Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-20
CITY NEWS


 The will of the late Dennis Flavin was filed for probate today. All of the estate is left to the widow Honora.
 Court Wolf Tome will hold an i'm portant meeting this evening to take action on the death of Bartholomew Sweeney.
 Anniversary mass of requiem will be celebrated Friday morning at 7:3O o'clock at St Francis Naviers church for the late Patrick Mcfarland of Gal win street
 The Waterbury Business Mems as sociatiOn will hold their annual outing at Savin Rock on Thursday. July 27. A shore dinner will be held at Will coX's pavilion
 Ladies, who have been to the mati- nee. listened to the thrilling tones of the hero, smiled at the joys and wept at the sorrows of the heroine. should round out an afternon of pleasure by having glass of soda from the new fountain at Lakes drug store It's cooling, wholesome and delicious.
 List of letters remaining unclaimed Ill the postotfice: A Belinfante: Mrs Edward Barton: Mrs Catherine Gregg; Miss Essie Cousins; Terry Condon Fred l.. Clark: John A. Cantwell: Mrs William Donnelly; James Du Fresue: Mrs M. l.. Fulsom; l.. Furgany: Yer her NJ. Gay: Mrs K R. Hirner, Miss Lizzie Harris; Miss Lena Levine; John Lecht: Miss Mary Lonergan; Patrick NJ. Eleney; Charles A. Miller: Mrs Ar thur H. Parker; J. s. Robinson: R. $. Reynolds: J. T. Stevens; Robert W. Snyder: C. F. Smith.
 The long standing trouble between Paulina Tafel of Brewsters street and her neighbOrs over well. culminated yesterday in Judge Cowell granting an injunction against Nals Sjostedt from interfering with the well. A boundary line, it seems runs through the well, which was built by the Tafels A sur vey of the property placed the bottom Sf the well on the SjOstedt's property and the top on the Tafels. On that basis the TafelS claim they own it and will not permit others to use it. A penalty of $500 is attached to the ln- Junction which is made returnable to the district court the first Tuesday In September.
 The honor birthday party rendered to Chauncey Seeley. John F. Brown. Mrs Mary Jackson, Mrs Marie White man and Mrs Harriet Hunt by Wad- hams post and the Women's Relief corps last night in q. A. k. hall. was very pleasant affair. The program included solos and recitations by Miss Mamie Higgins, snare drumming by Ii. l.. Plumb, Zither music by William NJ. klutty. duet singing by the little Misses Lily and Lucy Hughes, reading by Miss J. M. SOlfrank. piano playing by Ruby Page. reading by Mrs Sarah Matthews. reading and general business direction of affairs by Com mander C. Q. Robbins. Refreshments were served.
 City Engineer made slight mis- take when he arranged for a swim ming pool for boys at Hamilton park and made no provision TOT similar ac- commOdatiOn for girls. But the girls were quick to notice the omission and went out there and vowed that they would jump right ill with their broth CTS if some suitable place was not put at their disposal. Then the city en- gineer got on his thinking cap and in a short time he had though out way that suited the girls, too, and now the girls and the boys have separate swim ming pools and all are singing the praises of Mir Cairns. Hell be lucky if the big folks don't get after him now And they will if the scorchlnC weather continues.
 Arrangements have been completed for the opening Of the lawn fete this evening. The receipts of this lawn fete are to be used lr the Queens Daughters in helping the Sisters of the Holy Ghost in their works of charity. These sisters go quietly about OUT city caring for the sick During the sum mer months when SD many are sick they especially need aid in their work. The lawn at the corner Uf East Main and WeItUn streets has been hcauti- fully decorated tsupi music has been enga gel and an extra large platform for dau"iug constructed Refrp<h- ments will be served. If it should rain tonight and tomorrow night the fete will be held OH Thursday and Friday evenings of next week
 Albert Delay who until recently was in the trucking business on Division street has filed petition in hank rurtcy. alleging his liabilities Co bn s7.Ugt and his assets SI.ts0 One pf his creditors he claims is his mother. Eho has bill against him for S;.Ofsl. Last week an attachment for Si5n was placed on Delays prVIeTty as he was in the act of moving it. He was Ire- pairing tO go west with his bride. who was formerly Miss Terry a srIIaul teacher in Prospect HiblIarTs ciiim . IS for wages due. After HibllarIS at taehFneut \ A. Archer of Phoenix ave nue followed with another for hOrS. which Archer claims Delay bought from him and then gave it Ia black 5 smith In payment of bill
 On her welding day let your gift He different from the others Make yovs- selection from the UpSon JeWelry Co. where the most exclusive designs are shoun in all the arts. and where the prices are right