Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-06
CITY NEWS

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 4 meeting of Sheridan council. K. ( C., will be held tomorrow at f o'clocl
 A big attendance is requested and c,
 pected.
 Court Oregon, F. of A.. will meet a
 $50 o'clock tonight to take action II
 garding the death of the late Hug
 J. Crane.
 Owing to the mission exercises te
 morrow at the church Of the Immacu
 late Conception, the Holy Nam
 society will not hold a meeting to-mor Tow.
 John Long was to-day appointed ' administrator on the etate of his broth
 CT Patrick, who died in Ireland las february. The estate conists of a lift
 insurance policy for $500.
 The forty hours devotion will oper Tn St Cecilia's church tomorrow morn
 ing at the 10:3O mass Service or
 Monday and Tuesday morning at 5:3s
 and o'clock. Deyotons will close
 Tuesday morning.
 Willis Pierpont as guardian ove,
 Albert Charles. Joseph. Nathan and
 harold P1erpont was given permission
 by the probate court to compromise
 certain claims against the Colorado
 Live Stock company.
 Prof c. 4. Bailey has discontinued his instructions for a brief vacation previous to attending the annual con- ventlon of the International Associa- non Masters of Dancing at Columbus. U. His Music hall will remain open Tor engagements during his absence.
 The affairs of the bankrupt estate of George Q. Pattee are about wound LID. The final meeting Of his creditors took place i'll New Haven yesterday before Referee Newton. 4 small dividend was declared and the trustee, A. 4. Samp- son, will proceed with the settlement Of the estate.
 The mission at the Immaculate conception church will close to-mor- row with service for married men at o'clock. single men at i o'clock. and a closing service for women at 1:3O Tn the evening. Already about 4.OpJ men have made the mission and others VIII avail themselves of the opportu- nity tonight
 On the estate of Catherine Cuddy. Attorneys Kelley and Phelan were to- day appointed commissioners to hear certain claims against it. There was considerable contention over the an- pointments, the Lawlor family which lives near Jewelry street on South Main street, preferring men who were opposed by other heirs The particu- lar claim over which there seems to be most difficulty was presented by Patrick Hickey of Brooklyn district, for services rendered.
 John Webranakas was arrested this morning. after a chase that began on April 3O. As he did not know what he was arrested for and could not there lore inform his counsel. Attorney Me- Grath. Judge Peasley in the city court had to continue 1t 10 Monday morning. Nebranakas was charged with driving into James Mc'iowan on Green street April % and running away to avoid the consequences. McGowan was en- gagged on a building and was wheeling barrow when the accused drove LID and into McGowan, knocking him Town. Without inquiring if the man was hurt. Webranakas drove away as last as he could and since then the police have been looking for him. He lretends to be unable to speak a word # English.
 The fair which has been yoinp on or the past week conducted by the 'arisAioners of St Ann's parish will be 1 irought to close on Monday evening. iiter a most successful run. In con iection with the fair there will be | acred concert tomorrow evening at I 'ois- Tonight will be one of the vest nights of the fair. There will ba I 10 entertainment. and this will give l lofe time 10 those who want to dance. i ne concert which is to be given ro- borrow evening at Polls will be redt t1 all who attend. The program I'll consist Of vocal and Instrumental llsic and will bring forth some of -e best local talent as well as many Ut of town artists. Tickets for re- eFFed seats can be exchanged at Fatts drug store on South Main street Ag tliHe tAls evening CT tomorrow.
 seve-ai changes in the local church hIrs 7S-.ll gD .lto effect tO-morrow. ". :. >tau[ey. wbO succes-ls Miss Elton $ organism al the First Baptist church I'll enter upon the duties of the posi- on. The singing will be by II. ". aTtho!pIDevy. C. ". Gearing. R0llin r. l lark. Frank r Clark, the last named r1ng ss director. Prof Il. l.. Toyyue !th Miss Cuthbe-T Buckner as per -i'tOr and volunteer choir will re- lace Miss ZHlette Wilson. AiIsS I,e9na 7oTn. | r. Kellogg and Frank T. larse at the First Congregational luTch- Miss Lsoua Brown. formerly the First Congregational church. .lll substitute beginning tomorrow. at e seeond church. At the First ethosii~t church The paid choir has -'l Gisbsnde-i and music will l,e fur shed Ht the morning service bv tHe licA heretofore assisted al the even z service under The direction Of Mrs
 I. Walters Henry Werner and rs R"i---t x Nzy. both of the Metho- >t church choir will l.e hear,l in 0ut
 town rhurcheS- the former at Rrfs- and the latter in Brooklyn. \. Y. To y9u 0r any gf your friends wear f7E and heavy glassexE If sO. lat