Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1908-01-25
CITY NEWS.

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| GERS and directors are as follows:
Charles l.. Miller, president; Harry
Willetts, treasurer and secretary.
Attorney Frank p. Guilfoile has
been engaged by the city to represent
the city in the action to be taken
against Building Inspector Chattield.
Morris Meirenberg has brought
suit against Joseph Dash manufac-
turer jeweler of Bank street for $500
damages. The claim is for violation
OF contract.
There will be a months mind mass
of requiem at the Sacred Heart
church Monday morning at s O'Clock
for the repose of the soul of the late
Mrs Mary Vance.
Catherine l.. Holohan, eXecutrix
on the estate of the late Patrick
Holohan, has bought from John
Grady his property at the corner of
East Main and North Elm streets.
The annual report of Chatfield &
Chatfield has been filed in the town
clerks Office. William +. Chatfield
is president; Mary F. Chatfield.
treasurer: Albert F. Sherwood, sec
retary.
Rogers & Hamilton Co-President
and treasurer, c. A. Hamilton, New
York; secretary. w. II. Gaines, Meri-
den. The officers and c. n. Way
land. Stonington, and w. II. Rogers,
Hartford, are the directors.
Ii was reported around town to-day
that Grace b. Garnsey had returned
home. Inquiry at the home of his
mother at 81 Grand street proved the
rumor was false. She says she does
not expect him for a couple of weeks
at least.
William Griffin who went under
the alias of Mack, and John Prior
who were arrested in this city last
evening as they are wanted in Albany
for stealing three sets Of harness were
taken back this afternoon. Detectives
Grace and McGrath came to this city
from Albany and went back with the
prisoners. The young men were
willing to go back.
A still alarm about l o'clock this
afternoon called the Leavenworth
street firemen to the Connecticut
hotel. where apparently there was a
big fire raging in the upper part of
the building. But there was little
fire although there was plenty Of
smoke. The chimney was clogged
up and the draughts were not in
working order. consequently the
smoke began to pour into the rooms
on the upper floors. There were a
few minutes work for the chemical
engine. The damage was slight.
Thursday afternoon Miss Berna-
dine Carney entertained a number
Of her schOOlmates at her home on
Beacon street. and she was the re-
cipient of a number OF handsome
gifts. II was Miss Carney's 18th
birthday. The afternoon was taken
up with music and games. After a
collation. az O'Clock dancing vas
enjoyed. AmOnE those present were
Miss MOaica Morley. Miss Rush
Ashe. Miss Lillian Kelly. Miss Nav
MaIoney. Miss Eleanor Nolan. Miss
Catherine Barrett. Miss Theresa
Fleming. Miss Helen Dalton. Miss
Marion Cunningham. Miss Catherine
Corc0ran. Miss Mary Kenny. Miss
Lauretta Kenny. Miss Florence Bren-
nan. Miss Edna brennan. Miss Mary
Scott. Miss Ellen FiIlier. Miss Anna
Swenson. Miss Gertrude Harsen.
Miss Francs Keefe. Miss Helen
Fitzpatrick. FrarcIs Nolan. Edward
KeeEan- William Keegan. John Ma
honey. Harry BaIfe. Edgar CASEY.
Iosauh Hollywood Arthur Holly
wOod. Harry HOLLYWOOD. Edwsrsi
MaRoney. Frencis Feeley. George
Maloney. IChn HanIev. Fred NorEev.
Allan Murley. Herbert DoEsn.
GeurEe FarTinEtOn, Frederick Al
eott- Robert Fsrriagton and Fred
SregTuauu