Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1908-04-27
CITY NEWS.

Will reopen tomorrow.
Boys, come with your ~. S. & CO
Tickets" tomorrow afternoon.
The Misses Nellie and Anna Moo
nan of Wolcott street spent yester'
day in Winsted
Miss Hattie Fields of Watertowr
is visiting Mr. and Mrs Thomas
Jackson of James street.
Miss Margaret Donnelly of this
city is the guest of Miss Elizabeth
Neary of Bridgeport.
Thomas F. Savers of the post of
flee spent Sunday in Northampton
Mass. Mr. Savers was one of a party
that visited Mt Tom yesterday.
A months mind mass was cele.
brated this morning at 1880 O'Clock
at St Francis Xavier's church for the
late Mrs Ellen Cavanaugh of Ridge
street.
&c or 45c will buy the cap your boy
wants at Epson, Singleton & Cos.
Walter E. Plumb of Oakville and
Miss Florence A. Anderson of
Southlngton were married at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs
Elizabeth Anderson, Wednesday af,
ternoon, by the Rev R. F. Carter
Hundreds of people took advan-
tage of the weather yesterday to take
a walk through Hamilton park
There was an unusually large num-
Der of children out there yesterday
and it seems as though the park is
going to be much frequented place
during the warm months.
Referee in Bankruptcy Newton
this afternoon gave hearings in the
cases of Henry F. Harding of South
Main street and the BouffaTd Bros,
bakers. In the latter matter Attor-
ney A. P. Hayes was appointed trus-
tee and in the other Attorney Philip
Bernstein, Frank E. Fenner and NJ.
E. Potter were appointed appraisers.
At the hospital this afternoon it
was said there was very little chance
of saving the leg of Michola Mincho-
witch, who was shot while stealing
chickens from the coop of Allen c.
Sheldrick on Saturday evening. DR.
George w. Russell. who attended
Minchovitch Saturday night, said the
injury was one of the worst of its
kind that he had ever seen.
Word was received here to-day of
the death of Sister NJ. Claire of
Bridgeport, formerly of his city.
Sister Claire is sister Of Mother St
Vincent of Middletown and Miss
Ellen Mulville, principal of the Ham,
ilton avenue school, also a sister of
the late Mrs James Sutton. The fu-
neral will be held tomorrow morn
ing in Bridgeport at $50 O'Clock.
lnterment will be in Bridgeport.
Although the people of this city
realized that a large amount of
money had been subscribed for the
new st Mary's hospital they were
greatly surprised yesterday when the
Right Rev Monsignor Slocum made
the announcement that up to date
$4,000 had been paid on the edi-
flee and that every bill that had
been presented had been paid. II
certainly was gratifying news to the
congregation and to the public at
large.
Yesterday afternoon the Leaven-
worth street firemen received word
that Scovill's dump was on fire, and
the smoke was blowing into the
houses of the residents over on East
Main street. The firemen went out
and stretched long line of hose
from East Main street across the
river and put out the smouldering
rubbish. The dump has been filled
in to such an extent that it is now
far from where it was some years
ago Consequently when 1t gets afire
the smoke blows directly into the
line of houses on East Main street.
this side of what is known as the
high road
The annual banquet % the Moral
club was held in the Lyceun Satur-
day evening. after which The mem
bers adjourned until the first Sun
day in Lent. 1909. Michael Mahon
was POSTMASTER. and right we'll did
he fill the chair Addresses were
made by the Rev William Latin and
the Rev John Conway of st Patrick's
church, who have attended sevreaI
of the club. Other speak
ers were jeremiah Delaney, presi-
dent; John Duerr. secretary: Will
liam T. Leary. prosecuting attorney:
William Dunphy and Dennis Clancy.
During the evening a fashlizht mic
ture Of the members was Lsken.
Attorney Guilfoile. representing
Emil c. Marggraff. has presented a
petition 10 the superior court in New
Milford that he he paid the s9170I
which is left over and above all ex-
penses of conducting the affairs OF
the defunCt WATERFOWL savings hank.
Since the hearing last "Wednesday il
has been learned that counsel for
the state. Attorney General Hol-
comb. will not oppose Mr. Marggraffs
petition. and may in fac subscribe
10 it. The judgment given against
the defaulting treasurer Of the hank. !
B. II. MattOOn. was for 81 00A. All
his property went to paw up that
Judgment along with $1,000 If
his bOndsman. A. he
has made good the treasurer de-
felt. il is COntended thai whatever
shall he left over after paying OF
verifying in connection with the
lank shall 90 TO the him. Receiver
Mclean. however. does not agre-
vi h this opinion. He says II will
- distributed among the stockhold- I.
rs or depositors.