Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-10
CITY NEWS

k. J. TOrkOm1an mas SOld TOT GeOrse A. Upham his house at S5 Ridgewood street to c. E. Marshal.
 Miss Julia Hollywood is spending q few days vacation with her sister, Mrs William Smith, at Walnut Beach.
 Mrs H. E. Carter of 17 Second ave nue has left for an extended visit with her sister, Miss Bentley, of Philadel- phia.
 Mir and Mrs Arthur G. Beams of Forest Hill, N. J., are visiting with Mrs E. k. Otis of 745 North Main street.
 Miss Gertrude F. Clash of Rich mond, Va, is visiting with her cousin, Miss Carrie l.. Raymond of Cooke street.
 James A. Duggan will leave to-mor- row for the supreme conclave conYen- tion to be held at Milwaukee, June 13 to 16, as delegate from Silas Bronson conclave, l. o. H.
 Dr Edmund J. Abbott and Albert H. Mills leave to-day for the supreme conclave at Milwaukee, Wis, June 13 and 17. as delegates from Waterbury conclave. I. 0. H.
 There will be meeting of all gradu- ates of Crosby High school at High school building on Monday evening at 8 o'clock. The object of the meeting Is to form an alumni association.
 Yetaro Kinosito and Totaro Kato, prominent merchants of TOkio, Japan, spent last night at The Elton and were shown through some of the factories today. They are here to purchase ma. chinery and metal for the manufacture of telephone instruments.
 The American band prom tonight at the auditorium. Last Saturdays prom was one of the best since Lent, and the band expects to make this one equal to any they have given. Some new music and some of the best of the old ones and full band will make a good spot to spend few hours.
 In the supreme court yesterday the case of Philomena l.. Ecuyer VI. Thomas Duquette; action by mOther-in law against son-in-law for $2OO, al- legged loan; brought to district court of Waterbury; Judge Cowell found for plaintiff and defendant appealed. No error. Opinion by Judge Torrance.
 On the application of the Connecti- cut Railway and Lighting Co. Gov Rob erts yesterday appointed as railway policemen in Waterbury. Superintend- ent H. l.. Wales, Assistant Superin- tendent Burt A. Cocknngs, Inspect ors c. J. Eggleston, William Wittell, George N Richardson and William E. Jacobs. Their commissions cover New Haven county.
 The Catholic Women's association will have social session Monday even- ing for the members only. It will be preceded by the annual meeting at which election of officers will take place. There will be whist and re- treatments. Every member is re- quested to be present at this meeting. It will be the last event in Catholic Women's circles this season and a special endeavor should he made by every member to attend the meeting. as a pleasant time has been arranged for.
 The will of the late Mrs Ann Raffer- ty was approved in probate by Judge Lowe today. Attorney A. r. Hayes. who drew up the document and Con stable Walter E. Lannen and William H. Peters the witness testified it was the will of Mrs Rafferty. that they saw her sign it and that she was then apparently sound in mind. Judge Warner of Woodbury appeared for the will and Attorney O'Neill represented Andrew Broderick who was named executor in the first of Mrs Rafferty's two wills. It was the second will that was probated to-day. for in this testa- trix revoked all former wills. It is very likely there will he contest though Mir 0'Neil would not say there will be.
 The German singing societies of Wa terbury are will represented at the Connecticut State Saengerfest at Rent schlers park in New Britain to-day un- der the auspices of the Teutonia Maen- nercior of Hatfield. The visiting so- cieties will be escorted from the sta ton to Turner's hall by the local so- ciety and the American band. At n o'clock a parade will be given. Council man Frank L. Traut will he marshall and his aids will be George Alderman and August Zehrer. Al the park May or Bassett. City Clerk Thompson and William Lange will speak. The con certs will occupy the rest of the dsy un- til 4 o'clock in the afternoon. when bowling for 6 prize and bah game will be held
 The seven minute schedule on the trolley will go into effect in about a week. The only obstacle to it now Is the laying of a double track on South Main street near Mill street GeseraI Manager SewelI said today he expects that work to be finished in about week. and the seven minute schedule will go into effect immediately there sitter. Mir seweil could not say when connections will be made with Ches- hire. The progress the contractor is making is rather slow There gre about five miles road bed fo be made beyond what is knoun as Brpoksr cor ner and if seems this work is quite diflcuif- The rate of progrees in lay ing the rails is about only SO feet day which Mir S~weIl considers very dow Following this work fb> wre< have sc l,e hung and Tps>> ~fvvf~i- Nr Nrupu ezper1n tbp wofk ts Ir <~D