Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-17
CITY NEWS.


 E. Hart. assistant superintendent of the New England Watch factory, is home after an eight weeks tour through Europe.
 See Byron the educated pony, whose supernatural intelligence pug Zles the scientific world, with Sig Sautelle's new, big 25c shows.
 A special meeting of the St Joseph T. A. society will be held in St Pat rick's hall on Friday night Every member is requested to be present
 An anniversary high mass of requiem wilt be celebrated at the Sacred Heart church tomorrow morning at s o'clock for the repose of the soul of Timothy Bowes of Dublin street.
 At recent meeting of the Mas sau club. the following officers were elected for the ensuing term: Frank Palmer, president: William Morgan, secretary, James Morgan, treasurer.
 The following list of letters remains unclaimed in the postoffice: Mrs Charles Baker. Mrs George l.. Bown, Miss Nora Boew, H. !. Griswold, Dan Kirnan, Mrs Kate Kerwin, Miss Mag gie Kennedy, Mrs Ella Sherman, Car roll E. Smith, care Jesse Colby.
 The members of the boys choir of St Johns church will enjoy their an nual summer outing next week. They will pay a visit to their old camping ground at Port Jefferson, Long Island, for a'day, and will sail up the Hudson. visiting various places of interest. Tue boys will be in the charge of Prof Minor. the choir master
 The warm weather continues to re- maiN with us. Though we had slight sprinkling of rain about the noon hour, it furnished but temporary re- lief. At o'clock the humidity was about as great as yesterday at the same time. The thermometer at Cam non S Websters registered SS degrees at that time.
 There will be a meeting of the City Amateur league tonight at S:30 in the St Joseph T. A. society's rooms. It is expected that action will be taken on the protested game between the Washington Hill A. C.. and Pastime A. c. Accordingly the interested par ties including the umpire should be present tonight.
 Some of the residents of East Main street claim that property owners are constantly encroaching upon the street and allege, that unless steps are taken at an early date to establish street lines in that part of the town there wIll be lots of trouble over this matter inside of q few years. The encroacn- meIIts complained of are in the added district and are at present receiving the attention of the authorities.
 At hearing in New Haven yester- day. before Referee Newton. John A. Edmondson was appointed trustee and Isadore Chase, Samuel Marsh and Harry Minor appraisers on the estate of Louis. Simons & Co. On the estate Of William Fl. Wright. the East Nam street tea man, Harrison G. Ives of West Goshen was named as trustee and l.. W. Mooring, Bradford Webster and Attorney Hinton J. Phelan as ap- praisers.
 The Brook streets defeated the young Brooklyn Athletic club by q score of IT to 13. The feature of the game was the batting of Jackson and Caesar. The batteries are as follows | Brook streets. Hunel and Nouns. Brooklyn Athletic club, Dun | phy and Burke. Jackson had a home run, three bagger and a base hit. Caesar made a three bagger and base hit. Thes Brook streets are going to play the Phoenix avenues tomorrow at 9 o'clock. They expect an interest ing game.
 Whenever J. H. Hodson starts to dc anything he does it pretty near as per feet as could be accomplished and the new feature that he has connected with his mammoth cafe and billiard rooms will be an added attraction Fol months, under the supervision of FranB Hodson there have been many changes going on ill the Exchange and this af ternoon and tonight will see the open ing of the latest adjunct. This is nc less than finely equipped restaurant where will be served any and ali kind: of eatables. A capable chef has beer secured and the room presents one O the most attractive of it's kind in tn, state
 Walter Roy, machinist at Platt's button shop on Brown street, who lives at 1895 Baldwin street. met wItI an accident yesterday which might easily have ended fatally. He had fin ished fixing up a machine and was putting the belt on the pulley, when il slipped off and caught him by tEs neck and ears. tearing the right cal so badly that there was nothing hold ing it on but the skin. and infiicting ar ugly gash in the other. The shock produced by the collision was terrific and for time it was thought that tht man was killed. Dr Donahue. the nearest physician, was called hurried ly and rendered such assistance as til; mans condition demanded. He think. the severed ear will reunite.
 A very pretty home wedding occur red this afternoon at 4 o'clock whel Robert w Dennison of S4 Watervill street and Miss Anna L. Smith o Highland avenue were united in mar \ riage at the home of the bride. Re Dr Anderson, pastor of the First Con gregational church performed the cere mony. After the ceremony a wedding reception was held, at which only tn immediate members of both familie were present. The house was hand someIy dec0ratAl for the occasion. Tn groom. who is a we'll known employ of the Waterbury Clock company is
 son of Robert Dennison, superintenf ent of the Waterbury Clock company Miss Smith is a very popular teacher 0 the Lincoln school and like the groom has a host of friends in the city Sh t is the daughter of Charles E. Smith freight agent at the Naugatuck am