Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-12
CITY NEWS

hC pOoio Ol ucdltH VIII a meeting at o'clock tomorrow af- ternoon.
 The St Joseph's T. A. society will Ahold an important meeting this even- ing to make arrangements for at- tending the C. T. \. |. field day at Middletown, next Saturday.
 For the last time the banns of mar riage of John Calvin of Bishop street and Miss Harriet Faber were an nounced at St Thomass church yester- day. Miss Faber is one of the Fabers of Bucks Hill and became convert to the Catholic church during the last mission at St Thomas's. The marriage will taka plaza this week.
 against certain portions of the Hayden property situated in South Brooklyn and Platt's Mills were resumed to-day in the superior court room before the committee appointed by the superior court. For the property the city is willing to pay S5.50O. while the Hay dens, who are lawyers in New York and Washington, ask S16,00O. The city needs it for its sewage disposal plant. -.~-
 The Connecticut Pharmaceutical as- sociation will convene at the Branford Point house tomorrow for its annual meeting and will continue in session two days. The business meeting will be held tomorrow afternoon and in the evening there will be whist and dancing. Music will be furnished by an orchestra. Wednesday the annual sports will be held, for which hand some prizes are to be awarded. A sail around the Sound is part of the pro- gram.
 The Waterbury Medical society will meet at 9 o'clock this evening in the rooms of the Waterbury Business Mems association when Dr F. D. Cro- thers of Hartford. superintendent of the Walnut lodge hospital, will speak on .'The Medical Side of the Alcoholic Problem and Dr C. H. Brown of this city will read paper on The Diag- nosis of Tuberculosis" Votes will be | taken on the application far memher. ship of Drs Fred H. Albee John E. Farrell. James A. Grady and Charles Engelke.
 Headed by the American band. and | wearing white trousers. blue coats and caps. white gloves and carrying side arms. Company A, C. N. G., Captain H. E. Carter. and the veteran ex-mem- bers. Captain A. l. Goodrich. marched 1 to Riverside cemetery yesterday after noon and decorated the graves of de. ceased members .of the company. in cluding that of Colonel John L. Chat. | field and Major F. \. Spencer. Be meath the shadow of the column reared to the memory of Colonel Chat field an appropriate address was de 1 livered by the Rev John Y. Lewis oi St Johns church.
 It has been practically determined that there shall be no contest over the property left by the late Mrs Ann Raf ferty. who lived on Bishop street. Hel | estate amounts 10 about Ss.y1O. mostly real estate. She left three wills, twC of which were filed for probate. The | first could not be found. In the sec | Ond she named Andrew Broderick whom she called my dear old friend, as executor, and begueathed to hin some $50. In the third will she re voked the other two and named Judg, Cowell executor. II was semi-OfficIal ly announced to-day that to ward of l any possibility Of contention in th' courts a settlement was effected witt Mir Frederick.
 The Lyra Singing society of thi city made a hit ill New Britain SatuY day. carrying off the blue ribbon Q honor for best singing and best ap pearance Ht the saengerfest of in Teutonia Maennerchor at Rentschler' park. The society and its friends fee elatel over the victory and The boy were given a royal welcome when the. arrived home. Those who attende, the saengerfest from here included M and Mrs Charles kIinzmann. Mr all,
 Mrs Charles Iange. Mr and Mrs ! We1Iste. MT and Mrs Ruier. Mr am
 Mrs Hilte. Mir and Mrs Besenbruct Mr and Mrs TeubreT. Mr and NIT
 Ogrislk. MT and Mrs Becker. Mr an
 Mrs Bretthauer. Mr and Mrs Amber.
 Mr and Mrs H0etiier. Mr and Mr
 PrObst. Mr and Mrs Anderson. Mr an
 Mrs kI0beianz- Mr and Mrs Stein
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 Klobedanz and Nessr- Wagner. Gal
 lat. BeTnharr. Tiere. Wiahn. Brentei I.anze. Schetler. WinEler. EleIr
 KunkIe. Stie-Ier. Teurrh Herunp- Traurig and korner. The next meet inE will b-e held in Waterbury.
 Wedding gifts of sllverware. hi
 we wish to impress upon y0u-tb
 wonderful variety of large stnrk. th i, quality and workmanship in ever piece and extremely reasonable prires
 The mere fact that we show a greate
 variety of silver-are than any othe
 house in Waterbury should bring vs'
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