday afternoon in the parlors or the First Methodist church by ju- venile foreign missionary society con- nected with the church, known as the Morning Stars. The teacher is Miss Jennie May Summers. The teacher and her pupils were costumed ill con- ventional India gowns.
 For the first time in many months the tube department and one of the wire mills of the Benedict X Burnham company worked six days, eight hours, this week. This is decided im- provement over conditions that pre- vailed the past few months. In general way business conditions all over the city are improving.
 The regular monthly meeting of Sheridan Council, No 24, K. Of c.. will be held at 3 o'clock tomorrow instead of f. the usual hour. This change is made necessary on account of the large amount of business to be transacted. At this meeting the first degree will be conferred upon several candidates. All the members of the K. of C. in the city are invited to attend.
 A will in q foreign language is new thing in the probate court. One written in French, was filed there to- day. It was the will of the late Mrs GeOrgine Soucy, and there will be hearing on it next Thursday. It will have to be translated into the lan- guage of this country before intelli- gent action can be taken on it by the court. and that must be done lefore the date set for the hearing. There is nothing illegal. it seems. in filing such a will, but it is very unusual and if such thing ever happened before In the local probate court, no one is aware of it.
 Attorney F. r. Cole filed a petition with the probate court to-day for the removal of Thomas and Daniel Cav anaugh as executors on the estate of the late Mary Cavanaugh, their mother. and Attorney T. r. Carmody was appointed in their place to admin ister the affairs of the property. which is located on Williams street. There was no opposition to the removal At torncv Coles reasons for asking for a change was that the executors were not performing their duties with jus tice to the property and it's creditors. Mr Cole is a mOrtgagee of the prop erty.
 Among the c3rl clergymen present at Holy Gross cathedral. Boston. last Wednesday. when the most Rev Will liam II. O'Connell. archbishop 0f Bos- ton was invested with the pallium by Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore. in the presence Of thousands 0f spectators. were the following from the diOrese of Hartford. Right Rev M. Tierney. D. D.. bislInp uf Hartford: Very Rev Mgr. ]. SyunUtt. vicar general 0f inc di,Y-pSa: Rev Walter ShanIey. r. k. Rev \. V. Coleman and Rev ]. D. Kennedy of Dauhury: Rev Father Farmer. Q. r.. and Rev John Mc'iiv- ney. New Haven: Rev Dr R. F. MoJrp. New Britain; Rev ". IT. Retiding. T-nlOnviIIe: Rev P. C. DunigaH. New town: Rev Dr r.. Joyce. Windsor Locks. Rev r. Mc6iivuey. NiidlstoEn: Rev D. Hurley. East Hartf0ri: Rev r.. \. Flanuery. HazarIville. Rev !. Gui- net. VI. &. Hartford and Rev ElwaUl J. Brennan. CNew HavenJ T. <. N. chaplain 0f the Charie<toWn navy yard Archbishop O'Connell Is the scr ond preIate in this lioogse to receive the uaEiuTn- His preslecsssOr. the late .Arrhhfsha7, John ]. Williams was in- vested in 1S55 I,y the late Cardinal Me C1cskey- The sacrri TaIIium arrived a few weeks ag8 in the eaTe nf a szseeial emI<slry from his holmes. Pope Pins x It is a Izand Of white lambs wool thrpp fingers in wislth and eraI in form with a IapEset at eaeh end of the oval Six purple cruSses gre eFnFrSs.IerstI ou t. It Is worn on the