Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-25
CITY NEWS

Court Hamilton supper and dance al
 their hall in Mill Plain will be held to morrow night. Ihere will be dancing afternoon and
 evening and band concert at Belle, View lake on Decoration day.
 The electors of the Bucks Hill school
 d1strict will meet next Tuesday night
 10 elect new building committee.
 The tuberculosis exhibit at the
 Friendly league will be continued
 until 3 o'clock Saturday night. but ow-
 ing to the difficulty in securing speak
 CTS there will be no more lectures. The last battalion drill of the season will take place in the armory Monday evening next. Following the drill there will be dance and the com mittee in charge intends making it a good one
 The Merrimac A. c. will give q promenade and dance this evening al
 Hamilton hall, Mill PaIn. The dance program is made up of all around dancing, music is to be furnished by !4allier. One of the features of the dance will be prize two step, the prize is to be 8 in gold which will be awarded to best couple.
 The nurses home at the Waterbury hospital was formally opened .yester- day afternoon. The matron, Miss An drews, and members of Nhe hospital committee acted as reception com mittee and showed the visitors about the new quarters. which front on South Wilson street and Is great boon to the women folks at the hospital
 Josephine Lafreniere has brought suit in the superior, court against Al fred V1ncelette, executor. on the estate of Olive Vincelette for SLIGO. She claims that at the time of Mrs Wheel cites death the latter owed her the amount claimed. She put in claim for the amount against the estate but 1t was disallowed by the defendant as eXecutor
 Fishermen may come and fishermen may go but it's all up with MT and Mrs Fish when Edgar s. MOutlhrop of 24s Cherry street goes fishing. One special day in the year this famous fisherman sets aside for execution among the finny folks and he has de- cided to start out Friday morning for Cornwall bridge and remain away for a few days. All the best fishing places in the state are well known to Mir Moulthrop.
 Edward Gaughan's appeal from pro- bate was filed in the superior court to- day. Mir Gaughan is administrator on the estate of Margaret Gaughan Mary Luddy had a claim for S35S against her estate and was allowed by the commissioners. Attorneys Kelley and Root, S25S. Her claim was presented by Attorney Slavin. It is from the al- lowance that the administrator ap- peals. Mrs Luddy's claim itemized is as follows: Rent of tenement on How ard street August 1, 1899 to May 1, 1900 at S5 a month. S45: rent of room August 26. 1901, to January 4, 1902, ID weeks at S1 a week. S19: board and nursing January 4. 1902 to May 1, 1902. seventeen weeks at s6 week, SlO2; board and nursing August 2s. 1902 to April Q 1903, thirty-six weeks, S6 week. sl92.
 One of the first excursions of the season and one which is looked for ward to with much pleasure is the an- nual excursion which is given ly the Merrimac A. C. to Hanover park on Decoration day The committee in charge have completed arrangements for the trip on next Tuesday and tick cts are already on sale and can be se cured from ny of the members. At the park there will be plenty of attractions. a ball game has been arranged he tween the Merrimacs and the strong Dublin nine of Meriden. there will also be dancing afternoon and evening. The excursion will leave tine Dublin street station at l s30 o'clock. tickets for the round trip are s.!0. The following Is the committee in charge of the affair, James Hayes. Thomas Riley. William CIeary. James DowDey. and William Ghent.
 Useful wedding gifts are the most pleasing to the recipients especially when they possess those lasting quail ! ries. Tn sterling silver this is a mark | ed feature worthy of thought Our stock is a revelation on suggestions l and combined with the many prevail | ing ideas. you are enabled to choose easily. The Upeon Jewelry Co. ss Bank street