Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-18
CITY NEWS

LHl5 Week U. S. x 70 uckets' can be exchanged on Tuesday and Satur- day.
 The temporary depot which is to be erected on West Main street, near the Waterbury Brass Co.'S plant, arrived in town to-day.
 Mrs Martha l.. C6nklin. widow of the late Dr Thomas Conklin, died this morning at her home in Osborntown, Naugatuck. The time of the funeral will be announced later.
 The hearing on the contested will of the late Miss Susan Bronson did not materialize to-day. It has been post poned to December 27 for the accom- modation of counsel engaged.
 Mrs Fannie Sala, mother of Mrs A. L. Solomon, died yesterday. The flu. neral will he held Wednesday at 10 a. m. from the residence, 1OO1 North Main street. Burial in Pine Grove cemetery.
 The case of CapobiancO vs violenti was disposed of to-day before Judge Peasley, the decision being in favor of the plaintiff. Attorney Lynch argued the case of the plalntiff and Bauby was counsel for the defendant.
 On Saturday afternoon James Geddes was officially notified Of his promotion to the office of colonel of the Second regiment, c. \. G. Here after the headquarters of the regiment will be in the armOry on Phoenix ave nue.
 Rev James Frederick, one of the popular assistants at the church of the Immaculate Conception. is a priest just seven years today. and a number of his friends who were aware of the fact rendered him their congratulations and good wishes.
 The first anniversary of the estab- lishment of the Congregational church was observed at the First church yes teriay afternon. The visiting clergy. men included. Rev C. Cerreta of Bridgeport and Rev R. DeCarlo of Hartford. Already the sum of S22J has been raised for the new church.
 The regular monthly meeting of St AlOysius T. A. society was held yes terday afternoon at 2 o'clock with ev- cry member present. The meeting was called to order by President Will liam Lawlor. Matthew n. Tierney was elected lecturer. He took the plat form and made a speech in which he elOquently depicted the life Of St Alloy slus, the patron of the sodality.
 The Hamilton Park A. C. polo team defeated the Big Sevens on the Brass Mill pond Sunday. by the score of to 1. The features of the game were the playing of J. Tobin and Dunn for the Big Sevens and the all-round play of the II. r. A. C. The winners would like to play the Good VIII team. The lineup of H. P. A. c. is: T.. Byrne. tcaptainl fr; (. Byrne. ST: Larsen. C: Harvey. (managerl hb; MosgrOve. goal
 This morning at Q o'clock the fu- neral Of Louis Hebert- child Of Charles Hetert and Della Thibault. was held A large number Of relatives and friends assisted at the funeral and also contributed q large number of flowers. Mir and Mrs BalIier. a beau tiful wreath with inscription -Isoais.- a wreath from Dr and Mrs L. T. Thi- bauIf: numbers of large punches of white pinks from Mir and Mrs John Hebert Mir and Mrs Fortin- Paul He bert. Mrs Paul Thilault and danEh- ters. Damas Thibauft- NIT and Mrs Thomas Thihauit- Mir and Mrs Owen Carey. Mir and Mrs John Garceau. Mr and Mrs Louis Gross. Mr and Mrs James Fallon. The family wf<heS to thank sIi the relatives su1 friends who sympsthi1ed with them in their b. rsavemeut- Thanks siso to CndeTtak- rr Laririerp for the grsel manner of cpndnrd1g tbe funeral