Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-07
CITY NEWS

Aiahiiitou udil. AliIl IIdlH, OclODef 1J. Followers of terpsichore will have q night of rare enjoyment.
 On the 27th of this month the Pon- tiac Social club will give a concert and promenade in Goodwill hall, Wa terville. The Pontiac tribe Is com posed of all good redmen who are among the best at entertaining. Pay them visit and see for yourself.
 The rails on the Baldwin street ex. tension of the trolley line, are laid as far as the residence of. A. B. Simons. but when the workmen got to that point they were taken away, so that little or nothing has been done on the job the past week. It will be a case of hustle to equip the road be fore the bad weather sets in.
 The public misses the clock whose pleasant face greeted rich and poor alike from the corner of Union and South Main streets while A. W. Gas. , ties market was located there. It was great convenience and since it dis. appeared nearly everybody you meet wants to know if the next tenant vii, follow the example set by Mir Castle.
 Mayor-elect Attorney W. E. Thoms treated the bar to cigars after short calendar in the district court this morning. The box was handed around by City Sheriff Rigney, who retires on the first Monday in January It was evident from the delight with which the lawyers smoked that every one of them voted for MT Thoms, republican as well as democrat.
 Whist parties come and go but they have to be very. very good to excel that given annually by the young la dies sodality of St Thomas parish. This Is one of the affairs of the sea son and lovers of whist and dancing eagerly await the night on which it is held. This year it will take place next Friday night and the Auditorium is sure to have fine, jolly crowd
 On next Wednesday evening night at s o'clock the Eagles fair committee will have mysterious citizen in Ex- change place and will give $5 to the first person, young or old. who picks the man out. He will be a well-known citizen. not a member of the Eagles, and will promenade Exchange place until discovered. More particulars about this unique advertisement will be given out next week.
 Judge Lowe decided this morning that Mrs William Derwin did not de- sert her husband, almost immediately after their marriage ten years ago, but that on the contrary she and her daughter, Mrs John Bergin, were driven from home by him. On that basis he decided she was entitled to her portion of the estate, $3.000. Mrs Derwin Is at present a resident of Lewiston. Ia. The estate will be di- vided up as soon as possible, The whereabouts of son is still unknown.
 The following committee has been appointed to arrange for the annual meeting of the grand lodge of the k. of F., which will be held In Speedwell hall, this city, on October r.: P. c. c. Frank R. White: P. c. Frank ]. og- den. P. c. Charles Draper, P. C. Frank T. Dews. David Miller. Leon Hall. John T. Drufva. William Axleby. C.. NJ. Dittrich. Edward Sanderson, Will liam Adams. H. c. Dyson, ]. s. HOl- royd. Frank \. Treat, Walter Scott, Arthur Weir, ]. i. Gift and H. s. Mil Ter.
 Tonight marks the closing night of the Brooklyn Athletic clubs fair. It can be truthfully said that this fair is the most successful ever given by this we'll known and popular club. To- night the committee is ready to serve a large crowd. They will also have the honor of having as guests Lleuten- ant Arthur F. Hyde and his detach- ment of soldiers from Fort Terry, L. $. A. Master Keefe will sing for the first time two of his latest soldier songs in honor of the visit of the soldier boys.
 Jeremiah Fruin. aged 23 years, of G27 North Riverside street. died last night at the Waterbury hospital. Be sides his parents he leaves two broth CTS. Thomas and Robert. and three sisters. Mrs John Southwich of New Britain. Mrs Patrick Kane of Ireland. and Miss Nellie Fruin of this city The deceased was a model young man and Eis death Is a source of great bereave- ment to the family. He was a mem ber of Court Martin HeIlmann. F. of A.. and of Division 1. \. O. IT. The funeral will be held Monday morning.
 Emil SchoenfeIdt. aged 1T years. died last evening at the Waterbury hospital He was a foreman at the American Pin company and had been in the employ of that concern for the past 22 years. He was a member of nearly all the German societies ln the city. Prayers vii! be held at the home Of his sister-ln-law. Mrs !. F. Buttner of 22I North Willow street. tO-mOr- row afternoon at 2 o'clock. The fu- neral services will be held at Hall Me mUrial chapel at 2 o'clock with the Rev ! M. Lewis officiating Inter ment will be in Riverside cemetery.
 John. the five months old son Of Mr and Mrs Stack. died unexpectedly this morning. Medical Examiner Crane was called and pronounced death due Co suffDcation. The funeral will be held at o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
 The funeral Of Agatha kiEenut took place thls morning from fine family residence on SunByside avenue with a mass of requiem at St Patriek's church hv Father Senesac and Iuterment in Calvary cemetery. The bearers were Octave Fi-eant. Napoleon Vigeant Henry Efzpant, E. T. Baril. IT. Hirb0ur and R. Adams. The floral tributes in- eiufiesi wrath leftered Mother from the family, standing cross. eupl1yns of the ivory department at the Wa terhury Button company tsuqurts. Mir and Mrs A. ?. Coules. tise Misses Archambault: palms. SsXe ( Fi0to.
 Qusdruple plate signifies four layers ~ silver. There may he four thin Iarers ur four thirk layers. and how are --au rofuz tr know W-ffeh kind v0u