Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-27
CITY NEWS

The c. w. A. shorthand class Will hold meeting this evening.
 Falcons Pride circle, Companions of the Forest. will give concert and so- ciable at Music hall on Thursday even- ing, May f.
 The Misses Theresa Shaunessy and Gertrude Bradley have returned home, after spending two weeks with friends in New York.
 The Nassau Social club give their fifth annual promenade at Eagles hall this evening. Lallier is to furnish the music for the occasion.
 At the twenty-first annual encamp- ment of the Connecticut Division. Sons of Veterans, in Hartford yesterday, F. H. McGarr of this city was chosen di- vision counsel.
 The members of the Friendly league are invited to attend stereopticon lee ture in the Friendly league hall this evening at S:30 o'clock. Members will show their pink tickets.
 At the annual meeting of the retail coal dealers association of New Eng land, held yesterday at Springfield, F. G. Humphrey of the Waterbury Lum- Der and Coal Co was chosen president.
 The corner stone of the Swedish Baptist church on Bishop street will be laid Sunday afternoon by the Rev Oscar Haywood, D. D., of the First Baptist church. Deacon D. l.. Smith will preside.
 The final hearing on the bankrupt es- tate of George Q. Pattee, who former ly conducted the Hotel Connecticut, will take place in New Haven May ,. The creditors, of whom there are many, will have ten days after the hearing in which to file objections with the United States district court.
 The will of the late F.'B. Rice was filed for probate to-day. His estate, which is reckoned to be about $300,GOO, was left. it is said, to his widow, Helen, and his son, Archibald E. The exact amount of the estate will not be made known until appraisers who shall be appointed will have filed their report.
 Only one case was set down yester. day for hearing in the city court, civil side, Theodore Boardman vs William II. Northrop, Monday. suit to recover wages said to be due. Demurrers il the cases of James A. Keegan vs Mar garet A. DOugherty and A. F. Abra hanson vs c. A. Sackett ct al were heard and decision was reserved.
 The liquors that were seized in the recent raids upon Sunday clubs were ordered destroyed yesterday, and tho stuff was poured into the gutter out side the police station. Quite quan tity of wine and whiskey was seized on the premises of man living oI North Elm street. This man had beer doing a rushing business from door t, door for some months before fellow countryman, who was jealous of tn, wealth he was accommodating, gave hin away to the authorities.
 I Over 300 persons attended the sup per given last night at the Second Con gregatiOnal church by the Ladies' aux ilary of Y. M. c. A. The committe, consisted of Mrs T. H. Hewitt, chair man; Mrs B. w. Tinker. Mrs F. NJ Peasley and Mrs w. w. Holmes of tn, Second Congregational church; Mir Warren Hoffman of the First Baptis church; Mrs w. H. Camp and Mrs B R. Kelsey of the First church: MT Miner of Trinity church: Mrs A. A Crane and Mrs Cooley of St John church.; Mrs Cole and Mrs Taylor O the First Methodist church.
 Philip Kline and Alphonse Schia vone are no longer good friends, fo on Tuesday evening. after Schiavon had exhausted the patience of his hos of friends on Canal street admirin the fine points of his horse and wagon both disappeared, and as Kiln dropped out of sight about the sam time Schiavone supposed both went to gether. He immediately informed tn police and whatever doubts he ma, have had about his friends honesty they were removed this forenoon. whe Kline was arrested in Seymour. H was brought to town by Detectiv kennaugh.
 Ellis Nesc0nte. an Italian chill about years of age. had very nal row escape from being crushed f death at the corner of Cole and Soutl Elm streets last evening by the trolle car that came in from Baldwin street The child was running across tn street with couple of companions an was not aware of the danger until h was knocked down by the car. large crowd gathered and the opinio of many was that the car had passe over the youngsters body. There wa great relief when it was learned tha he had escaped without injury. Tn mother of the child showed up in short time and carried it home.
 Now is your opportunity to mak selections from our unbroken assort ment of waist sets. belt buckles. bac combs. side combs and bangle brace lets. These goods have q wide rang of prices according to quality and en bellishment. enabling anyone to obtai the most up to date jewelry for sum mer wear The UpsOn Jewelry Co. 6 Bank street.