Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-05
CITY NEWS.

Citizens Coal Co.,
 Half dollar underwear (seconds) 3S, Upson, Singleton & Co.'S South Main street store.
 l Alderman John H. Malone of the fourth ward is suffering from an at tack of typhoid fever at his home on Bank street. MT Malone was talk en i'll two weeks ago.
 A stranger arrived last evening at the home of Frank J. Bergen, II Summer street The stranger is I boy and his parents call him Frank. The father to-day received many con- gratulations.
 There will be an open meeting of the Mems league of the Third Con- gregational church at the church on Monday evening. Rev Sherrod Soule of Naugatuck will give lecture and 1 everybody is invited to attend. !. Antonio Dionfrio was arrested in ] the railroad yard this morning for l stealing lumber. He will also face a charge of carrying concealed weap- ons for 32 calibre pistol with five chambers loaded was found in his pocket.
 It is said that two boilers in the new station burst yesterday and did considerable damage. The boilers were inspected on Wednesday and someone forgot to draw the water off 1 and so it froze during the night and according to the story. put the boil CTS out of business yesterday.
 Examination for admission to the bar takes place in New Haven on De- cember 30. John L. Gaffney, Farrel J. G. Martin and Michael J. Noonan are candidates from Waterbury and Henry J. Freeman and Martin l.. Caine from Naugatuck There are about a dozen candidates in all.
 Attorneys M F McNiff and Emil Humel heard further evidence on claims against the estate of the late George Pritchard who lived in the are from relatives for money loaned eastarn part of the city. The claims and services rendered. In the evi- dence this afternoon few diaries figured
 l Miss Mabel McCoul, an employe of department 22 of the Waterbury Clock Co. met with a peculiar acci- dent on Thursday afternoon. Some of the girls with whom she was working placed a pair of "tweeZers" in the cushion of Miss McCoul's chair. The "tweezers" penetrated the girls leg and caused very painful wound She was attended by Dr Benedict. At short calendar in the district court to-day judgment was given tht city against Fred C. Mather, ct al |. for a tax lien of S12.04 Law day begin January 5, 1909. Judgmen for foreclosure of mortgage not, was given PJeter Fitzhenry agains Carmine Martone. The amount of tn, debt is $5,651.9O. The period of re demption is set for the first and sec ond Tuesdays in next January. The funeral of Mrs Edith Frenc s was held this morning fro mher lat , home on High street, Naugatuck , with a mass of requiem at St Frar
 cis's church by Father F'itzgeral
 and interment in Calvary cemeter.
 Waterbury. The bearers were Jame
 Kenney, Raymond k. Dungwel
 James H. Clark and Frederic
 Brown. There were several flor; tributes from friends in Naugatue and this city.
 Mayor Thoms has granted the te
 ephone company permission to mak
 conduit in Grand street on cond
 ton that the company will remoN
 every pole and wire in the street II l matter to whom they belong an , tuck them away in the condu Some of the wires on the poles 1. be removed belong the to Connect l cut Co and in order to comply wit 1 the conditions of the permit the; will have to go, too.
 The funeral of Mrs Mary Broph
 was held this morning from her lal
 home, corner of Pequot and Crane
 view avenues. Warren park, with mass of requiem at St Michael ! church, waterviIle. and interment
 St Joseph's cemetery. Father Ira. 7 nor spoke a few words on the e,
 amplary life of the deceased whic
 were very much appreciated by a
 present especially the family an a others who knew Mrs Brophy int $ mately. The bearers were Jame s Burns, Richard Burns. George Dol : an. John Doran, George DoraI | Michael Dunn.