Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-27
CITY NEWS

The Consolidated baseball team will leave on the 12:3S train tomorrow afternoon for New Britain.
 In the probate court to-day Mrs Nellie Saxton was apointed adminis- tratriX on the estate of the late Albert Saxton
 The work of trimming up graves for the summer is now we'll under way and by next week the different cemeteries will be in apple pie order.
 The Second division, A. O. H.. will hold an important meeting Sunday af- ternoon at 3 o'clock. Every member is urgently requested to be on hand
 The last popular promenade of the season. Military band at City hall to- morrow night. Musical program of the best. See program in another column.
 The thirty-fourth reunion of the Connecticut Masonic Veteran associa- tion will be held at Waterbury Thurs day, June 23. A. N. Lewis is secre- tary of the association.
 People who wish to visit friends at the Brookside home should bear in mind that callers are not allowed ex- cept on Tuesdays and Fridays between 2 and 4 o'clock in the afternoon. If all would bear this in mind they would save the management a lot of trou- ble.
 Frederick Lee of Franklin street, d popular employe of the Waterbury Clock Go, case department. accompan- jed by his wife and family, will leave here on the 1:50 train tomorrow on a visit to his father, Patrick Brown, one of the oldest and most respected citi- zens of the Pomperaug valley.
 People had a good sharp shower for dessert this noon to-day. They en- Joyed it while at the table, but all were wondering how 1t would agree with them on the way back to work. What followed showed how foolish folks are, to worry about the future. 1t cleared off on time to give every body an opportunity to reach the stores and factories without getting wet.
 A very enjoyable smoker was held in the rooms of the Abagadesset club last night. The feature of the entertain ment part of, the smoker was the wrest- ling matches. There were three bouts. the following wrestlers participating: LeClair and Brennan, Foley and Bab- cock, Foley and Brennan. The bouts were rather interesting, good work being done by all six wrestlers. The Foley Brennan bout was the main event and was fast, clever exhibition. This was the last social gathering which will be given by the club be- fore the annual clambake in Septem- Der. Arrangements for this bake will be made at q meeting i'll the near fu- ture.
 John B. Hitchcock of Warren park met with a serious accident on West Main street yesterday afternoon. He was driving towards his home in a canopy top carriage and reached a point west of the Naugatuck railroad tracks when his horse shied at trolley car, and be- fore MT Hitchcock could get the animal under control he made a sudden bound to one side, demolishing the carriage against pole and throwing MT Hitch cock into the street. The horse left the canopy and driver behind and gal loped madly down the street, but he was finally captured and taken to one of the stables. MT Hitchcock received several bruises on the head and face and was pretty badly shaken up.
 The optical department of the Up son Jewelry Go is steadily increasing in favor. There is only one reason for its doing so, and that is the good and satisfactory treatment of it's patients This department is equipped with ey- cry modern scientific convenience for the successful correction of all eye troubles. No charge is made for ex- animation.