Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-11

AibuudN dltSl Hpou dI i O tItth.
 The Bronson library will be close all day Monday. to honor Lincoln bf tfday
 1lulcahy council, k. ut C.. will mec al 10:&o tomorrow morning. Helcat ter sunday meetings of this council vii be held ill the morning.
 .. A. Valentine of Grand street. Wh' vas injured a few weeks ago by tall ing from ! Scaffoldng in the ottice 0 tue department of charities. is able [, be ont,
 The number of persons who callet yesterday t0 have their names listet t"r the primaries footed up Ill nine 1 ty->eren democrats and seventeen rc | puhlicans. The registrars will hold ar other session in August.
 Farewell meetings are announced tt talc place at the Salvation Army to night and Sunday. Captain Andrews and Lieutenant Kelly are the retiring ! officers and will conduct their lna meetings Sunday at 2 and i. III. \ cordial invitation k extended 10 all. Sheridan lodge, No 21S. \. F.. 0. F. h"ll I very important meeting last evening u Columbus hai. One appli- cation was received and two ballotecl for IL vds voted to attend tbe anni, verSary 0f Alex v0n Humboldt lodge lu q body after thetr own regular meeting aa it rakcs place tbo same evening
 Alex von HumboIdt lodge, No c1o. \ |. q. r., held thci" regular meetin: last evening ill Foresters hall and completed arrangements for their l2th anniversary celebration February Il. Three applications for member, ship were received An invitation to visit Brass City lodge February 20. was accepted, at which time the grand officers will he present,
 Attorney Guiltoile. representing Mrs Anna Soluri, has brought suit for di. vorce. alleging deserti0n. The defend: @nt Charles Soluri. is about 2 years of age and was inclined To he rather sporty when living with his wife. and the supposition is that he considered her too slow for him. He is now sup.
 
 New Britain or Bridgeport.
 1t a meeting of the Connecticut State Laundrymen's associat ton. held iG New Haven last night, officers were chosen 0s follows: President. Andrew J. Crawford of New Haven: vicepresi dents. !. r Spretch ot Bridgeport. A. W. Barcb of Hartford, E. Y. Meyer of Waterbury; secretary, R. E. Badger of Waterbury; treasurer, 0. |. Dobbs of the Monarch laundry. New Haven.
 There was no city court today. The only case to be disposed of was the case against Christian nelkescamp for breach of the peace in going to his wifc's home and abducting their five years old son Adolph. This case was put over to next Saturday as it seems there was no one effected by the alleged disturbance but the Delkes. camps themselves, and consequently the public was not greatly interested in the matter. Moreover as the trouble between the nelkeScamps is by no means n new story or anything to oc- casion surprise.
 At the mems meeting in the Y. NJ. (. 4. building tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock the Rev William Trumbull Holmes. the popular young pastor. of the Congregational church ot Water town, will be the speaker. Mr Holmes is an able speaker and q scholar, He is doing q splendid work in Watertown not only for his own parish. but for'all the young men of the town in providing ways for their social and intellectual development under hclpful auspices. Nor k NIT Holmes a stranger in Water. Oury. He has here relatives and also many friends The meu who gan at- tend this meeting will feel il q priv. .iege Co listen 10 the address of the ai. ternoon. A stirring and helpful song service with orchestra accompaniment will prerede the address.
 The Sij0 diamond found by Joseph tiahan in the Hotel Waterbury few Clys ago i. still in the custody nf the "hl"s Of police, awaiting a call from tho owner. The police arc mystltied about the matter. They cannot un5cr- st1ud how a gem s1 valuable could tc h.st without being missed ny the own. A-i'+ VI L'At AAN iiNt t~''ll since Gluan found il in Ihe >wucpmss o! the hotel. Surprised at the Lrillian 'y oi what he supposed was q piece of ylI,>. ne showed t to bis fellow cln- ll"vcs aud also llr clerk. and they all said iL Mas unlhiH- but a piece uf tiue gi1s- EuJ d ,umprtcnt irwelcr said i'~ 'uiU- i> agnout Si.r Cnless the owner .a.l- aud proves n.s claim ID i .,U dals the @eu ',.ll be returned 10 IaAail
 James H"iczer's sut against r. Ii. Hackett "f East Main street suffered collapse iate yr>rsrda, afternoon. For la"s af es biru-c 70 support hi, -.aim rhe ca-,. ua- withdrawn bafora Holez.f had fiuisbcl with his side oC it- H"lizcr riaimrd STW4, danlasc. from IIa"keit "n tho grounds tLa, Ilarh"jt had agreed ro I1ry his prob 'Tty in lhr north rud arl that be failed q" heep hi contract after be had put him tn great inconvenience. IiHrAcst.S rlBiB was that TIolczcr ngls- represented iho condition of rhe prop. erry tn hinE Tho well was almost dry aTtd jhtre were a numler "f liens and "TilrT rjtt "neUmtranNcs on the prnn- srty. Russell and Brett appeared, for Ha'hctt aD,I o'Nein for IIolrzer
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