Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-30
CITY NEWS.

| Constable Gillette has a quantity of liquors stored away in the storehouse. lie got them in an Italian fruit store on North Main street, which he visited on Monday on search warrant.
 Rev F. H. Mathison of Shelton will have charge of Trinity parish during the absence of the pastor, Dr Buckley, who, with his family, left to-day for a months vacation
 A trolley car jumped the track near North Main and Grove streets shortly before II o'clock last night The con- struction car was pressed into service and the derailed coach was put back where it Belonged. Everybody on board was scared, but no one was hurt.
 Mayor Kilduff, Commissioners Lahey and Taylor and Chief Snagg, com- m1ttee representing the board of public saSaty, bought a pair of beautiful horses to-day from F. E. Benham. They are blacks and weigh 3,1OO pounds. These with Duke will pro- pei the new fire engine.
 Many people in this city are anxious ly waiting for one week from Saturday so as to take advantage of the excur- sion to be given by St Joseph's T. A. society to New York and Coney Island. Round trip tickets $15O. Tickets are selling very fast and it would be well for those who are going to buy their tickets i'll advance.
 The result of the civil service exam nation which was held here June IA was received at the postoff1ce to-day. There were only six candidates, three for carriers and three for clerks All of the latter passed. They are Miss Laura V. Webster, Charles J. Middle ton sand John F. Claffey The suc- cessful candidate for carrier is John E. Collins.
 Peter O'Donnell and Miss Ellen Flynn were married this morning at the Immaculate Conception church by the Rev Father O'Brien. The witness es were John Ryan and Miss Julia Sweeney. The young couple will spend a short vacation in New York and vicinity, after which they will reside on Draher street, WMere they have handsomely furnished apartments.
 At a meeting of the Greater Water bury Amateur league at the rooms of the Merrimac A. c. last night, the following schedule was adopted for next Sunday: Lafayettes vs Big Sevens, Waterville, l o'clock; Oakvilles vs Fifth Wards, Oakville, 10:30; Mer- rimacs ys Moonlights, Riverside park, 1O:30; Sunshines vs Acmes, Riverside park, 10:30.
 After about twenty years of service in the employ of Rogers & Brothers on Silver street. Charles A. Elliott of 695 East Main street will sever his connection with that concern on or about August 1. MT Elliott is foreman of the trimming room. He will re- move to Newburyport, Mass, where he has accepted lucrative position with a silver concern where Edward H. Risley, formerly contractor at Rogers & Brothers, is employed.
 It looks as if a whole lot of people were enjoying their vacation this year watching the workmen operating at the new structures about town. The principal points of interest are the huge castings and the manner in which skilled workmen hustle them into place. 1t is surprising to notice how quickly men who understand their bus mess can drill hole through one of these castings. This morning two men put a good sized bore through a half inch stell beam in less than nine min
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