Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-11

s o'clock tonight.
 Before committee appointed some time ago by the superior court there was hearing this afternoon relative to condemning property on Jackson street belonging to a banker named Nicola Palombo. The Consolidated railroad company needs the property in the improvements that is being made throughout the city for better transportation. After looking over the situation the hearing began. There has been no price set for the property yet.
 The closing of Court D. B. Hamil- tons fair at Hamilton hall. Mill Plain, Saturday night, was S:!rly attended. Among those present were large del egation from Court Welch of Water vile, who braved the storm to assist Court Hamilton in winding up their four nights fair. The next meeting of Court Hamilton will be for the election of officers and every member should attend and hear the report of the committee.
 A special meeting of the bar has been called for tomorrow morning in the superior ocurt room at 9 o'clock, not for the purpose of taking further action on the proposed banquet but to ascertain if it will be necessary to hold a special session of the court in January for civil business. On account of the bulk of the criminal docket there. was no chance to dispose of any civil business this term. It is Very probable that the bar will decide for special term.
 At a largely attended meeting of the First Division, A. o. H., held yes terday afternoon the following ofti- cers were elected: President. James Thompson; vice-president. Patrick K. Finnan; financial secretary, Lawrence Sullivan; recording secretary, William T. McAlanus; treasurer, James Grant. The retiring officers are president, Christopher Talbot: vice-president. James F. Delaney; financial secretary, James Grant: treasurer. W. D. Keen an: the recording secretary being re- l elected. After the meeting social session was held.
 One of the parlors of The Elton will be turned into branch of the United States court tomorrow and may be for several days following. r. M. Ashford, deputy attorney general from Washington, has registered at The Elton for the purpose of taking evidence in d matter that has been before the federal courts for some fI,n h,,fI 0f big government dock in Charlestown, Mass. and interests the 0'Brien Con- structiOn company and other well known contracting firms. They claim a large amount of money for extra work done in building the dock. The government disputes the claim and has attorneys taking evidence in sev- eral states where the contractors who built the dock are now operating.
 A very pretty wedding took place in Mt Vernon. N. Y., at o'clock Satur- day evening, when Miss Mary Eliza beth Comber of this city and James Thomas Lynagh of Mt Vernon. x. T., were united in marriage by the Rev Joseph Cushman. The best man was F. R. COmber, brother of the bride. and the maid of honor was Miss Elizabeth Fromm of New York city. A recep- ton followed at the Grand Union hotel. which was attended by immedi- ate relatives of the contracting parties. The wedding presents were numerous and costly. The newly married couple started on a wedding trip through the south, including Washington and other ! m m -E Hru# take a trip to Europe. On their re. turn they will reside in Mt Vernon, N
 Y.. where the groom is engaged in business. The young couple have the
 best wishes of their friends.