Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-25
CITY NEWS

Remember next Tuesday night, Decoration day. military band prom. Fine program of good dance music.
 The annual rally day of the MetLo- dist ministers and people of New Ha yeu district EilI be held at the Plain vile camp grounds tomorrow.
 The funeral of the infant son of MT and Mrs Martin Russell of South Main street, who died yesterday. took place this afternoon. with interment in Riy- ersIde cemetery.
 The funeral of the late Charles J. Griggs will be held at the family resi- dence on Field street tomorrow after noon at 2:30 o'clock. The burial will be at the convenience of the family.
 John W. GafYney has commenced work on the additions to the theatcr building. The addition with parts of the present building will be known as the finest halls in the city.
 Workmen are busy putting the fin ishing touches on the Hotel Elton. which will be inspected by the stock holders, directors and their friends from 8 to II o'clock Saturday night and will open for business Monday. Each stockholder has received five tickets, one for himself and the rest to be distributed among his friends. Admission will be by ticKet.
 Edward Mcdonald, president of the 'O5 class of the Crosby high school, announced a few days ago that the class picture would be taken to-day al the school. A better day could not have been selected for the business and Mr Mcdonald says that this pic ture will outstrip all other class pic lures both in arrangement and the beauty of those sitting for it.
 The will of the late Joseph E. Lau- renee was filed for probate to-day. IL contains only a few bequests. To the Pine Grove Cemetery association Is left s1.OOo and to his three sisters. La of Canada. is left the balance of the estate in trust with James s. Elton. A few personal effects go to Mr Lau. rence's nephew, Francis Laurence. The document was drawn up Noyem- Der IA, 1884. and witnessed by Attor- ney c. M. Gillette. Curfiss \. Hall and James g. Elton. who is nominated ex. ecutor.
 The suit of Mrs Elizabeth Keilty of Watertown against the Waterbury Bill Posting Co WAS heard by Judge Thsyer in the superior court to-day. Wbile crossing Exchange place one day In December, 1908. Mrs keilty was knocked down and run over by a team owned by the defendant For a long time she was laid up in consequence of the shock and injuries she received and only quite recently was she able to leave the house. She was unable ta appear in court. however. and instead of testifying she made a deposition Kennedy and Cassidy appeared for tho plaintiff and Cole for the defense. A dozen or more ladies left here this afternoon in R N Blakeslee's tsl lyho. drawn by four splendid horses 10 attend the dedication cf the Tuftls | library In Prospect With the aid of s l democrat reporter wbo ncticed that a little assistance was needed and volun | fS<Et4l HIS stTf AEt- NEf l8ftt n"UEnrNl l the vehicle ou West Main street. op pusife st Johns church. Ttwss c peril GUS feat. too. and some of the tourist. acted ss if they feif ike baking. bui ! finally all e.amb>r-d up and when they werp sesfei and ready te be vhiriet | away one sf them wanted to know ths name of fhe men to whom they yer indebted for helping them on The re porter todd them not to mind that sn< added that he made q burines of go ing about tpwn taking care ef Ralpl Bhk<>jeeTs s9aiFu- Then the who'll party huebed- the dx1ver snapped hf Nh1D and sne oqu1Daee Deved 0n en ruuSR ss the ehuu6ng New EnGlaDl
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