Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-02
CITY NEWS

Tonight. Military band at Eagles hall good music.
 The department of charities met al I o'clock this afternoon.
 Miss May Keefe is visiting bel aunt, Mrs John O'Dohnell of Terry l vile
 James F. Elliott was to-day appoint Cd administrator on the estate of George Ward Elliott.
 Miss Esther Sussman will spend her weeks vacation with friends and relatives in New York city.
 George Moore and Miss Eula Pro yost were united ill marriage Saturday ly the Rev D- Davenport O. this city
 The board of education will meet at 7:';O o'clock tonight. One of th" items of business to be transacted is ] lhc amended proposed bill for chang ing and electing the members of the i board. Miss Mary Kane of Walnut street. 1 teacher at the Washington street 1 school. who underwent d serious Op- eratiou for in1amlnatory appendicitis during the past week, is resting quite comfortably to-day.
 The Coucorda Singing society fast might elected officers as follows: ireS- ident, J. .\sscll: vice president. Charles Dr'her: financial secretary Louis 1ritsrhicr; recording secretary, Thco- dore Drchcr; corresponding secretary. Ed OrknlS; treasurer, Henry Doerr; librarians, Emil Haessler and Alfred kirSChbauIn.
 The funeral of Timothy Francis. son of MT and Mrs John Conroy of 6eS South Main street. took place yes ter1ay afternoon with intermcnt in the family plot in Calvary cemetery. The floral tributes included Il wreath from the parents of the deceased: :: wreath, Catherine Dalton: bouquets. Matthew Lawlor, Mrs Conn and Charles IIix.
 For injuries arising out of an acci- dent Henry J. Mattoon and wife of Watertown have brought suit against the l.. II. Towlc Co for 5000 dam ages. The plaintiffs claim that while driving on the Watertown road their horse Was scared by the defendants automobile. causing it to run away and throw plaintiffs out, in.iuring them. The suit is rcturhable to the local superior court.
 At the annual meeting of the Holy Name society of the Immaculate Con ception church the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Spiritual adviser. Rev w. J. Slocum: president, William Milton: treasurer John II. Moran; secretary. I. W. Mr- Carthy; consultorS, Thomas F.- Xiii duff, r. M. Harty. D. J. Carroll. Thomas Howard. The treasurer's re- port showed the society to he in q flourshing condition.
 The regular weekly promenade of the American band held at city hall Saturday evening with q large crowd ill attendance With the decorations used at Company G's ball and Friday evening the prom was more like Il grand ball than it was Il promenade
 All persons desiring exemption from military duty. owing 10 disability should be examined by Dr. kilmartil during the month of January. Under no circumstances can exemptions he granted after February 1.
 The fire department had two calls , last evening. one shortly after o'clock to a house on Vine street i owned by Frank Perrin, and occupied ny an Italian family, where Il pan oi .rcasr boiled over oh the stove and | iillod th' house with smokr, and au other about au hour later to Il house on Maple street, where a Christina. tree got oh fire and burned n sofa pl low and q portion of lounge Thcr, was no damage to speak of in either place
 In suit brought by the Colelia Trust Co agail'st William w. IIann; of New Britain. judgment was yivcl some tim" ago for the plaintiff for Sl. ol2.33 The trust company claims that this judgment remains still m paid. and that Mrs Elizabeth Andar son Is holding in trust for the defend ant Il oncthird interest iai S6J,OW'. tn estate of his father. John Hanna. an, also ip Sli.roO personal estate. Tn, interest from the defendants share Q the estate is Sl..Hd per year. and il view Uf this situation the trust com rany asks for an injunction to proven in" defendant being paid this money
 i"4n anvoit lied last night at hi
 
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 "tt. H. ih" ,uunting room uf Miller | f,-k Co. Nr Nal'bott was T ,ltler h, trad" and with his brothcr. William , I. Nal'bott, condIlrtr,l inc business fo
 a time here, hrt ow ing tn noor hraltl , he WAS obliged Ia give it ILL Years ;.... % 1 iIc "nl"r"r he eInl'l"y Of the Steel, S , Johnson Manufacturing Co. where h. lrcmained np l." thc tim" 5. his death
 Although hc bal passed ihe S,nd n ilr 1. stone, hc enioy'..l good hrHln mi, n,
 suffered prri %, 2 needle, laNl W.,l - nesday which developed into hioo, lpoisoning and with other rvrn,li,., l. iions carried him away. H., was ;,, ideal "itizvu and was h"ld in The his, . est esteem in the factory and also
 inc mighl"rho"l where he had lsg, for tur past lift! four yeags He E: member ur the NIcthodt church sf
 a,tande,l service with the ,-,ngre gatl.
 N hen the meeting house as in Il building now 1ccupici- hy St N lry ! day nursery. In politics h. ,vas 3 T