Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-11
CITY NEWS

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 of the serious illness of her sister. George Truelove of Wateryille and l Miss Bessie Rowe of Watertown
 were married by Rev Mir Lewis on
 Thursday last. The couple will reside
 in this city.
 Attorney James A. Peasley has
 been appointed trustee on the bank
 rupt estate of Henry Beauregard, and Attorneys Lynch and Hayes We're ap-
 pointed appraisers. -....'..- During Easter week the, boys will
 receive an Easter baseball with ev-
 cry purchase. If the amount is $2
 or over they will get ''U. S. -& Co
 ticket" too, at Upson, Singleton & i Co.'S.
 I Class sessions at the Friendly | league will be omitted from Thurs
 day, April 12, at noon, until the af- ternoon of Easter Monday; and the building will not be open during 1 that time.
 Past Department Commander Os- | car W. Cornish of the Connecticut G.. l A. R.. has received from the secretary
 of the navy. an invitation to be pres ent at the ceremonies in commence
 ration of John Paul Jones at the ar | mory of the United States Naval aca- | demy, Annapolis. Maryland. on Tues
 day, April 24, 1906. at o'clock p. m. Miss Mary A. Donahue. admins | tratrlx on the estate of Mrs Bridget
 Donahue. who was the wife of the
 late Michael Donahue, has disposed of
 part of the estate. Yesterday. through Dominic Manfredi. she sold the prop l erty at 42 Spring street to Angelo
 Lucia. The price paid to said to be
 S10.0G0. This is a step in the direction
 of settling the estate which is said
 to total about S30,0O0.
 List of letters remaining unclaim-
 ed in the postoffice: Miss Mary E.
 Frederick, Miss Rose Carpenter,
 George Chaput, Michael Cassell, Miss
 Elizabeth Eddy. Mary Gerard, Sam
 uel Guenette CD, P. D. Hibberd, Walter E. James, Charles J. Leut,
 Miss Edith Lemon, Martin Murtagh,
 Miss Lillian Stimson. Miss Lou Thompson, Mrs August Wisotski, Mrs Henry Williams, D. E. Waters.
 As spring approaches the house. wife sees the necessity for many things about the house but the head of the family may not have the ready funds to meet the requirements. ln that case the American Loan con- pany that has recently opened an of flee at 199 Bank street. room ], is ready to come to your assistance and will advance the necessary funds on moderate terms. Drop in and see them or phone to them and repre- sentative will call and see you. See their ad on ninth page.
 The second edition of Hellmam's 1906 Book Beer will go on the market tomorrow. Bottled, also, for table trade.
 John Hayes of Cheshire drank too much whiskey yesterday. Judge Bur pee to-day imposed a fine of SJ and costs. A boy named William Kirr- nan was arrested for shouting and calling a man names on Cole street at 9:3O last evening. William insist ed the police had the wrong boy and Judge Burpee evidently thought so to for he suspended sentence. Mike Savage was charged with non support and intoxication. On the last conl- plaint he was given thirty days in jail while on the other sentence was suspended.
 The hearing that was to have taken place yesterday on the motion to cx- tend the time for filing claims against the estate of the late r. B. Rice has been adjourned to Saturday morning. Tomorrow morning in New Haven be- fore Judge Shumway the continued hearing on the motion for temper ary receiver for the Apothecaries Hall company will he resumed. A. F. Rice. F. E. Rice's son. who is trying to de- pose I. r. Kellogg from the pres!- dency of the company. was on the stand when tho hearing was adjourn ed week ago.
 \ farewell luncheon was given at the home Of Miss Mary Connolly of East Main street Friday evening in honor of her guest, James B. Stin- son. of the firm of NJ. F. Stinson. of Boston. Mass Messrs Walter Broth CTS. Edward Buck. Edward FitZger- aid and Miss Mullings entertained with piano and violin selections. One of the chief features of the evening was a guessing contest. the prize winners being the Misses Mollie Me- Keon and May McGrath. Miss Belle Andrews contributed to the evenings enjoyment with some fine recitatiOns. Tn the peanut hunt Miss Catherine Casey and William Daley 1 received the prizes. Miss Grace l Sproul assisted Miss Connolly. Among the out Of town guests were Misses 1 Mildred and Alice Hunt and John l Wallace of Providence. R. l.
 Irving F.. Smith. aged thirty seven years. son of tiIe late Floyd E. Smith. . died yesterday at his home in New l York rity. 23s West Nineteenth street. ! Mr smith was born in this city Aug I ust 2. 1s6s. and resided here until 4 some time ago when he accepted q I position with the Berlin Iron Bridgs. < company While In this rifv ls was { employed as an arrhitect In the ofice | of R ". Hill From Berlin he re- 1, novel te New York where he wzs employed by the American Bridge nompamy- His wife. vto was Miss Doris Ssxe. daughter of John Saxe- of ''' sur vives him He atSo Ieaves two hrnsh- PTS. Albert !. Smith of this city aBd Lewis A. Smith of New York. The lssIy will l.e brought to this ci.v fo- burial and the serviees will take place fn7n Hall Memorial chapel on T'urs- Iay afternoon with burial in River side cemetery
 Eyeglasses. properly fitted. not DHly feel comfortable. but also look stylish We carry a full line 9f the