Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-13

Warren park to T. P. Hutchinson X Son.
 A special meeting of court Fruit ful Vine is called for this evening at s o'clock to take action on the deata of William \. Vance.
 Mrs Joseph Bottomley, wife of the manager of the vaudeville troupe by
 that name. left yesterday for New
 York to join her husband.
 The claims of John F. Broderick and John M Henrickson were promptly paid Monday morning by P J. Horgan, local agent of the Contin- ental Casualty company of Chicago.
 The finder of a pair of gold bowed spectacles in case, probably dropped in Buckingham hall Monday night at symphony orchestra concert will con- fer a favor by leaving at Democrat office.
 E. F. Sullivan, for the past twelve years with the Hartford Electric Ve- hicle company, has joined the staff of the Manufacturers Foundry company at Waterbury, and will represent that corporation in New England.
 Baron J. Torkornian has sold his two new apartment blocks on East Liberty street to D. M. Atwood of Middlebury. The price paid is said to be $70,OOU The buildings are cOn- structed of cement blocks and are very handsome structures
 The following from this city will leave Friday on the Bermudian for Bermuda, where they will remain ten days: Dr and Mrs r. T. Keelcy and daughter. Madeline; Miss Dora Egan, Of the town clerks office; Miss Ca therine NJ. Calvin of the city clerk s office and Abner P. Hayes. They will be joined in New York by James Egan.
 A trolley car put pedlers wagon and horse out of business on North Main street last evening. The horse is at Dr P. T. Keeley's stables on North Elm street and the wagon i! said to be kindling wood. Vegetable produce and scrap metals were scat tered all over the road where the ac- cident took place. Who was in fault will be determined later.
 There was another hearing in the probate court to-day on the estates of the late John and Patrick Cuddy. The purpose of the hearing was to asCer- tain the heirs of the estate. The fam fly has stretched out so far and has so many branches that it does not seem to be an easy matter to state who the heirs are. It is about time for the final distribution of the es- tate to take place. hence the necessity of ascertaining who the heirs are.
 The suit of Oliver Powe of New Haven against s. Hart Culver. admin istratOr on the estate of Powc's wife was begun before Judge Curtis in the superior court to-day. Mrs Powe died without issue and the object of her widOwer's suit against her estate is to recover certain money and land he alleges he gave tG her while liv- ing, otherwise the property will be distributed among Mrs Powe'S heirs. Powe requests the court that in case it is found he Is not entitled equitable relief that he be awarded damages of S15OO0.
 A very pleasant surprise party was held Monday evening in honor of Miss Hilda Dresher at her home on Maple avenue. About thirty guests were present. each contributing to the evenings enjoyment Musical selec- lions were rendered hy the Misses Mary Bowes. Mary Walker, Katherine Whitty also by John Fitzpatrick and NHlmor Rushon. Dreaming" and other popular songs were successfully rendered by the boys of the West Side Hill quartctte. Refreshments were served and tho party broke up at late hour all voting Miss Dresher an enjoyable hostess.
 The K. of c. forty-fve contest opened last night in their hall on East Main street, and promises 10 he big success. There was a big crowd on hand. all past masters at the business. and the series started of with a flourish. The result of last nights play was: Barcelona council, No 426. Captain Thomas ODOnnell. fifty-twO games: Sheri- dan council. No 24, Captain Thomas Donahue. forty-five games; Mulcahy council. No 526. Captain William Laffin. forty-two games; Hendricken council. No 36. Captain John Reil- ley. twenty-nine games Rev John A Fleming of St Francis Xaxiers parish was chosen as referee.
 Under the Gas Light" or Tn the Shadows of Old New York" one of Augustine Daly's act comedy dramas is the title of the play which the Wa terville Thespian club will present to- morrow evening and Friday evening at Goodwill hall in Waterville under the direction of Jean Ingraham. The play is full of thrilling situations. starting of in the first act with a very heart rending scene in which act the plot of the play is laid. At the end there is a very pleasing finish however. which is sure 10 take with any audience. Special scenery for the play will be one Of the features. Re- tween the acts special musical num- leTs will he rendered by the follow ing Misses May E. DaIy. Wiuifred V Delaney. Irene keefa. Anna J. Slavin. Mrs NJ C keefe. William J. Shannahan and the Union Square composed of ". Ringenberg. W Connors. Tennis LaVaIIeT and John Reed Boles- The musical direc- ton of the play is under the direction of Miss Catherine Carroll Bergen Tickets for the affair are 8 and 50 rents and may be secured at either T. B- Carney's drug store or at the drug store