Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03
CITY NEWS

The Hammer club will take a cross country run tomorrow as far as Hitch cocks pond.
 John J. Dawson has sold the Courte- manche block on Dover street to Han nah Kelley of Lafayette street. Daniel T. FarrIn,ton of 40 East Main street has sold for James T. Fer gilson his property, 1G and $ High street.
 Judge Cowell settled up the estate of his father Nelson to-day. The estate amounted to about SS.0O0. Mir Cowell died in 1896.
 Judge Peasley decided demurrer which. according to Attorney O'Neill. counsel for Mrs Buck. involved the merits of the case. On that account he did not think Judge Peasley was competent. After great deal of talk Judge Cowell said he would let Judge Peasley decide the matter for him. self.
 Nr and Mrs Henry Weyand and son, Mrs Herman and daughter. Mrs wiehn. Mrs Abel and Mrs Graf and two children will sail Tuesday. June G. on the steamer Kaiser Wilhelm Der Crosse. of which Mir Kaiser has the agency for Waterbury. The party will visit friends and relatives in the old country and will be absent about three months.
 The following assignments were made, For Tuesday: Annie Barrett agaiSit S. sn Hansen. Baxter B<@ against the Hotchkiss and Templefon company, w. N. Vance against John \. Iilley. two cases. Thursday. Wood vs Cooley. Axelrod vs Voegel. Tuesday. June E. Shepard against Town of Ply mouth and Wednesday, June l4. Fitz- maurice vs Buck.
 On next Tuesday evening Anchor lodge No 40. New England Order of Protection will celebrate it's seven teenth anniversary in Red Mems hall. The committee in charge are planning 10 make the occasion enjoyable for all who attend. Grand Warden Frank F.. Hill and Past Grand Wardner Joseph T. Wooster of New Haven will be pres enf.- X good program for the good of the order has been arranged. and all members of this city. Union city and Naugatuck are invited.
 Waterbury people who visit Savin Rock will find it to their advantage 10 make call upon Bernard Coyle before making arrangements to locate else where. Mir Coyle and his wife. who are now conducting the Brass City house at the Rock. were for many years well and favorably known resi- dents of this city and have ample ac- cOmmodation for a large number vf boarders. Their prices are reasonable and those who give them the prefer ence in their patronage may rest e sured that they will be used right.
 James Preston of Baldwin street made big catch at Pricbard's pond this morning. He was out nearly all night and about ] o'clock when he had grown weary waiting for a bite and was about to pull in his line when something got hoh of the hook and gave it yank that almost pulled the pole out of his hands. He held on. however. and finally landed the mon sfer. which turned out 10 bc the largest piekerel ever seen in Waterbury. On the way home this morning many ask cd Mir Preston where he got the big sodfish.
 Several Waterbury people will join in an automobile run to Sayin Rock to- morrow. starting from the City hall building at 2 o'clock in the morning. The run will be under the direction of F.. IT. Towle. So fer the list is ss follows: T. s. Lewis. IyocemobiIe. five: W E. Hunt. Maxwell. four: Frei Chapman. Maxwell two: I. J. Shee- han. Rambler. five: Matt Byrne. Pope Hartfori. five: Pred Pellfier. Pope Hartford. five: Charles Dudley. Ramb- Ter. five: F. IT. Towle. Franklin. two: George F. Towle. Franklin. two: F. II. Towle & Co. Berg Touring car. five. F. ". Towle Co. Pope-Hartford. five. The party will have dinner st Cox'< and expect to return between :, and C o'clo-ck iu the evening.
 Fulton's American Band wIIl give an- other of ifs popular promenades this evening af Eaglc<' hall. IT is both in- these promenade~ These weekly who trip rte light fantastic but large proportion of fhe audience ]. often made up of those who have liking fo the popular music. the promenatles sf- ford lowers of the art an exceIlenf or- Ty,rtunItr fo isssrn@ acquainted with soIne of the very latest airs each week thrrr i- change in the program. new psr--es are brought ogt and in this way p~ople srr given the opportunity of bearing the latest compositions effes ruf se musie for the nrxf time <s letter haH szn f~ hes for surih usry- pc-e>. - tr~ airy sssIiferiusn uitlI rsD- fsrrs'ie -czfs fer fbn~r whe dc ua4 fzr~ te dsnfp sDd s 4por uht<h fa ero of tk> hp@4 1u fhe state fer fhp Annruvn