Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1908-03-03
CITY NEWS.

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Tomorrow, Ash Wednesday, will
mark the opening of the Lenten sea-
son.
Hampson-Sellew Co are ready to
furnish up home in pretty style at
low prices.
This evening st Mary's Alumni will
give its last pre-Lenten sociable at
Mulcahy Memorial hall All members
and friends are invited to attend.
Edward, son of Mr. and Mrs George
day. The fuenral will take place
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock
with interment in Calvary cemetery.
In the district court. civil side,
THIS morning, judgment for fore
closure was given against Frederick
E. Benham to Elizabeth G. Root.
The amount of the debt is $342.13,
and the law days begin on May 5.
The board of public works will
meet tonight. Besides several
hearings it is understood that the
matter of starting up such work as
can be done at this time will be dis
cussed.
The funeral of Rose De Ferrari will
take place from her late home on
Phoenix avenue TO the church of Lady
of Lourdes at $50 o'clock tomorrow
morning. The interment will be in
Calvary cemetery.
Mrs Rose Z. Murrell died to-day at
the Waterbury hospital. Funeral SER
vice will be held over the remains at
8 o'clock tonight at /. NJ. Burrall's
undertaking rooms. The remains will
be taken TO Wilmington for burial.
James Sutton and family of Will
liam street left to-day for occum tc
attend the funeral of the late Father
Mulville. who died there yesterday
The remains will be removed to Stam-
ford tomorrow where the funeral
service will be held Thursday morn.
ing.
Daniel Leo. the fifteen months old
son of Mr. and Mrs Patrick Dunn of
205 South Leonard street. died this
morning after a short illness with
The funeral will he held
at o'clock tomorrow afternoon with
interment in the family plot in new |
st Joseph's cemetery.
The will Of the late W. r. Hitch
cock was filed to-day for probate. |
All Of the estate is left to the widow.
Sybilla Hitchcock, with Instructions
that no appraisal or inventory Of the |
estate he taken and that the widow,
who was named executrix, act with
out bond.
NJ. r. Taschenburger. proprietor of
he local German newspaper. Office at
1873 Bank street. has purchased the
-ubber stamp business formerly own
ID by the Commercial Printing com.
lany, and is now prepared to furnish
IN up-to-date line Of rubber stamps to
he manufacturers and merchants Of
he city. ]
The district court. criminal side.
,Pened to-day. Judge George II.
-owell presiding. Patrick O'Brien.
Nho appealed from a sentence on in
.oxicatiOn in the city court. pleaded
guilty and entered the same plea -
! charge of theft. He was put on
probation 10 pay fine Of $40 ani
'usts. O'Brien did rot help himself
" appealing from the lower COURTS
ieeision. On the contrary. he added
costs 20 his fines. Court
hen adjourned to Thursday. when
he jury comes in.
Christian l. Porzenheim TO-DAY
ought out the cafe Of Dennis r. Nc
irath at the corner Of East Main
treet and Phoenix avenue. He will
AXE possession Of the place on Mon
lay Mr. McGrath and family uhrl
eside on North Willow street will in
IN probability leave the city within
short time Mr. MeGrath has con
lueted the wine pzrIor on East Main
freef since the death of his brother.
robert some years ago He came to-
his city from Chicago. but never car
d maeh for Waterbury and NAY de-
ids 60 return 10 the west VIXEN ne
els his property On North wIIIOu
trest-