Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-13
CITY NEWS

 past few days setting up the name Crosby High school" on the local high school.
 The millinery class at the Catholic WOmen's association will meet this evening. This is the beginning of a rev term and new members will be received.
 An anniversary mass of requiem will he celebrated at the Immaculate Con- ception church at ' o'clock tomorrow morning for the late James McDonald Of French street.
 Charles Dow, formerly of this city. but later of Danbury, who was stu- dent at Holy Cross college last year. has entered the Order of the Domln- ican Fathers in New York.
 The contention between Stephen K. Cam and Christian Strobel over n watch has been settled. the latter pay ing the judgment and costs that were given him month ago by Judge Peasley in the city court. The total amounted to $57.
 $. Weinstein, the South Main street cloak dealer. has in his possession a well preserved copy of the New York Herald of Saturday. April 15, 1s6o, nearly forty years ago. The paper contains full account of the assas- sination of President Lincoln.
 The following assignment of cases for trial in the district court next week have been made: Tuesday. Mrs A. A. eerewey vs Jacob Muessler; Wednesday, David Denton vs Margaret Denton; Thursday. J. Marschling X Co vs Mon' osram Ink Co: Tuesday, January "A. Edgar W. Pinney vs Elizabeth E. Mer- win: Wednesday,, January 21, Hastings Pavement Co vs City of Waterbury.
 At meeting of the Waterbury Mn. tual Benevolent association last night officers were chosen as follows: Prest- dent, James c. Herman; vice-president, James Whitney: financial secretary, John Z. Bowling: recording secretary, John McMullen; treasurer, J. J. Nc. Donald; council, Michael Carey, John Wren. William Ladden. Thomas Bald- win John O'Donnell, Edward Veriker, John Bevans.
 Clifton Wickwire and Homer Fuller figured in a coasting accident on Ma ple street. waterville. yesterday. the latter having his kneecap fractured. With three others they were rushing down the hill when the ripper crashed into a hitching post. Wickwire was the only one seriously hurt, but Fuller received some slight bruises about the head and face.
 The American band prom at tine Auditorium on tomorrow evening will be especially interesting. The en- tire band will be in attendance and will render an attractive popular mu- sic program. Arrangements have been made for the use of the decorations which were used at the assembly dance last evening. They are said to he the finest ever seen in the city. ] The entire program will be published tomorrow. - -
 One of the most amusing and orig inal dance parties of the season will be Prof Bailey's pupils novelty cotil- lion on Monday evening in Music hall. Citizens bank block. The hall has been artistically decorated fin Japanese srd garland effect and the outside will .c illuminated with large number of Japarese lanterns. owing to a large program the cotiIlion will com mcnce at Q o'clock sharp. Impromptu daI.cin: begins at SIS o'clock.
 Justice of the Peace Attorney John F. McGrath has awarded Paius Gar. | Co afnS Soi | Eudolph's calf two weeks. The calf strayed into Garbukas's property on the East Mountain road and he i'm pounded it. thereby depriving the Ru [ ,iolps of their New Years dinner. He refused to surrender the calf unless Mrs Rudolph paid the expenses. and a hearing before Justice Mc<iratb re suited. It was then disclosed that the . calf ate up a snow bank on siarbukass property. Ii was for the hay. however | no, for the snow bank it ate that Gar bukas was awarded the S.
 Next Sunday afternoon the mass meeting for men will be addressed by a deputation from Yale university. 1 The deputation work of Yale univer. sity has grown very much during tho | past year and includes not only visits i to the churches of Connecticut and the larger preparatory schools of the eastern states. but also the larger city Young Mems Christian associations of the state Men from all depart ments of Yale university are enlisted in this work. The deputaficn which comes to Waterbury next Sunday ] will tc eonpceed of E. D- Harvey 1sos. and C. F. Cbaney- 10.- TbeSs representatives of the university srs well spoken of and . large audienes of Waterbury m0 will dcubfIe19 bs