Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-28
CITY NEWS
Skating at John D.'s tonight.

this evening at City hall.
 The Ladies' auxiliary, A. o. H.. vii! hold an important meeting this evening in K. of c. hall. 4 good attendance is 1 requested.
 Mrs Ellen Burke McIsaac has been appointed administratrix on the estate of Catherine Mccarthy, at the request of the heirs, of whom there are half a | dozen.
 There will be a months mind mass of requiem for the repOse of the soul of the late John J. COnrOy at St Pat rick's church on Saturday morning a, 7:30 o'clock.
 c. H. Hart has sold the Earle hotel property at the corner of Meadow and Bank streets to Aneillo Russo, the Canal street banker, who owns the block north of the new purchase. He will remodel the building and cut it up into tenements.
 Mayor Elton and the members of the several boards will enjoy ban quet at The Elton this evening. It will be big affair. Besides his honor and the commissioners. City Engineer NilIISE NllA AllOA hFIlpS=s -As-sis'N ant City Clerk Reeves and few other dignitaries will be present.
 Railroad policemen Quinn and Me Donald this afternoon arrested four treSpaSsers on the railroad tracks be- low the Meriden junction. Their names are Henry Mattoon, Frank Mack, Charles Brown and Peter Bragg. They had been keeping the trainmen busy all the morning lodging moving freight cars. The police believe they are freight hoppers or railroad tramps.
 Joseph ViOlanti appears determined not to pay a bill of $60.25. Some time ago Attorney Lynch got judgment for that amount against him whereupOn Violanti promptly sold his interests in house owned with his sister on North Main street Yesterday Attorney Lynch had him taken to jail in default of payment and at the jail Violanti met Attorney Bauby. The attorney secured bail for him thereby procur- ing for him the limits of the jail. He must report every morning to the sat isfaction of the attorney and the coun- ty sheriff. Meanwhile ViOlanti added S15 to the bill by his going to jail and ultimately he must pay all.
 Mrs Annie O'Neill. a sister of the lineman. Andrew J. Crowley, who fell
 from a pole on Stone street a few weeks ago and died from the effects quite recently. filed an application in the probate court this morning for the appointment of Attorney F. r. Gull foile as administrator on his estate.
 This means that steps will be taken to obtain some compensation for the i loss of MT Crowley's life to his fam | fly. Mir Crowley was in the employ i of the Connecticut Railway and Light ing company and was quite a young
 man. The pole on which he was work l ing broke.
 At a meeting of Court Wolf Tone, F. of A., in Grand Army hall Tuesday evening, the following officers were elected: Chief ranger, J. Lyons: sub chief ranger. John COndon; recording i secretary. William Dinneen; financial secretary, Edward O'Neill: treasurer. James Coughlan: s. w. Michael Me Kenna: !. w. William Strudell: $. B.. John Barry: !. B. Cornelius Hogan: druggist. Peoples drug store; physi-
 cian. Dr John F. Hayes The voting
 for the various offices was rather live ] ly and Hugh keenan. who has been
 financial secretary for the past ten
 years retireS after giving the position i careful attention and much valuable time He made an excellent officer.
 The deposit station of the Bronson i library. which was opened at the Barn. ard school in November. has Eeen con siderably paTonized. So far. however. none has taken advantage of the priyi- lege of returning tO the schoOIhOuse hooks taken from the main library. | This might save a trip across the river now and then for those whose time is limited. IL is hoped that more will be made of this feature of the deposit station and that orders will he left for hooks to be sent over from the main library. Sets 0f library bulletins will he furnished tO those who apply for them. The station will not be opeR tomorrow owing 10 the closing of the ~rhrnlhouSe during the Christmas va cation. Next week it will be open as usual Hours to ; p. ID. on Fridays, instead of @.:3D tO 5:}0. as heretofore.
 At tho l,ome of Selectman and Mrs James Ssilt0n in WatertpEn ye~ter- day afternoon a double wedding was helI when tiucir two daugiterS- Ada
 May and Alice Maud. were united to Eugene Harry I.amphier of Water town and John AllnsOn Beers Of Gih- Spn. Pa Rev Mir Beers. father nf the latter groom. performed the ceremony. The br5dns were dressed in pyramid crepe over white silk and carrip,I roses. The house was rrettiIy decD- rated for the 0@casi0n with laurel. hemi0ck. running pine and holly. At the reception which followed many guests from various parts Df the state were present. The brides are well known and both have been prominent in social circles in Watertswu. The newly married young ladies cieveriy avoided those waiting to shower them with rice by a neat deception They sent two Of their friends drsSSesI in sheets t0 the carriage and the rce thrgwers. thinking that they were the brides. let Hy the rice. Ir was after varEs discovered that the reaI rair were in the house and when they went to the carriagp there wss DO rice or ohi shoes fn sight
 LaiIies- diamond rings Ssz. sg1. sZ2 and S25 in sufficient ssSartment to show snv prospective purehzser. We uiH show ro1 the stones uHuoHntesI 1T Fou s0 eh1oSe- Fine FrpmFh gray to5let set of eolnh. brush and mirT0r al prizes within the reach gf of an. The Upson JeEelry Co. 6 Bank street.