Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-28

The Russian Orthodox Catholic Brotherhod of St Vladimir of Water bury, Conn, incorporated, has filed ar ticles of association with the state sec retary. Demeteo Tehir and four oth- CTS are the subscribers.
 A large attendance was present at the concert and promenade given by the Pontiac Social club in Goodwill hall Waterville, last evening. An ex- cellent dance program had been ar ranged and the music was of the best
 At short calendar in the distri. | court this morning the following eases were assigned for hearing next week: Joseph Rentz vs Julian Klinedinsb: the city vs Mary D. Hotchkiss and James L. Alcott vs Seraphine Rodier.
 A meeting of the State Bowling league will be held at Johnson's Bowl ing academy, New Haven, tonight, with representatives present from Wa terbury, Wallingford, Hartford, Meri- den and Bridgeport. Officers will be elected and plans laid for the season, which starts next month.
 At the annual meeting of the Wa terbury Indian association yesterday afternoon, held at the residence of Miss Constance G. DuBois, officers were chosen as follows: President, Miss Constance q. DuBois; vice-presi- dents, Mrs John Castle, Mrs T. c. Nor ton, Mrs A. s. Chase; secretary, Mrs F. E. Castle; treasurer Mrs Thomas Mcdonald.
 The Spencer property located oppo- site the Waterbury club, on North Main street, has been purchased by $. A. Gately. This transaction ranks amongst the largest that have mark ed the realty market of late and is but another indication of the activity in this kind of investments. The sale was made through the agency of John $. Neagle, los Bank street.
 Last night there was quite a com motion in one of the saloons on East Main street, with the result that one fellow landed out on the sidewalk and sat there for some time thinking what he would do next. It seems that the fellow got into an altercation with a man on the inside and he finally be- came so noisy that he had to be given quick ride through the door.
 The will of the late Daniel Altman was approved in probate to-day by Judge Lowe. John Savers who was named executOr with will annexed, was approved of and ordered to file Il bond of S4.5OO, which Is the amount of testatOr's estate. 1t was hinted | Tn. haE TI,o ha contested but there was no opposition shown in the court this morning. Mir Altman btqueathed his estate in equal portions to his nephews, John and Dennis Altman; his niece, Mrs 0rsOn Light and Mir Savers.
 Mrs Mary J Parsons of the West End Carriage company; her son, Dan iel; his wife, Lena, and ChaIies Key holds, have notified the selectmen of Plymouth that unless they are paid damages for injuries they received Il month ago in that town, they will en- ter suit. It appears that they were out driving in an auto car and because of the stony and uneven condition of the road their car jumped an embank- ment and rolled to the field below, They were thrown out and tle ear rolled over them lniuring them so that they were all confined to tlfSir homes for. some time. Mrs Parsons seems to have suffered most.
 The threatened contest on the will of the late Adam Faber who lived and acquired considerable property in Wa torville. has been withdrawn and the instrument was approved this morn ing by Judge Lowe. The witnesses to it were Theron and H. W. Minor and Louis Raphael All of the personal estate Is left to Mir Faber's widow, Christina. the sons. DT George \. Fa- Der. William and Edward were left Sl each. The balance is to be divided into eight parts five of which are to { be given to Anna Cooke. one to Eliza ! Harper. one to Caroline Fenton. all { daughters. and one to Henry, a son. George L. Jenks. David F.. Sprague and William Moore were appOintel 1 appraisers.
 ! The patrunesses and aides who are to take part in the whist and samh- nirm to be given at the new Casino on : Monday night under the auspices of | the Queens Daughters met last even- ing at St Patrick's hall Miss Rose { Shannahan will have charge of the { f0rty-five section with Mary Baldwin and Elizabeth NOOnan as aides Sen-
 ator r. ]. PhelaH will he announcer for the whist Dancing will he a fea-
 ture of the entertainment. Coffee, cake. ice cream and soda will be serv- piI All ladies and gentleman friends ! of the Queens Daughters are invited ! to attend. The proceeds Of the enter ! tsfnment will be for the general char ftv in nrumnting the work of the Sis { terS of the Holy Ghost among the sick [ and poor of the city
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