Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-05-09
CITY NEWS

There will be a special meeting of
the bricklayers; masOns and plasterers
this evening at 8 o'clock at Hellmann's
hall, Grand street.
1t was a fine dancing audience that
attended the American band prom on
| Saturday night at the Auditorium.
The music was of the best.
Mrs Sarah E. Hotchkiss was to-day
| appointed administrator on the estate
of Caroline q. Hotchkiss and Loren
r. Carter, who was conservator over
Mrs Scovill filed his report.
| The police paid visit to Pritchard' S
pond yesterday and drove out every
body who showed up with a fishing
rod. This means that there will be no
more fishing at Pritchard's for the
present.
In the district court at short caIen-
dar Saturday Attorney 3. T.. Seery
was granted judgment in foreclosure
against Marcus King and Louis Levin.
The amount. which was figured up to-
day, is $544.12.
The annual meeting of the Young
Mems Christian association will be
held In the association building this
| evening at O'clock Important bust
ness will be transacted, followed by
refreshments.
| DR. O'Hara has been appointed as
| sfstant to DIR Ladinsky, professor in
| women's diseases at the Beth Israel
hospital in New York. DR. O'Hara
spends two afternoons week in at
tending to the duties of his new posi-
/ ton.
Miss Cecilia Starr and Miss Julia
| Monahan, school teachers in New Ha-
ven, have returned home after enjoy
| ing a weeks visit with Miss Frances
Bowe Of Dublin street. Miss Starr
was formerly a teacher in the public
schools of this city.
The Terrible Nine baseball team of
East End section of the city would like
/ to arrange game of baseball with
any team in the city whose players are
at the age of IL years. Any team
wishing a game will please call or adj
dress Edward Ashton corner of Hay
den street and East Main streets.
The Forty and Nine club will give
| return dance to the young lady
clerks of the Curran Dry Goods Co,
| whose barn dance last week and pa
rade in connection with it were the
events of the social season The dance
will be held in the X. of G. hall on
Monday night May %.
/ b. Seery Hayes of this city spent
/ all of last week in taking examina-
tons for entrance to the United States
military academy at West Point. The
examinations were very severe, one of
| them lasting for seven hours. Twenty
seven persons took the examinations.
but two of them didn't finish them
because the strain was too heavy for
their nervous systems.
Sheriff Gillette has been appointed
Receiver for the insolvent estate of
Ernest w. Hale who kept stationery
land news store in the postorf1ce build
ing. Charles d. Nye of Davis. & aNye
and George N. Ellis were appointed APP
praisers. Another appraiser is to be
selected by Attorney Bauby. The
above appointments were made by
Referee Newton in New Haven Satur-
day.
In the probate court this morning
Attorney Durant presented a motion
for the appointment of a guardian
] over the three minor children of Ellen
and Dennis Dawson, Last week Mrs
Dawson was committed to jail for in
toxicatfon after an inquiry into the
| surroundings of the children, by Pro-
baton Officer Comeback. The chill
dren are now in the Gilbert home in
| Winsted and their father, Dennis, was
| appointed their guardian.
Where are the eyes that are perfect
in structure and function? Not one
pair in a thousand are free from de-
fects of some kind. Some are so slight
that the wearing Of eyeglasses is not
necessary; in other cases the tempo
rary use of eyeglasses or spectacles
will correct the defects. A test will
! decide what must be done. The Epson
Jewelry, Go, opticians.