Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-13
CITY NEWS.

The members of Washington Hill Athletic club will give social and dance at their rooms on Washington street on Friday evening. $5 gold filled glasses, guaranteed for ten years, reduced to s2, for this week only, at F. P. Slavin's, eyesight specialist, 167 Bank street.
 Miss Selma S. Lindroth, one of the domestic art instructors of the Friendly league, received word yester- day of the death of her mother in Philadelphia.
 Mme Isabelle Bouton, one of the soloists in the May festival, during stay in this city will be the guest of | her cousin, Lewis Raymond, of 42 l Cooke street.
 An auto party consisting of Mrs r | Merriman, J. Smith, l.. Cannon and | c. Tennebaum all of this city attend ed whist party last evening at the home of Mrs Grace Stowe of Ches- hire
 Miss Kate A. Ryan of Hartford will be at the Connecticut House Wednes- day and Thursday, May 15 and Is, with children's outfits and choice assortment of women's lingerie, dresses and waists. .... | During the past week contributions have been made to St Mary's hospital fund: Boston Furniture Co, $1D: Rev John Neale, Terryville, S25: Court Oregon, F of A, $50; Court Crosby, F of A, S10. Total S1S5.
 On Friday evening the Nassau So- cial club will give sociable and mas querade at Hamilton hall in Mill Plain. Lallier's orchestra will furnish special music for the occasion. Priz' es are to be awarded for the best cos tunes. ..
 Miss Ada Meerlander of Al North Willow street and Paul Geyser oi New Orleans, formerly employed as chauffeur for George L. White oi this city, are reported to have been married in Crescent City last Satur- day afternoon.
 Mir and Mrs James Ca1an of Wash ington avenue and their daughter Mrs Guthrie, will leave Saturday fol visit to relatives in Scotland. They will be absent several months. Nil Callan was over there few years agt and liked the place so we'll he made up his mind to make another trip.
 Hundreds of people took advantage of the pleasant weather and thougf it was a trifie cold, they found walk ing through Hamilton park most cn joyable yesterday. There was steady stream of people going ana coming during the afternoon and the, were surprised at the excellent condi ton of the park '.
 William A. Blackman has purchas ed from John and Isabella Souther land their three family house at 2 and 24 Camp street, through the Dan iel T. Harrington agency of fl Eas Main street. The same agency ha , also sold the one family house am barn of Louisa A. Vogel at 23 Orang } street to Michael Murphy.
 t Saturday evening was another bi } night at St Michaers fair in Water vile and Goodwill hall was packed | the dors. The married men of the par lsh were in charge and demonstrate l. that they had been doing good wor during the past few weeks. The en tertainment which was provided wa not a long one but was very goo and attracted much attention. Tn fair will be discontinued this evenin and tomorrow evening, but will rC open on Wednesday evening with th people from Oakville looking after af fairs. Thursday night will be an0tl or banner night and will be known a Hibern!an night. All the Waterbur divisions have voted to attend in
 body and the event promises to | one of the biggest nights of th week. Friday will he young men , night and Saturday will be paris } night. Dancing is one of the featurs every evening.
 Those who are interested in n estate of the late Joseph Kendrega who died suddenly in the Chelse A few weeks ago are now convince he left no will. James J. Cassil clerk of the probate court who va lappointed temporary administrator c i the estate at the suggestion of A | torneys x. E. Bronson and C. Root, made a search of ksndregan room the other day. assisted by Judl lG. H. CoweII. They found nothir of any great value. just his watch ar = lchain and a few letters and pape which so far have thrown no ligl lon the amount Of his estate. whiC is said to be between s35.0oo sr Is75.O0O. According to one laEyI he told a friend a short time D fore his death that he had in the } cal banks s5f. .0o0 in cash and to al iother s35. 600. There will be hea ing on the motion to appoint a pc manent receiver next Monday nor ling
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