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

Ray DeCamp and A. Brunner of
 Westfeld, N. J., are the guests of Dr F. T. Keeley.
 Mrs A. M. Groat died yesterday af- ternoon at the home of her son,
 Harry Groat, 139 Round Hill street.
 The funeral service will be held this | evening at o'clock. The remains
 will be taken to Millerton, N. Y, for burial.
 The board of public safety held q meeting at the scheduled hour, 4
 o'clock this afternoon and it was ex-
 pecteu that the final report on the
 complaint of the building trades al-
 liance against Building Inspector A.
 l. Chattield would be handed in. P. H. Garrity, the well known
 South Main street plumber, is giving
 out to his friends and patrons neat
 New Year souvenir in the shape of
 combination pen and pencil which
 can be carried in the pocket without
 danger of injuring the point of
 either. ..
 Mrs Lillian Pullion has brought suit
 for divorce against her husband, Hen
 ry Pullion and cne Alma Weedon is
 named in the case as the source of
 the troubles which have parted the
 Pullions. Besides decree for di-
 vorce Mrs Pullion asks the custody of
 her five minor children.
 The out of town relatives at the
 funeral of Mrs Maria Conway yester-
 day included the Rev John F. Cas-
 sidy of Corning, N. Y: John F. Bren-
 nan, Philadelphia; William Brennan,
 Williamsport, Pa; MT and Mrs J. G.
 Conway. Youngstown, O.; P. J. Car
 roll and Mrs J. Donegan of Schenec-
 tady, N. Y.; Mir and Mrs Joseph Seery and family and Mrs Sarah Slo-
 cum of Winsted; Miss Mae Lunny, Hartford.
 James Leddy and wife of Bradley
 vile have finally parted and the hus band has petitioned the superior court through Kennedy and Cassidy for divorce. The domestic affairs of the Leddys have been before the public for some time, Mrs Leddy claiming that her husband would not support her. Leddy alleges infdelity. Mrs Leddy was formerly Dora Beebe. She is now supposed to be living with her people in Middletown.
 Superintendent of Police Beach this morning received a telegram from Detective Colesanto informing him that he expects to arrive in town at 4 o'clock this afternoon with his prisoner, Demetrio Maesano, who is wanted here for the murder of a 1 fellow countryman, named Vazzano in the latter's house on Mill street | last summer. Maesano was captured in Scranton whither he fled the | after the deed This is said | to have been the most cold blooded l murder that ever took place in this city, and Maesano is believed to be a member of the Black Hand.
 It is taken for granted that when Superintendent of Streets Nilduff 1 to the board of public works last evening that the electric light in Franklin court be transfer red to Benedict street. he meant the light in Printers court or Burrall court. The removal of the one in Printers court is expected to meet with a good deal of opposition. for it is the only light in the rear of the houses on Grand and Center streets. The thOroughfare is busy one at all hours, at night as well as day. and is greatly appreciated by the residents of the neighborhOod. If delegation of business men wait upon Mr Kill fluff before the new year is many lays older he should not be surprised.
 Michael Kilroe of 65 Fairview street. for the past twenty-five years an employe of Thomas Kelly, the baker, died yesterday at St Francis's hospital. Hartford. Besides his wife. who was formerly Miss Louise Balfe )f this city. he leaves three sons and our daughters, Harry, Fred. Angus , us. Lulu. Genevieye, Margaret and Gertrude He was a member of Court Oregon. F. of A., the Work nen. and St JOseph's T. A. society. dr Kilroe came here from Taunton wenty-five years ago and had been n the employ of Mir Kelly ever since. Ie had a wide acquaintance and was leld in high esteem by his employer md everybody else who came in con act with him. He was a model hus- and and father. The funeral will be Ield Friday morning.
 William Suma. who was cut under he left arm on Spring street one vening last week. is still in danger | dying. Dr M. ]. Donahue. in the ity court. to-day stated that while - 1ere IS some improvement in tbe lan's condition. hp is still in serious anger. This testimony was given Q ascertain when the men charged rith attempting to murder Suma. leonardo and Dominic SammeIli. 4 iay be ont on their preliminary rial Their counsel. Attorney Rsu- A Y. tried tO have their lIaiI of s3R0 rducpd in view Of the slightly im- roved condition Of ibeir alleged vie v m- His questions brought fr,,in ,be s bySician that SuHa has q high fever. nc has reeoved sensation in the in- fl lred arm. The arrusnd xere held a b tlie same hail and the eases wrrr 1ntinueI to Friday.
 Mrs Jane Moore .widOw of the late wen FtnneEan. died at : r'cIock ci Iis morning at the family residence. Il Elizabeth street. after a short ill., sss with the grip. she leaves one ' lughter and three sons. Mrs E. B. I srdie- Frank F. FInnegan. William 4
 FInnegsn and Daniel J. Ffnnegan. \ % five grandchildren and two c