Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-29
CITY NEWS.

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 Miss Anna O'Brien of Newport, R l., is the guest of Miss Irene Dow o Maple street,
 Mir and Mrs Abel Kenworthy of Piedmont street are home after trip to California.
 Miss Margaret Booth of Southing ton is visiting her cousin, Miss Rose LawlOr of South Elm street.
 Louis FieroX of Canada was the guest of Mattatuck council, No 713, k. A. at Red Mems hall last night.
 Contractors Tracy. Chatfcld and Sanderson attended the banquet of the New Britain Builders association at New Britain Monday night,
 A months mind mass will be cele- brated at St Thomas's S church at o'clock tomorrow morning for the late John Crane of East Hawkins street.
 Joseph M. Schaefer of this city. d violinist, rendered appropriate music ln company with the organ at the wedding of Raymond H. Healy and Miss Cora F.. Nichols at Ansonia Sat urday evening.
 Some of the property owners on East Main street between School and Wolcott streets are not enthusiastic over the proposition to pave that street. They will he given a hearing on the matter on Nav 19
 A suit to recover on plumbing contract has been instituted by NJ. J. Fahy against P. F. Gallagher of South Main street. The dispute in wolves sum of S1,149 for work done on a house owned by the de- fendant on Central avenue
 By degrees the approaches to the new railroad station are being taken up, but so far none of them has been fin ished On May F property owners on Meadow street from West Main to Bank street will be heard on the proposed layout and grade for that street
 The Waterbury Examiner has sus- pended publication. The paper was es6ted for years by the late NJ. J. BrzeZinski, and later was conducted by Benjamin Witkowski. A few weeks ago Mr WitkowsKi retired from the paper. F. R. Clyma took hold of it, but found that there was no money in it.
 Mayor Thoms has decided that the bond money for street work can be used for the extension of Liberty street. and the superintendent of streets has been instructed to com nence work on the job. The thing was long time coming. but t is now almost here. although you don't hear much about it.
 Upson. Singleton X Co.'S cash store" sells half dollar underwear for 45c
 William B. Hotchkiss filed his re- port of his administration on the estate of his father. Berkley S. Hotchkiss with the probate court TO- day. According to the document the estate is worth s49,001. There will he q hearing on the report in few days. and il is expected il will meet with some opposition from Attorney Bronson, who represents parties in- terested in the estate.
 The board of public works received the bills water rents for the past six months last night and transmitted them to Mr Reeves for collection. They amounted to SST 5S2.G This k Sj.fnO less than the total for tho preceding half year. of this shortage S@.l0n was in the bills Of the He'll mann Brewing Co. who has secured I service of it's own. The rest was due very largely to the short time in tine shops.
 Miss Nora Mcdonald. daughter of Edward Mcdonald of Sylvan avenue. and William I. Boyle were married yesterday morning al Sr Francis Navier's church by the Rev !. ]. Curtin. Martin Mcdonald. brother of the bride was best man. and Miss May Sheehy was maid of honor. Al reception was held at the home of the bride After wedding tour the couple will reside at 669 East Main street
 The long standing ease of Mrs James Clafey as administratrix on the estate Of her husband. agains, John ClaHey was begun today in the superior court before Judge Shumway The Objert of the suit is 10 adjus the claims of a number of parties 10 certain property To- Cafed on Silver street and Hamil- ion avenue. and also to obtain an from the defendant for rents and profits he is said @ have derived from the property for some time. The value of The prop cry involved is abOuf s3.20G
 Though no longer connec-ed with tho enterprise to connect Waterbur.- with QuassspauE by q trolley line. Attorney V. R- Bronson. who uas -rra-urer of the original company iu that venture. keeps an eve on the rrngress of fhe work He uas over he proposed line feV days ago and from the advanced stage of the oporst tions hp calculated inc line ought Go he in uuTking order in the -Ourse of a few months. T. Is ai- most completed into the lake there rpiuE littIe track 70 ha laid The road is baing constructed ny he Connecticut company
 
 sullivan IS Suspended.