Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-08
CITY NEWS


 to-day attracted large congregations, preciablr effect upon the attendance.
 constable Walter B. Lannen. who is laid up with pneumonia, was quite ill yesterday. and a consultation of phy- SirianS was hcld Toward the after noon he was much improved.
 Edward E. Kelley is having plans prepared for d new six. family house to be erected on his lot on Fuller street Tllp building will be equipped with all modern improvements. Work on the cellar will he commenced as soon as the frost is out of the ground.
 iSt of letters rcmainin: unclaimed ill the postn.li,"' w. H. Copeland, Miss LenI T. .crty C. w. Leinbaugh, Frcdrirk Lpvct, Peter Lally, Miss Az ncS Murphy, Frank Malo, Guy Stone, street Grove & Sanford. William Saundpr. Mrs $. Taft. Edward Willis.
 The divorce and counter divorce suits of Laura F.. and Philip Rushet have been withdrawn from court. The basis of each of the actions was in- fidelity and the parties were deter mined to contest them to the utter end. Friends. however, interveneu and yesterday notice was served upOh the clerk of the superior court to take the cases off the docket, as they had been settled amicably.
 Ernest Norton Totten and Miss Gladys Amelia Leach were married yesterday afternoon at the home Of the brides parents. AIr and Mrs Fred NJ. Leach. 112 Farm street. by the Rev F. D. Bassctt of St Paul'S Meth odiSt church. Miss Hazel Kirk ot Cheshire was maid of honor and Louis w. Tottcn, the groom's brother. was best man. A reception was held for a houSeful of friends. many being pres cnt from out of town.
 On the amended bill relating to making the deputy judge of the dis trict court an associate judge on sal ary of S30OO Il year, there was hear ing before the legislative judiciary committee to-day. Attorney Kennedy appeared before the committee and spoke against the bill. He held it would be unnecessary and eXtravagant to pass such q bill because there is not work for one judge in the district court. not to speak of work for two.
 Daniel Keefe of Bishop street Jeff here yesterday for New York and eX poets to sail Saturday for Europe will the International Circus Co. which i' controlled by the owners of the Bar ! mum X Bailey circus. Mir Keefe had | not signed his contract with the com pany before leaving. He had nc doubts on that point, however. He | will be in charge of the bill posting 1 department and calculates upon being in Europe five years touring the wholt continent from Ireland to Russia. In the probate court today Attorney II. w. Minor was appointed admins l trator on the estate of the late ChaTle' Brewer. Mr Minor was the selection of Mir Brewers relatives. As to ther, being a lawsuit to ascertain th' l whereabouts of certain money left i' bank by Mir Brewer and withdraw hy some relatives of his widow. NJ Minor would not say what course vii he taken It will he first necessary [, ascertain if there is any truth in th, r,ports in circulation regarding th' matter.
 II was arranged today hy JudS' Rurpce ana Attorney ONeill to re Sume the hearing of the Lathrop Lr'hrop ease Friday afternoon. Tn case has been before Committee Johl r. Kellogg about three weeks. a grea deal longer than if it had heen hear by the court. But when it was ar ranged to have the evidence taken h, Mir Kellogg the attorneys had no in timation that q special term of the Sl1 rarior court was to he held here. NIT Iathrop'S side of the case has he1 heard. hut only one ar two witneSSo for MT Iathrop have so far testified
 Court Giuseppe Verdi. F. of A.. wa last evening presented the banner fo having the largest number of men berS in the parade at the opening q the FOreStPrS' fair held recently. IT cidcntal to the presentation soci; session was held The banner wa presented by Charles X. Beglel chairman of the general room con | mttee. and was received by Chic Ranger Marcsco. and hy Attornc Charles Bauhv. who responded in En.
 fish on behalf of the court The con
 mittee iH charge of tbc evenings el l tcrtAinment comprised D. Manfred
 W .Tampli. V Biancar,li. l.. Ciprian
 G. p,.vito and G Sanhuco. TT smoker was one 0f the hest held h
 inc order "f ForeSters In some tim ln th" parade the court had about q
 members.
 Are these people fools Three ,
 nve persons today look upon tl
 world through glasses. To they we:
 classes for style for ''lnoks". f,
 fun :' Ire all these rs-ople fools , would they continue to wear them ul less deriving great benefit therefrnm
 our business iS the scientific adiuS
 uIent of glasses for the improvement
 nf vision and the Stoppage nf ncFv
 drain and strain The TpSon Jewclr
 Co. Opticians. GS Bank street.