Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-19
CITY NEWS

"The Man On the Box" will make his appearance this week. Look fol him.
 Miss Kate Hoethke and Richard J. Davis were married in the rectory of the Second Congregational church last | evening by the Rev Dr Davenport.
 There will be a meeting of the Y.
 NJ. c. L. A. this evening in their
 rooms on Bank street and the annual
 election of officers will be held.
 The will of the late Robert R. Stan
 nard who was president and treasurer
 of the Blake & Johnson company, was filed for probate few days ago and
 to-day it was approved. All of his es-
 tate he left to his wife, Elizabeth. :.
 The suit of John Saults against the
 Thompson brothers for S10 for services
 was to have been heard in the district
 court to-day but at the last moment
 settlement was effected by the pay
 ment of S9. The case was appealed
 from the city court.
 At the First Congregational church
 last evening the younger members of
 the parish met and formed an organiZa
 ton to be known as the Young Peo-
 ple's society. The following officers
 were elected: President. Leroy Mintie;
 vice-president. F. Clapp; secretary, c.
 A. Baisden: treasurer. L. Pendleton.
 Last evening at the annual meeting of the Eagle association, incorporated.
 the following officers were elected:
 President, NJ. J. Smith; first vice presi-
 dent. NJ. J. O'Haren; second vice pres
 ident, T. J. Murphy; secretary, T. H.
 Quinn; treasurer. F. P. Guilfoile; di- rectors, NJ. F. Greaney. W. J. Spain. D. Levy, c. Messer, F. Bresnahan, George Skelly. Francis Dolan. NJ. J. Ryan, W. J. Hurley, D. Mitchell.
 The First National bank of Litch- field has brought suit against s. P. Williams and lien has been placed upon the judgment for S6SS he received in his suit against Charles Egan, deale, in scrap metals. It seems that M. Williams had some financial dealings with the bank in Litchfield some time ago which were not completed to the satisfaction of the bank. It is said that he owes the concern on a note.
 At the regular weekly promenade of the American band given tomorrow night at Eagles hall the band will have an entire change in the dance program. Among the new pieces which will be rendered are: Waltz music, "Dearie," Tt Happened in g Friends that are Good and True" Miss Mar" ":two-steps. Fan Goodbye Liza Blue Sally Ann," "On My Merry Oldmobile." Cant You See I'm Lonely" star light"
 The appeal in the suit of James L. Alcott against Seraphine Rodier has been withdrawn. Tn the district court a few weeks ago this suit was decided for the defendant. The plaintiff claim ed that he had a right of way to the highway through the defendants prop erty and that without 1t he could not reach the highway. The cause of the withdrawal of the appea. was a settle ment of the dispute. Attorney Car mody appeared for the defense and Attorney Church for the plaintiff.
 Tn the city court this morning Judge Peasley had to deal with plain drunks. l Robert Abbey was picked up by Door, l man Lynch at the Buckle factory yes | terday. A fine of g and costs was i'm 1 posed. Mrs Elizabeth Kelly was 1 found by Officer s. Mccarthy on Ex- change place this morning at 3 o'clock hatless and intoxicated. Thirty days at BrooksIde was her portion. Samuel I Conway made things lively at Sack I ett's livery stable yesterday afternoon. With a bottle he was threatening mother man when Mir Sackett sent l Tor officer !. Mccarthy. Conway was charged with breach of the peace and and was fined s5 and >osts on each
 If this kind of weather continues ven have an early spring. A young nan who lives on Baldwin street and | works in one of the newspaper offices from dinner today with a ,ouquet of lilac buds in the buttonhoIe fl his coat which he said he plucked rom a tree in the garden. Inssmuch IS fish stories gre sll the rage just low folks may say that this is one of hem. but the gentleman who sporfed he bouquet Is not In the habit of pre- -aricating so that there can be 10 IOubt of the truth of the statement. 'eyeral rose bushes have started to ut forth buds and if the frost keeps 1T for a few days more such sights riIl be common in all parts Of the own
 Clerk Marsh uas boss in the super Dr court to-day being chairman at the neetinz of the bar to assign cases for earinz nexf week The following zsn< were se4 down for trial in this r11r. Tuesday afternoon at 2 o-elock. ssIEert EweRS w Dr A. A. Crane. Igaisz F. Erk- zsEminis- rztrfx vS the Hellmznn Brewing eols- any Frank S<1uulis Smith vs the .en-1icf G Bar1hzn conpzny. George !. Minor rs the Manufacturers Na- lozzl hank ThEr<1sy- Jouise Doeo- zn. zsirn5ni<1rztrfx vs tbe Consnfi- s5el rziIza1l eoUVany- Ne'Iie Isesza- ? vs CkzrBe~ N5rhezs. Nellie F. Clark . AdeEterf e. C11rk .ad Nirhsea o.