Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-27

The will of the late Captain Ernest C. Colby was approved by Judge Lowe in probate to-day.
 The w. C. T. U held service at the BrOOkside home yesterday afternoon. The exercises were held in the chapel and all the inmates and the superin- tendent were in attendance
 Thomas II. Brady. one of New Bri- tain enterprising business men was in Waterbury to-day. He is having Il new copper cutlery press made at The Farrel Foundry and Machine Co.
 The will of Julius Baier, who died last week, was admitted to pSDbate to- day. Testator left his property to his son Julius and adopted daughter Julia r. StOrZ fn equal shares. Julius Is nominated eXecutOr.
 EnOs Fowler died this afternoon at the Waterbury hospital. The remains were taken to the home of James Wall on Sylvan avenue. He leaves two sons, Edward and Joseph. The funeral will he held on Wednesday morning from the St Francis Xavier church and in terment will be in St JOsephs ceme- tery.
 Clean up pour yards and burn the ref use. but while performing the latter op- eration stand back far enough from the flames so that the tongues of fire will not reach your clothing. A great many serious accidents occur at hiSseason to people who start fires to cremate debris about their yards and this is good time to remind everybody to he cautious of their movements around the fire. Keep an eye to the children. too. and see that they do not set their clothing on fire while holding high carnival around the bonfres.
 This wsls q delightful day. but after all it is q question whether it would pay to change ones heavy clothes yet. To he sure there are many indications of the complete cave In of tile back bone of winter. the beautiful sunshine and the singing of q great variety of song birds. It would be well tc he ou the alert and not get caught mapping. for this is about the worst time in the year to contract q cold. Better be oil the safe side and wait another week or so before trusting to the weather con ditiOns.
 Mrs Elizabeth Turk of this city ia < entered suit through Attorney Baul'y against the Consolidated Railway cDm- paIgy of New Haven. formerly known as the Fair Haven and Wcstvillp tr"l- le company for S,0.tEn damages. She alleges that while q passenger on q trolley ear nn Church street. New Ha- ven. on July :;n. 19ni. she sustained permanent injuries to her back. several riIrS were broken and she received SyS- tennis shock. Her husband Charles has also entered suit for SlniHH for loss uf her services The suits are re- tmilahIc to rhe local superior court in May
 At T largely attended meeting Of St Insevsi's T \. SOriety. held yester,ll ' afternoon in St Patrick's hail. several new members were admitted Final arrangements were completed for their annual May festival. which is to he helI in Eagles hall on May r.. Is le and Fl. The meeting day was also changed from Sunday afternoon tC Monday night It was also vote,l tC attend the annual field day. which is to Ise held on June IF in MiddIatovn On next Friday evening the rooms oi the society will te thrown upon to all visitors who will be in Waterbury from WiIstesI and Niil1Ietown. It is expected that q large delegation of the T. A. E. men will be in town and the local boys are preparing to make theil visit a pleasant one.