Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-31
CITY NEWS

There will be no classes at the Catho- lie women's association rooms to.mor- row evening.
 Terrence Coyle of Washington street has purchased the property of his neighbOr, James Hayden. The sale was effected through the agency of J. s. Neagle.
 John T. Boylan, assistant postmas- ter, returned from an outing at Allan tic City yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock, just in time to attend the DOS tai clerks banquet.
 The Societa Lucito Provincial. a newly organized Italian society, pa raded the principal streets, headed by the Waterbury Italian band. last even- Ing, after which dance was held in Turn hall.
 The Friendly league chorus will meet for rehearsal tonight in the assembly room at eight o'clock. The exhibition Of the work of the students at the lea que will be on public exhibition all day tomorrow. Students are requested to bring in. their work this evening.
 Judge Platt in the United States dis trict court at Hartford has granted a motion by Receiver John s. Pullman of the W. c. Hunt Trading Stamp Co for an order to sell assets in Chester and Norristown, Pa. The local branch was recently closed by attachment and is now in the bankruptcy court
 The Concordia and Lyra societies ob- served the founding of the Concordia Singing society yesterday at Pine grove. The society was founded thirty nine years ago in 1866 by John Pfaff, Louis Field. Conrad Keller, Daniel Keller, Louis Wenzel Carl Guyer, Vic tor Hugo and John Kast. all since de- ceased
 B. J. Torkamian has sold for Philip Ruben the brick block and a wooden block corner of Hill and North Man Also for Mir Munson his coal yards and ice plant at Oakville and Watertown including the real estate. Also two ten family houses on Burton street for Fred Humphrey to Mary Hayes.
 Fourteen Daughters of the American Revolution met with Mrs Jay H. Hart on Monday afternoon to perfect plans for dedicatory service at the placing of the original boundary stone between the towns of Derby and Waterbury, at present located on Andrews mountain in Naugatuck. Delegates were present from Derby, Ansonia, Seymour and Naugatuck
 List of letters remaining unclaimed in the postoffice: John Brennan (Cher- ry street., Miss Stella NJ. COpley, James w. Cashman, Miss B. Fitzpatrick, care S5S North Main street. Mrs Archie La fond, Miss K Nolan (2). Baldwin street, Caroline W. Root, Herman Smalley. Mrs Jerls Squares, Christo- pher Reilly, William c. Ward, Miss Clanlel Ward.
 William Brumagen an ex-agent of the Prudential Life Insurance company of New York was found guilty of en- beZzling $40, in the city court yester- day. He was fined $50 and costs, though he could have been bound over to the superior court. He took an ap- peal He was defended by Attorney Russell and his defense was that the company owed him money for what is known in insurance circles as ''new business"
 Next Tuesday is the day for the ex- hibition of work done by the members of the Catholic Women's association. This exhibition is given each year and it always attracts great deal of at- tention. It is especially desired that if there are any persons who have never been at the rooms of the asso- citation that they will pay them n visit on Tuesday evening After the in- spection of the class work whist will he played in order to give all good time. Twenty-Five prizes will be dis tributed for the whist. There will be dancing also.
 When in need of help try 25c ad In the Democrat. One business man ad- vertised for clerk in our columns and received 92 written answers. besides nearly as many more applied in person. It only costs 23c.
 Twenty friends of Remsen F. Cole. Jr, of 10O4 South Main street, tendered him a surprise in honor of his 2Oth birthday Monday evening. Games of various nature were indulged in and the host was presented with a hand some signet ring. The following wee those present: The Misses NJ. Schro- der, II. Hall. NJ Merlander. F. Johns ton. F.. Kaiser F. Ayary. II. Miller. l.. Tfllford. k. Clark. F.. Adams: and the Mcssrs C. Beadle. c. Burns. q. Steph- ems. C. Uffendale. H. constine. A. Egg gleton. W. Siahl. K. Alcott and the Rev F.. NJ. Harris. The out of town guests present were Mir and Mrs A. I. Hol- comb and son Herbert of Bloomfield, Connecticut.
 Judge Thayer yesterday afternon heard q motion iO dissolve the injunc- ton served upon Samuel KarpleInan and his wife few days ago restrain ing them from dispossessing Antonio lIancini from certain premises on Thatfield avenue. The motion was de nled. whereupon the summary process -ase entered by Karpleman against NIancinl was withdrawn. Nancini claimed to have lease Of the place for len years. It was karplenan's GUS tom to call for the rent. Last rent day le dId not do so and Mancini did not lake it to him. It was therefore un- aid and Karpleman claimed inc lease was broken thereby. Attorney Guil- -oile was counsel for Mancini and Rus ell and Rogers for karpleman-
 Useful wedding gifts are the most 1 pleasing to the recipients especially .