Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-02
CITY NEWS.
Mems all wool serge trousers S3 at Upson, Singleton X Cos.

Mems all wool serge trousers S3 at Upson, Singleton X Cos.
 The estate left by the late Jo- seph w. Egan of New Haven has been settled by his brother and ad- ministrator of the property, Johh Egan of Oakville.
 A months mind mass will be cele- brated at o'clock Saturday morn ing at the Immaculate Conception church for the la5e Patrick Fltzger- aid of 55 Pemberton street,
 Misses B. and A. McGrath, 65 Bank street, announce their spring millinery opening Tuesday, Wednes- day and Thursday. All the latest de- signs will be shown. No cards.
 The big new shoe store of Frank the Shoeman, at 156 and Ito South Main street was crowded to the doors last evening until late at night. MT Winestine estimates that $500 people called during the evening. Souvenirs were given away and the Elton or chestra furnished q concert.
 Boys knickerbocker suits, blue serge $3.97 at Upson, Singleton x Cos.
 The Rev T. M. Crowley of St Thomas's church read the serVlce over the remains of the late Rev Thomas H. Shanley at the lmmacu- late Conception church yesterday at- ternoon, I. Clark's male quartet rem dered selections, The bearers were c. A. Jackson, John T. Boylan, Ed ward c. Kilduff, Edward L. Seery, M. F. Spellman and D. T. Hart. There was large number of heauu- full floral tributes.
 A suit for damages of 5000 has been instituted against Abraham Levin, who kept plumber shop on North Main street and at present IS up to his head in trouble with the bankruptcy laws. Attorney L. l.. Lewis representing creditors Of the bankrupt estate alleges that by fraudulent transfer Levin handed over certain property on Locust street to his brother-in-law, Nathan Greenstein of Paterson, N. J.
 w. A. Windham of Atchison, Kan sas, addressed the regular meeting ot Toantick tribe, No. P, l. o. E. M: at Red Mems hall last evening. This was theten-hundredand-siXty-fourth the meeting of Red Men he has addressed in his tour of the country. He IS representing W. H. Bird of Kansas. the supreme chief. On April the Nonnawauk tribe, No. 9, of Seymour will bring the travelling canoe to this city and after the ceremonies a so- ciable will be given and all the local tribes are invited.
 Attorneys Kennedy and Cassidy have notified the Connecticut con- pany that unless just compensation is made Miss Catherine Brosnan for injuries received in the trolley acci- dent at the West Main crossing on the morning of November 29, suit for damages will be entered. Miss Brosnan but recently returned from a long visit to Susquehanna, Pa, where she went with the hope of recuperating from the shock she re- ceived in the accident, It is said in the notice that she is far from well and that she received injuries all over the body. and still suffers from shock and insomnia.
 James Colson. colored. left the cn- ploy of F. B. Mckinney week ago and q few days after went tO M. j. Daly and Sons for plumbers supplies. representing himself as having come from Mckinney. He thus obtained three valves. one of steel and two of brass. worth Ss.4S. Then he left town and in the course of time Mckinney got bill for the goods. A warrant was issued for Colson and yesterday ! he was arrested in New Haven as he ! was trying to sell the valves 10 q ! funk dealer. In the ely court to-day Judge peasley gave him sixty days ! in jail for obtaining goods ou false 1 Excelsior council. No. 2. o. [. A ! NJ, worked the third degree on foul | Waterbury candidates and one South | ingtOn candidate at Mechanics hal last evening. The state board of wis. { itors were: State Councillor Dr A. J Cutting of Southington, State Secre. tary Charles Adams of South Nor. walk. ex-National Councillor A. F | Boom of Norwich. State Chaplain C NJ. Reed of South NOrwalk, State Councillor inside Protector C. F. Rob. insOn of New Haven. State Councillor Outside Protector George W. Fox o | Waterbury. The committee iT charge was G. W. BrOuker. chair. man: ]. F. O'Neil. Webster O'Neil Homer Bassett and w A. Stewart.
 Henry F. Marendez acted as toast master at the meeting of Eurek; chapter. No 22, R \. NJ. in MasOni' i hall last night. Addresses were mad' by F. c. Bassett. p. C. H. P. of Sey mOur. James CallaD, p. II. P. of Wa terbury. F. B. Beach of Seymour John \. Stringer. E. g. Of Allertor ] chapter. Naugatuck. Eugene (. Adt ] P H- P.. of Waterbury. T. E. Parke of Seymour. Charles N. Brooks. P H P. of Waterbury. and Paul Asheim { Among those present were the fol ' lowing companions: Fred C. smith J. G. Cutler. II. E. HungerfOrd, W. H l Ruggles. R. H. Clark. C. NJ. Brooks IA. L. Schwartz. John Schwartz. c. D | Beach. R. Phair. W. A Mcdowell O Washington. D. c: w DOOlittIe ! Idris Anderson of Seymour. John l.