Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-30
CITY NEWS.

Edward F. Flynn of 232 South Main street yesterday afternoon. S"t
 The arithmetic and grammar, classes of the Catholic Women's association 1 will meet this evening.
 The Senior Debating club of the Waterbury High school will give ii private reception and dance ill Knights of Columbus hall tonight.
 Tn the court of probate this forenoon Attorney N. R. Bronson filed an appli- l cation for the appointment. of an ad- ministrator on the estate of the late Edward B. Bacon of Waterville.
 A certificate of organizat tion was filed with the secretary of the state yester- day by the Gagain Livery Stable con- pany, Incorporated, of Waterbury. l Catherine Gagain is president, Eliza beth Lunny treasurer and J. G. Lunny i secretary The case of the Waterbury Wheel club against A. c. Griswold was to | have been heard in the district court to-day. It was impossible to find all of the witnesses and on that account the case was put over for re-assign- ment. ,-rs-s
 List of letters remaining unclaimed in the postoff1ce: Mrs Masen Bradley, Maxine Damaine, Miss Ellen Fitzger- aid, Mrs Nora Hogan, Joseph Hadfield Vernie Mansfield Halsted, care Henry Crance, Edward Kenney, care Thomas I Kenney, Mrs c. E. McMann, Mazda lene K. Reynolds, Lfberato Spiro, Pe- l ter Vieaut. . Tn the military tournament which is l taking place in Madison Square Gar den, New York, Sergeants Slason and l Houghton of Go B, Ninth Infantry, known as ''The Fighting Nfnth,'' are ] taking somewhat prominent parts. l Slason and Houghton were formerly 1 privates in Go A of this city, and this evening party from the local militia will go to New York to see the tourna- ment.
 l Papers in divorce suit have been 1 served upon Mrs Lizzie Irene Atwood, who in the city court Monday morning i was sentenced to thirty days in jail under her maiden name of Kennedy. l The husbands name is Arthur and he claims she is guilty of infidelity. The papers were served upon her in jail, | l 9 last year, and the act complained of in the divorce papers is said to have l been committed in that town on April l 23 The case is returnable to the June term of the superior court.
 I The committee in charge of the ex- ercises regarding the dedication of a monument to commemorate the Ninth l Connecticut Volunteers, which will 1 take place in New Haven on August l 5, have everything ready for the occa- l sion and it is expected that it will be one of the biggest days in the history 1 of the Elm City. A communication received recently from the navy de- l partment states that four twelve pound cannon will be donated for monument 1 al purposes. These with the two al ready received from the war depart l ment will be placed on the ground and l will remain there. It would be well if all would bear in mind that the date set for the dedication is August g. not June IT, as stated in some of the pa pers.
 After finishing explorations at For est park yesterday afternoon the board of public works made the homeward | way they had the pleasure of waving their hands to their old friend, ex-Al derman Henry Hotchkiss, who is locat- ed on the Downes place, one of the finest farms in the town of Waterbury
 and also caught a glimpse of the resi- dence of William Tyler which lies some distance away from the mafr road, and is said to have no superior in Connecticut. The road was found in excellent condition, so good that the
 board wondered why MT Tyler should
 have petitioned to have it macadam
 ized. It is very nice farming dis trict, some of the land being first class
 tillage and in some instances corr peeping out of the ground and givine
 promise of a very profitable crop. Speedwell hall was packed to the
 doors last night, the attraction being
 the first annual concert and promenade
 Of the Ivory Workers union. Galli
 peau's orchestra furnished music anG
 D. l.. Baker was prompter. Before
 the dancing began short but excellen
 concert program was rendered. The
 dancing consisted of eighteen numbers
 and as many encores.s The grand sue !
 ing committees: Arrangement commit tee, E. l.. Baker, chairman; W. J. La
 vigne, secretary; T. T. Lyons, treasur CT; H. Dominique, Edward Wooster
 floor committee, grand conductor, Sau
 Lachance; W. J. Lavigne, Matty Ly . ons, Frank Bird: reception committed
 W. J. Lavigne, Alex Gedrus. T. J. Ly n ons, George W. Fox, Edward Wooster l G. St Germain. D. l.. Baker. Josepl = Raciot, W. H. Wilson. Alfred Marcil
 John Buckley, Alfred Fox, Joseph Du ;, pre-, Lambert Godro, Saul Lachance
 Anthony Ayotte. Harry Note. Josepl
 Friend. Frank Bird. Peter PeIletiel ! John Kennedy, William Bird, T Bot tomly, Herbert Blakely, Hermain
 Wien, John Higgins, w. Despins. A. 0
 Gilbert. Ernest Benson. C.. c. Bower
 Matty Lyons, John selby. Hector Do
 mingue, ". Dillon. P. McGraw, T. La
 chance, Michael Sullivan. ". Wooster
 Pana. "How m11oh more oboorf,,