Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-07
CITY NEWS.

and boys $l to $5 at Upson, Single ton & Cos.
 Miss Anna L. Dudley spent Sun day with her cousin, Miss Ellen Low of New Britain.
 Dan" Lawlor, the actor, arrived in town this morning and will remain during the week.
 The Rev T. F. Shelley, pastor of the Sacred Heart church, is ill at the parochial residence on Wolcott street.
 William H.. Sault of this city left for Washington, D. C., Saturday to resume his duties as messenger in congress.
 A horse belonging to Joseph Pope of Canal street fell on North Main street Saturday and broke it's leg. The animal had to be killed.
 A months mind mass of requiem was celebrated at St Francis Xav- fer church at 7:3O o'clock this morn ing by Father Curtin for the late Mrs Anne Finley.
 The Rev Edward l.. Curtiss, D. D., dean of the Yale Divinity school, was the speaker last evening at the First Congregational church in the absence of the pastor, the Rev Charles A. Dinsmore, D. D.
 Am I going where?
 A verdict of guilty was brought in by the jury in the district court Sat urday against William Wallace for non-support of his years old daugh- ter and he was ordered to pay S+ d week for six months. Stop. look, read, We are head quarters for stove and furniture re- pairs: also will attend to your plumb ing, timing and jobbing. Telephone 12593 or drop postal to w. T. Cor cOran & Son, 302 North Main street. Tomorrow will be the feast of the Immaculate Conception, holy day of obligation in the Roman Catholic church. There will be an early mass at 5:30 in all the churches of that denomination and service will also be held later in the forenoon. A warrant was served this morn- ing on C. C. Pfersick, proprietor of the hotel on Grand street. The owner is charged with violating the ordinance relating to side rooms, and the arrest is the outcome of the case in the city court this morning against young girl charged with lettering there.
 The claim of Louis H. LeRoy, the popular foreman at Steele & John son Manufacturing Cos for recent illness was promptly paid this morn ing by C. Horgan, district manager Ask MT LeROy about Continental policies, he can tell you. Experience is the best teacher.
 To the Third church fair. There was no session of the pub
 lie schools this morning because of the storm. The big whistle an nouncing mo school" was welcom- ed by the children and teachers in the forenoon, but they were a trifle disappointed when it did not sound this afternoon. Several classes in the Crosby High were also dismiss sed for the day.
 The board of finance met this af- ternoon to complete work on the estimates which will he submitted to the aldermen tonight. who will or der them published. There will al- so be a recommendation from the
 board of public works tonight that
 S1O0, 900 worth of additional water
 bonds be sold for the purpose of making start on the proposed new storage reservoir.
 Judge Lowe in the probate court was to determine this morning the heirs of the late Esther Lathrop. first wife Of Edwin |. Lathrop and mother Of Mrs John DeMott. Harry c. La thrOp, a foreman for the Clock Co. and Mrs Baker of Upton, Mass. but at the request of Mir Lathrop the matter went over for a week. The administrator, Attorney c. G. Root. asked for the order for distribution There Is going 10 be a contest, MT LathroD having secured the services Of Colonel Burpee, and Attorrey Root has retained Attorney NJ. F. McNiff, II is said that MT Lathrop contends he gave his children their portions of their mothers estate long ago. This is denied by MT Lathrop s son.
 Wednesday and Thursday. Decem-
 Der 9 and 10.