Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-19
CITY NEWS

 Queens Daughters this evening in St Patrick's hall.
 The Christmas party at the Friendly league tomorrow evening is for the members of the league. Each mem Der is requested to bring with her d package valued at ten cents. Each member will be required to show her season ticket. The entertainment hall will be open at 8 o'clock and it is hoped that all members will make a special effort to be present. The dec oration committee meets Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
 There will be an important meeting of Sheridan council K. of C., this evening. All the members are request ed to be on hand promptly. The K. of c. choir will meet one-half hour before the regular meeting for rehears- al.
 The Gaelic Literary society will hold an important meeting tonight. The election of officers will be held and some attention given to the ques- tion of adding to the list of associate members. It costs $1 year to be en- rolled on the associate list. This mon- ey goes to swell the fund for the study of Gaelic in Ireland. The local soci- ety is of the opinion that it ought to be able to secure great many more subscribers to the list than it has at the present time.
 Cy Thompson is back again at the Naugatuck station after laying off now and then for the past six months. Mir Thompson sprained his arm about that time and was forced to give up work. He returned to work two or three times, but each time the trouble returned and he was compelled to quit. Now he is feeling in fairly good shape and expects to be able to stay at his work. The work in the bag gage room has increased considerably of late and three men are now en- ployed where two formerly were.
 The railroad commission gave a hearing yesterday afternoon at the capitol on the appeal of the Connecti- cut Railway X Lighting Co from the order of the mayor and board of all dermen in the matter of the line from Waterville to Thomaston. William T Hincks appeared for the trolley com pany and with him were General Man ager Sewell and Engineer William C. Smith, while on the Waterbury side were Mayor Thoms, Corporation Coun seI Kellogg and City Engineer Cairns The railroad commission reserved de cisiOn.
 The children of Mulcahy school or l Lounsbury street are making great 1 preparations for the entertainment and art sale which is to he held in the school building on Friday afternoon The entertainment will consist of dia logues in costume, recitations ant songs. The articles for sale were made by the children under the direc ton of the teachers. and many brett! and appropriate gifts can be secured i bv those who care to buy. The pro ceeds will be used for the purpose O purchasing suitable decorations 10 l the corridors and school rooms.
 At a quarterly meeting of Cour l Vigilant. held last night, a number o ! candidates were initiated and the fol 1 lowing officers were elected for the er suing term: Chief ranger, Emil Dale sub-chief ranger. John T. Riley; fnar cial secretary, John McNulty; record ing secretary. Martin Tierney; treas urer. James J. Cass; senior woodward Robert Dougherty; junior woodward ] Thomas Bolton: senior beadle, Charle Maxwell; Junior beadle, John Riley lecturer, John Mcfarland; trusted Bernard Henry. The meeting wa very harmonious and the court shove large gain in membership for tn last quarter. Dr James A. Grady wa elected physician.
 Tn the estate of the late Mary Pht Ian. valued at S6.OOO, Attorney Erwar l.. Seery was appointed administraro today. The-late Miss Susan Spence was administratrix on the estate an her time for settling it up expired til day before she died. There are Lhre heirs, one in this country. one in Eni land and one fin Ireland. Miss Ph' Ian's estate was the savings from Inc wages as servant to Miss Spencer an as she was about tO enjoy it she die'
 The hearing on the contested ele ton proceedings of Goodrich vs Rui sell have been again postponed, thI time to Friday morning at 9:3O O'clocl
 when 1t is expected the Bassett mu
 der trial will be over.
 As evidenced by our large sales the past two weeks. the bangle brac ! let stands foremost in the mind of tf , Christmas gift hunters. We have oth' bracelets in polished Roman and ro'
 gold. all of serviceable weights. Price for solid gold gOOds range from S5-t s25. for 10 year gold filled S2 to S , The Tpson Jewelry Co.