Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-27
CITY NEWS

James E. Watts and George Burns have returned from Walnut Beach.
 Mrs Laura V. White of Cliff street left for the St Louis fair Monday. She will return in month.
 The Washington Hill Athletic club will give an entertainment at the club rooms on Washington street, on Thursday. evening.
 Mrs Nora Keefe of Bishop street is expected to arrive home from Ireland next Thursday evening or Friday morning. Mrs Keefe has been absent three months
 Attorney Howard B. Snow, one of the young lawyers of the city, is among those that were fortunate in getting invitations to the launching of the new battleship to be named after this state.
 On Friday night the members of St Mary's II. A. society will give the gen tlemen, at least some of them, lesson on entertaining, when the organization gives Leap year dance at K. of c. hall.
 Arrangements are completed and an excellent program prepared for the sa- cred concert to be given during the pro- gress of the St Patrick's church fair. The concert will be given Sunday evening, October 9.
 Bert 0. Judd of Brooklyn, N. Y., formerly of Oakville, and Miss May Murphy of Brooklyn were married re- gently. MT Judas parents, MT and Mrs Charles H. Judd, reside in this city at 108 Walnut street.
 Dr James Grady left to-day for Washington, D. G., where he will re- main for four weeks. The dean of Georgetown university has offered Dr Grady the position of assistant to the professor in bacteriology and it is for the purpose of considering the of fer that he is making 8 visit to the capitol city.
 Richard E. Hausdorf and Miss Charlotte Fl. Blot were married yester- day afternoon at the residence of the brides parents, Mir and Mrs A. F.. Blot, 27 Oak street. z The ceremony was performed iby the Rev Dr Daven- port The attendants were Ruther- ford B. Hayes and Miss Maebella Blot MT and Mrs Hausdorf will be at home after November at 20 Irving place.
 Warren s. Trott, junior member of the Trott Baking Go, and Miss Geor- g1a Turnbull, daughter of R. N. Turn bull, the we'll known business man, will be married on Wednesday at the home of the bride at 378 East Main street The ceremony will be per- formed by the Rev oscar Haywood. Robert Turnbull and Miss Mary Turn bull, brother and sister of the bride. will be the best man and bridesmaid.
 Attorney U. c. Church was ap- pointed administrator of the estate of the late James Wallace by the probate court of the Chesnire district yester- day. Attorneys Fl. W. Minor and J. A. Peasley were appointed appraisers. These appointments are an additional feature in the suit brought some time ago by Mrs Grace Wallace against Mrs Lillian Crawson to have a deed to certain property set aside. The parties to the suit are relatives and 1t is claimed that the deed in question was obtained bE undue influence.
 The jury in the criminal district court yesterday afternoon found Ra- phael Pasquale and Angelo Capobi- anco guilty of breach of the peace and they were each fined $15 and costs. This was an appeal from the city court The states witnesses were Officers Moore and Hickey, who testified they saw the accused 0ShIA4AS9 OA 6IICClp ODROSlLG4 inera's saloon in Wards flats on the evening of July 30. The disposal of these cases, which were tried together closes the criminal business for the term. Judge Burpee presided, both Judges CoWell and Peasley being dis qualified.
 Things were rushing about the cen ter last night and the trolley workers -IlfH rYNS not short of bosses. Large numbers tions and now and then a woman came along and wanted to know what the men folks were erubbering'' at. The company appears to be do- ing its best to get things cleaned up and if the fine weather holds outgt gthey will be out of the way in couple of weeks more and then everybody will breathe easier, especially the police officers and drivers of teams, all of whom are having a hard time to please anybody, particularly folks who are always in hurry and think folks ought to get out of their way no matter what's ahead.
 The Waterbury Whist club was re- organized at a meeting held last night. Rooms have been secured in l the Jones, Morgan S Go building and 1 they will be neatly furnished. They will be open every night except Sun day night. All lovers of duplicate whist arc invited to join the club. The following officers were ele..sod: President, J. W. McKeever: vice president, Stanley H. Crater; secre- tary, Frank J. Spellman; treasurer, D. l G. Davis; captain, c. H. Webb The membership list now includes Dr W. o. Beecher, I. Chase, William Deit- rich, Gerald T. Desmond. D. G. Da- yis, Dr F. J. Erbe, B. J. Fitzpatrick, A. C.. and M. J. Gross, Stanley II. Crater, Samuel Greenberg, !. M. Henderson, w. L, Hough, A T. 1 Jones, J. w. Mckeever, A. MendIes- sohn. F. E. Mack, c. w. Northrup, T.. O'Neil, J. W. Palmer, George l.. Pen ninan, Charles H. Platt, F. c. Por- | ter. J. J. Strube, John A. Somers, c. J. standcHffe, F. J. Spellman, c. M. Webb, B. H. Wells, and Warren s. Trott.