Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-11
CITY NEWS

Europe, has returned home.
 Harry Pritchard was today ap pointed conservator over his father
 Henry. Mental incapacity was alleged
 against the father and q consequen
 inability to attend to his affairs.
 William McMann of the Edward
 Balf Co of Hartford, who has beel spending part of his vacation in Wa
 terbury, returned to his post of duty yesterday.
 1 The Nicholas ]. Ruwet estate vii be sold in the probate court tomorrow morning at II o'clock. The propert, consists of lot with buildings thereon on West Liberty street.
 There are some vacancies in the em l brOidery class at the Friendly league which will meet tonight; also a new evening class in millinery is to bt opened. Register in the office of tht superintendent.
 The adjutant general has issued q general order directing company com handlers to turn to the state arsenal all bayonet scabbards charged to them | in exchange for new ones to be issued "llil IIC ltW hlluhl DelI. HE cA- change is to be made before the an nual inspection in January, 1GJ5.
 James F. Lawlor. the Grand street cigar dealer and tobacconist, has pur. | chased l.. R. Kings cigar store ana business at 46 East Main street and has taken possession of the new qu3-. ters. Mir Lawlor will also conduct the | old stand until November 1 ,afte- which he will give his entire attention to the East Main street store.
 At a special meeting of the taxpay- CTS of the Bunker Hill school district last evening it was voted to expend an additional 5000 on the new school building. There were not many at the meeting The building committee had been authorized some time ago to erect a building at a cost of not more than S25, 1000, but it was seen that this sum was not sufficient, as the lowest bid was S270O0.
 There was no civil business fo- Judge Robinson in the superior court to-day, as the case set down for hear ing was not ready one of the impor- tant witnesses being out of the coun- try. The case was the Connecticut General Life Insurance Co against John k. Capewell ct al for 5000 dam ages. This is a dispute about the pay ment of a life insurance policy of $5,- GOO on the life of the late Charles H. Percy.
 Miss Minnie Winnifred Johnson, formerly bookkeeper for G. l.. Dexter. | and Sa yaoIIaI Wiliion1 prnun an ploye of the United Gas Improvement Go, were married this afternoon at the brides home in Woodbury. The ceremony was performed by Rev J. C.. Dusinberre. Only the relatives and in- innate friends of the couple attended the wedding. The gifts which Mir and Mrs Brown received were numerous and costly. After short wedding trip i through the state the couple will re- side at SIS North Willow street.
 The following jurors have been sum- moned for the October term, criminal and civil of the superior court: Irving Baldwin. Charles White. Middlebury; Henry w. Beecher. Raymond F. Stiles. SOuthbury: Henry F. Terrell. Reno Swife. Cheshire; Francis E. Cole. Berkeley l.. Frisbie. WOlcott: Minor Blacliman. Elmer GriswOld. Prospect; W. +. Brown. Robert EOOmis. Nauga- tuck: Herbert c. Baldwin George T. Clark. Beacon Falls; Joseph B. Todd, 1 Thomas H. Brooks, Bethany; Charles II. Lounsbury. sherman Sanford, Sey- mOur.
 Attorney NJ. J. Byrne will have an- ] pthAr. Ia af r.F nnlNnrI.s- | laer against Sawdey in the superior court at short calendar next Friday. Acting upon the suggestion of the | court he has filed a motion to have the case. which has been settled. re- l opened. The motion Is quite a lengthy one. Among q score of other things 1 he claims it was to annoy him the case was settled. that tine plaintiff 1 had assigned him a certain portion of 1 any judgment she might he given and i that costs amounting tO S32J in sery- | ing the papers was contracted.
 Are you going to the Eagles fair next wePkE' Is a question that will bring S5 to somebody in Exchange place tonight. All that is necessary is to find the right person to ask this ] question or Ora Cecil. who will ap- pear at the fair every night next week, with her performing leOpaUls. is sure l to create local sensation. People 1 who spp her act once will surely wapt ! to see it again and again. It is as ar tistic as it is daring and the little ladv makes immediate friends the second she enters the lpoparIs' den armed with only a small riding whip and a broom handle.
 Robert K Browns injunction pre- venting the Connecticut Railway and
 Lighting Co from digging up the streets in front Of his property on
 East Main street and Exchange place was dis~olved hy Judge Silas Robin son in the superior court in New Ha- ven yesterday. This makes Mr | Browns Serond defeat in matters Of i this kind The ground upon which he | was granted this temporary Injunction ! hy Judge Cowell a week ago was that ] his tenants would be damaged and that if would be impossible for him in [ the future to make connections from ! the streets to his property on account of tine sEefendant's conduits. On the other hand it was contended that the work had been ordered by the city and that of 'Gns1 feet of subway aIl was completed but the part in front of Mr Browns property Burpee and Hincks appeared for the defendant and 1Iarar-eIect ThOms and Attorney Gillette for Mr Brown
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