Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-20
CITY NEWS

at his reception room, no Bank l street, will make custom work. Skirt for $2 and special low price for any other ladies garments. -.. ...- }. The thirty-sevetnh annual con- mencement exercises of the convent of Notre Dame will be held tonight. Right Rev Bishop , Tierney, D. D., will award the diplomas.
 In the probate court this forenoon Tillie Meyers was appointed guardian over Annie Meyers, and she filed a petition with the court for authority to sell land belonging to her ward on West Farm street. -s. .- .s
 The funeral of D. l.. Dickinson will take place at the family residence on Euclid street tomorrow afternoon, with service by the Rev John N. Lewis, Jr, and the Rev John G. Da- venport. The interment will be in Riverside cemetery.
 The trial of the Durant case in New Haven was responsible for ad- journing the hearing on the contest ed will of the late Maurice Harring- ton in the probate court to-day. | uuSS Ilo"S lS q WltuCSS III tllc Du- rant case. The hearing will take I place tomorrow.
 List of letters remaining un- claimed in the postofice:. Michael Commeau, Royal K. Dour, Mrs Fanny | Daily, Miss L. A. Finn, Miss L. l.. Gardner. Miss Lizzie Gilbert, Mrs M. Harrigan, W. H. Judson, Miss K. H Kerwin, Miss Katherine Murphy, Mrs Joseph Parault, Fred Rich, John Soule, Miss Lena c. Smith, Mrs Jos eph Tyler.
 Some time ago B. J. Torkomian sued Daniel Markert for $13S com sion on real estate sale. claiming he was authorized by MT Markert to sell. the property involved. The suit was to have been heard to-day before jury in the district court, but al the last moment an offer of settle ment was made and it was accepted The offer was to accept $69 and costs. making in all $106. The jury was then excused till Friday, there having been on business down fol trial.
 Walter Dunham Makepeace oi New York and Miss Ethel Melicen' Sperry, daughter of Mir and Mrs M L. Sperry, were married yesterday afternoon at the home of the brides parents, 21 Cooke street, the Rev | rank Makepeace. Sector of Trinity church. New York, officiating, Miss Ruth Sherman Sperry, sister of the bride, was maid of honor, and Frank B. Makepeace. Jr, of New York, was best man. After an extended vaca tion tour MT and Mrs Makepeace will reside on West Fifty-sixth street New York city.
 At the annual convention of the Connecticut branch, Fraternal Order of Eagles, held here yesterday, off cers were chosen as follows: A State president, Matthew J. Smith, Water bury: vice-president, J. H. Tague Bridgeport: secretary, John P Hogan, Naugatuck; treasurer, P. J. Sweeney. Naugatuck; chaplain, H. F Haggerty of MeriGen; conductor, T D. Keen, New Britain; inside and outside guard. ]. NJ. Creag, Norwalk trustees. Walter Pond of New Haven IT. J. Standard of Stamford, A. $, King of Danbury: committee on by laws. w. J. Spain of Waterbury, Wal ter Pond of New Haven, Martin J. Hanlon of Meriden; committee to ar range for field day and convention for 1907. ]. H. Tague of Bridgeport A. s. Hunt of Norwich, P. J. Sweeney of Derby; press agent, Martin J. Han lon of Meriden. The meeting was ad' dressed by A. T. McGrath of Paw I IE1a H branch of the order. The next meet, ing will be held in Bridgeport at the call of the chairman.
 Just a few days left to pick out that graduation gift and we will help you to. We have select line of lock- cts and chains for the young women and a good assortment of fobs and scarfpins for the young men. The Cp- son Jewelry Co, 6s Bank street.