Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-02
CITY NEWS.

The case of Mrs Margaret Brick
 ley for. violating the law regulat
 ing the sale of poisons has been con
 tinued to next Thursday. .-. . At a meeting of the Mcfarland { o'Flaherty Dry Goods Go of New York yesterday, Philip A. Curran, o the Curran Dry Goods Co, this city was elected president.
 An anniversary mass for the late Patrick I. Donahue of Pemberton street will be celebrated Monday morning at o'clock at the church of : the Immaculate Conception
 The police and detective depart ments continue to have things easy as there is practically nothing doing" these days. The officers oi the department say it is quieter than it has been in years. l Universalist services tomorrow will be as follows: 10:30 q. m, Subject of sermon "A Sepulchre in a Garden Bibe school at noon. Place of meet 1 ing, c. A. R. hall. Jones Morgan building, 10S Bank street. X cordial invitation to all.
 Julian Maiiewski and Miss Mary ann Lezinskowski were married this morning at s o'clock at St Ceeilia's l church, the Rev Farrel Martin, D. D. officiating Hipolit Lezinskowski was best man and Miss Zosephin Paiow- ska was maid of honor.
 | Brenislaw Kaczinshi and Miss Els berta Piuglineka were married this morning at s o'clock at St Cecilia s church. Dr Martin performed the cere- mony and celebrated the nuptial mass. 1 Wadislaw Viaczdnsky was best man and Marianna Lesienvrcy was brides maid.
 John Dius and Miss Aincailo Oszoca were united in matrimony at 9:%0 o'clock this morning at St Cecilias. church. The ceremony was performed by the Rev Farrel Martin. D. D. There was four witnesses. John KrO- liskow. Wadislaw Kroliskow, Marian na Korzowska and Pheckla Majow- ska.
 The steamship. foreign money or der and fire insurance business held by the late John Ryan is conducted hy Mrs Ryan at J01 North Main street. Persons wanting first class insurance or tickets to any foreign country can get the best of terms In the best concerns by calling on Mrs Ryan.
 John Hopkins of Ansonia has sue ceeded Walter Ley as soloist at St Johns church beginning to- morrow. Two new soloists, G. B. Latham, tenor, and Dwight L. Chamberlain, bass, have been secured by the First Congre- gational church. Miss Leonie Barnes has been secured as soloist at the First NJ. E. church, succeeding Miss Florence Richards.
 The Chipmans of Fox street have parted for good this time, it seems. They were parted by the city court few days ago. but that was only | temporary, Irwin, the husband, be- ing committed for breach of the peace. Mary Ann, the wife. has now brought suit for divorce, alleging in- 1 tolerable cruelty and haaitual in- ] temperance. The couple have not lived in peace in some years. A suit to recover damages of s2,- 200 has been instituted against Charles E. Egan & Son by N. H. Reed & Son of Boston. The Boston people claim to have sold load of scrap metal to the defendants and that they were not paid for 1t. Attorney James A. Peasley represents the plaintiffs in the matter. A real estate attach ment to cover the amount claimed has been recorded in the town clerks of- l flee
 The forty hours devotion will open tomorrow at the 10:30 o'clock mass at St Cecilia's churh. The services will he held at 5:30 and 8 o'clock on Monday and Tuesday mornings. Beginning at o'clock tomorrow afternoon confessions will be heard. Among the ont of town priests who will be in attend snce are the Rev J. J. Burke of East Portehester. the Rev Father Muster of New Milford. the Rev NJ. D. Bar " of Torrington and the Rev Dennis O'Brien of watertown.
 Jacob Krovetsky has sued Jacob Maui for s100 damages. These men have given more employment to law yers than any one hundred men in town put together. They seem to be constantly in litigation and forever on the outs Krovetsky claims now that Maui called him all sorts of names. accused him of swindlinE his custOmsrs-both are pedleTs-and that he accused him of spelling his goods by pouring kerosene of on it and cutting his harness. The suit will be tried as soon as possible in the city court.
 Peter F. Coughlsn Of southview street ron ed Judge Peasley this morning from his position on the City Hall steps and started him of to his farm in the classic shades of Cheshire convinced that it isn't nec- esszry tO be disciple of Blacks one in order to be eligible 10 member ship iu the AHsniss club The judge vas telling about a hen he has that lays an pEE every day when Mr CoHehlsn remarked that he didn't see anything very wonderful about that. adding that he has a pallet al his place that hstChei out three or four settings Of eggs last year and not a day went bv hut she stepped nT the nes for fsu minutes and dropped sn rgg in a nest nearby. Iusze PessIeE never said q word but ss he hEr-ied nE Ee gave IT. C01Eh- isr Eu9k wk5cs seemed tu indicate fhsf iH case Ee eFrr comes Hefore him fr sEe rxsurs hs Wfu nor have