Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-27

luS Hei SlSleI, MTS EuSeQle SCnulIl of Bridgeport.
 Mrs Frank McPhee of Silver street is visiting her husband who is un. derscing treatment in Boston hos, pital.
 The condition of Frank Ney. the youth who was injured on Wolcott street by double ripper on Tuesday afternoon is still in a critical condi- tion at the hospital.
 Charles Miller of this city was elected member of the board of di. rectors of the American Hardware corporation at a. meeting held Tues day in New Britain. P.
 J, M. Granville, who was struck by trolley car on West Main street last week, was removed from the Waterbury hospital this afternoon and taken to his home on Hawkins street.
 John Lonkievicz and Mary Medoroi- vic were married yesterday morning at St Ceciia's church by the Rev Far rel Martin. The witnesses were James Chabotis and Miss Lizzie Ma takits.
 The will of the late Leo C. Herr. who died a few days ago, was filed with the probate court to-day It was drawn up by Attorney E. L.. Seery day before MT Herr's death, at his house. The witnesses were May Murphy, Frank w. Herr and E. L.. Seery. All of the estate is left to the widow, Wilhelmina, who is named eXecutor.
 The board of public works had a talk the other night on trimming trees. Superintendent Walker said it is expensive work because it is very difficult to get men to do the climb ing. He said that horses are doing more to kill out nice shade trees than anything else and suggested that every tree be covered with strong wire netting.
 An important meeting of the Catholic Women's association will be held this evening and every member is requested to be present. Arrange ments, now we'll under way, will be completed for the annual entertain ment in honor of St Patrick, which will be held at the Jacques opera house on Sunday evening, March 15. One of the best and most pleasing en- tertainments of the year will be given on that evening.
 Boys S1.5O blue serge knickerbock- CTS 95c at Upson, Singleton X Cos.
 A quarter of a century ago young man used to come up from New Ha- ven to cover" things, legislative and other. for the New York Sun. Ed" Downes was popular and all right. Stumped for Cleveland and got the consulship at Amsterdam. And then somehow he disappeared. But he went to Rome. studied. and was or dained a priest. Many do not re- cognize him now in the Rev Father Downes. head of the mission priests at Milford and one of the most az gressive and valiant members of the priesthood of the Hartford diocese Hartford Times.
 Notwithstanding the fact that the BroOkside home is taxed to it's capacity applicants are coming into the charity department daily for ad- mission tO the home. At present there are about 145 inmates at Brook side Every available cot is occupied. The largest number of persons for the past few years was 12S Many foreigners are calling upon Superin- tendent Morris looking for aid. It was only a couple of days ago that two young Lithuanians who had been in the country less than six months came around for help. They seemed to be suffering from tuberculosis and apparently were in no condition to work even if they were able to secure it.
 Most of the property owners in the north end take what they term a practical view of the paving question. Give HIS a few more lights. better sidewalks and some police and we'll get along nicely without paved streets for the present. remarked one of the speakers st the hearing Tuesday night Talking the matter over later with a Democrat reporter the gentleman claimed that if there is any way of getting around it he wished the aldermen would transfer all the money appropriated for per manent paving to lights and police He cOntended that the town Is not half polired and ridicIIed the idea Of putting down brick pavement 0n street where a man cannot main tain a fence or flower garden because Of the lack of police protection.
 AttaFIBey F.. F. CoIe has flied with thp probate court an interesting d"cu- rupur relative to tlle estate of tlse late Edusrl <. Smith. It iS ihe annual statement of Mr CoIe as trustee. dat niE bark to February i7. year ag". down ta date It shows that iaSt Fehruary the estate iuventoriei SIsi.- StTE. This consisted of moTtGage~. rraI estate. interest. eighty shares 0f sfa-k ia ihc Waterbury Ruttoa eom- panv. iuveuteFfeI at S2oa. and 4-- nss shares gf sfoek in the Waterbury RrBrEBe cgmpany. fnveusoriei st S4l-- on- Mr Cale's chsrEe fer his ser- rsrr uas S1gsn After stating the sxreuzes of the estate during the