Divorce actions heard in superior court cases
In Waterbury proceedings Judge Bennett refused a divorce for Charles I Kenworthy and Magnani despite claims of desertion while she led life in New York and Atlantic City. Other petitions covered Hattie Newton Downs leaving her husband Charles B Downs with a man named Hines, and Mary Conrad seeking divorce from Thomas Conrad after a western actor life. Judge Bennett reserved decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles I. Kenworthy
Kenworthy Engineering Co
Piedmont Street
Henrietta
Hewett
Superior Court
Kenworthy
Magnani
New York
Waterbury
Mra Trall’s
Prospect Street
Mrs
York
Astor House
Ethel Kent
Carmody
William O. Sewarty
Hines
Canaan
Hartford
Walnut Street
John B. Paine
Mary Conrad
Thomas Conrad
Conrad
New Haven
Seymour
St Patrick's Cathedral
New York City
New Britain
Buffalo
Bennett
City News Highlights And Local Social Notices
Umbrellas sold at Upson Singleton Co for 1 and 2 dollars with evening hours advertised. Fireman Edward Madden returns from vacation to Leavenworth engine house. Mr and Mrs John Daley, formerly of this city now in Bridgeport, visit relatives. Buckingham hall hosts concert and dance music with Fulton’s band at 8 and dancing at 9. Engagement announced between Graham Mason and Miss Clara Raphael of South Main Street. wedding planned in Philadelphia on Christmas Day. Notre Dame Academy art studios open Sunday and the following day. student work in china painting oil painting and water colors plus art needlework on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upson, Singleton & Co
Edward Madden
Leavenworth
John Daley
Bridgeport
Buckingham Hall
Fulton
Graham Mason
Clara Raphael
South Main Street
Kennerney Heir to Net Large Estate From Chicago Will
Michael Kennerney of 98 Union Street stands to receive a substantial share of the estate of his aunt Mary Ann Colling who died in Chicago leaving property valued near 100000 dollars. The will dated 1892 left legacies to the parish pastor and masses for the repose of the soul with funds also bequeathed to charitable institutions. The full amount is not yet determined but is expected to make the heirs independent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Kennerney
Union Street
Mary Ann Colling
Chicago
Tate
Kennerney
Sylvan Avenue
John J. Bergin
Police Department
Philip Daly
Beacon Malls
John Kennerney
Joseph Kennerney
Silverstreet
Thomas Kennerney
Watercastle
Abbeyleix
Queens County
Ireland
Thomas F. Devine
Michael
Joseph
Waterbury
Loys
Democrat
Walker
Collins
Flannigan
Hospital Aid Sale Draws Crowd at St Patrick Hall
The Christmas sale by the St Ca rital Aid society opened yesterday at St Patrick's Hall at 4 pm and runs tonight. Many items remain unpurchased yet attractively displayed with red and green decorations. The doll booth, domestic and fancy work booths, and a food booth draw visitors. Tea is served in a small parlor area amid Christmas trees and evergreen displays. Contributions for the food booth continue to be accepted into the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Carital Aid Society
St Itrick’s Hall
Deaths and funerals listing amid local obituaries
The notice outlines multiple funerals and deaths in towns including Peter Urban of 400 Tank Street with a 7 30 am service at St Joseph church, Mrs George W Nichols with services at her daughter's home 8 Elizabeth Street, Mrs Julia M Gables of Thomaston, Mrs Ellen J Welton of Waterville, and related interments at Pine Grove and Riverside cemeteries. Details mention survivors, dates, places, and officiants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Urban
Tankstreet
St Joseph's Church
George W. Nichols
Wiliam M. Barnard
Elizabeth Street
Frederick D. Buckley
James Joy
James Hunt
Lee Whiteman
Harry Hodat
Pine Grove
Julia M. Gables
Henry W. Hayden
Thomaston
Thuntel G Valentine
Hartf
Ruth Valentine
Henry W. Valentine
James H
Cornelius
Hartley N
Cables
Waterville
W. H. Warner
Snohomish
Wash
Horace Garrigus
Henry
Wolcett
Aaron
New Jersey
J.D. Johneson
van Slyke
Jows
Grace M. E
Honnold
Riverside Cemetery
Rev Elmer
Waterbury Aldermen End Budget Clash With Narrow Tax Plan
Aldermen haggled over school funds and tax details in a two hour session. They approved a 10 mill tax plan, cut Driggs and Walsh school items, and set a five to six mill second district rate with targeted additions like fire equipment, police wages, and new school facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republians
Larkin
Board of Finance
Driggs School
Walsh School
Buck
Kellogg
Scully
Otter
She
Mnicahy School
Toyn Eleyk
Driggs
Walker
Templeton
Sellen
Fitzsimons
Mayes
Department of Education
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Beard
Beavell
City News
Upton Street
Bis
St Patrick's Hall
Board OF Aldermen
Baldwin Street
Mulcahy School
Watterbury
General Assembly
Witeclury
Board of Commissioners
Publi Works
Martin Solberg
Lounsbury Street
Haldwin
iSouth
T. H. Hayes
East Main Street
Board of Public Works
Ashley Street
Bureau of Assessment
North Main Street
West Main Street
Gilbert Street
Hank Street
Buckingham
Stone Street
I. K. Brown
Exchange Place
Trolley
Tudor Street
Easton Avenue
Alderman Lawlor
Board of Education
Lincoln
Law
South Main
John McElligott
Bocker Suits
R. R. Harder & Co
Bank Street
Goodyear West
Brockport
Waterbury American
Royal Waterbury
Frank
Shoeman
S. Main
Tel
Fenner
Fenner’s
South Main ST
Joseph Pepe
Canal ST
Old Country
General Fire Insurance and Steamship Agency
John Ryan
North Mac St
F. Carmody
Odd Fellows’ Blig
F. Buck
North Main Tel
Galt
Dallas
Union St
Grand St
North
Main
Saxe
Floro
John Byron
Seat
Plume & Atword
H. Deverwant
Main St
Rigney
South Leonard Street
Hank #1
Frank Flammia & CO
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