Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-02
CITY NEWS

The board of public works will hold two meetings to-day, one in the after noon and another in the evening.
 Mrs John NJ. Fogarty of School street went to New Haven this morn ing to visit her sister, Mrs Quinn of Grand avenue.
 Miss .Nellye T. Reeds dancing classes will give shirt waist dance at the academy, 10S Bank street, on Thursday evening, May 4.
 Miss Anna O'Hara of Bridgeport, who has been visiting at the home of MT and Mrs Charles Fitzpatrick of Bridge street, has returned home.
 Tony George of 50 East Hawkins street, who has been in Columbia hos pital in New York city for some time for treatment, as the result of injuries received while wrestling with a com panion, returned home yesterday en- tirely recovered.
 The estate of the late William Per kins who lived on the Bucks Hill road has been distributed among his Heirs as follows: Alice D. Johnson, $7,574. .14 besides real estate in Waterville; Ha:- ry and Mary Perkins $S374.14 each; Ella L. Perkins $12,561.21 and life in terest in the homestead, and farm.
 Additional attachments against the Sunday Telegram were made yesterday by Constable John Barrie ill compli- ance with an order granted by Judge Roraback to Attorney M. J. Byrne counsel for Mae DeWandelaer in heI suit for $1O,O00 for libel against the paper. The additional order called fol $9,750 as the previous garnishes amounted to only $250.
 City Clerk George H. Nettleton and Paul Asheim are among appointments general commanding the Connecticut brigade, uniformed rank, Knights ot Pythias, whose annual field day will be held in New Haven on Wednesday June IA. Mir Nettleton is named as as sistant judge advocate and Mir Ashein as brigade signal officer. At the meeting of the board of com
 missioners of charities yesterday the bills and payrolls were approved anC the regular acquisitions signed. The board talked at some length over the advisability of providing better breed of cows for the Brookside home and after considering the merits of Jerseys I Durhams, Holsteins and few Cthel | breeds, it was decided to refer the mat
 ter to Commissioner Chase, who i! 1 said to know more about the bushes: than all the rest of his colleagues. At meeting of the Waterbury Sym phony orchestra yesterday afternoon the society formed permanent organi ! Zation and chose the following board
 of officers: President, Albert J
 Blakesley; vice-president, Frank $
 Booth; secretary, H. E. Chapman ! treasurer. Jacob Kaiser: manager. w Percival Ogden; conductor, Charles F. Farnham: assistant conductor, Sfl l liam A. Tinsley. Board of directors
 George F. Boyd, k. A. Laslett Smitf and Charles B. Churchill. Useful and novel prizes have beer secured for the whist to be given by the teachers of Barnard school or Thursday evening at Leavenwortl hall. Prizes will be awarded to the persons winning the greatest number of games. Heretofore it has beer customary for all persons winning aI equal number of games to draw lots for the prize which was to be award ed for that number of games, but or Thursday evening the persons win ming the greatest number of games will be awarded the prizes.
 Nathaniel R. Bronson trustee IT | bankruptcy of the estate of Fred l. l Terry. who was connected with ths Connecticut Railway and Lighting | company at New Britain, submitted | his final account with George X. Kel ] logg. United States referee in bank
 ruptcy. yesterday. The account wa, approved. There was about $40 to b, divided among Mir Terry's creditors
 and q dividend of three-tenths of 1 per
 cent was declared. One creditor re ceived q dividend of one cent. the smallest declared to any of the credit
 ors.
 Judge Burpe and Attorney O'NeIll to. | day asked Judge Thayar if Attorney l Kellogg would make a finding in tho
 Lathrop- Lathrop case. They were iI ! doubts about the directions of the court
 in the matter. they said. and wished to he enlightened. They understood,
 however. that 1t was the order of the court that NIT Kellogg should not make q finding but merely present the evi- | dence to the court. because the court | had not stated anything definitely
 about the finding. It was immaterial | tO them whether or not Mir Kellogg should make a finding. The court de cidel that it would he better to have
 Mir Kellogg finish the case. which | meant. of course that he should hear arguments and then make his finding and present it to court. This point hay ine, been determined the next one will he to arrange for the arguments. Ton may think that your old jewel " is beyond repairing and putting into serviceabIe condition. but we can make it as good as new. Speciality made of refinishing and plating gold and silver articles UpsOn JeweIry Co. GS Bank street