Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-23

formerly ran the restaurant. He will have his opening tonight in the same old place on Grand street, which he has now fitted up for a cafe. Free turkey.
 Harry Herdint of North Willow street, clerk at the Earle house cafe, had the misfortune to slip on the floor yesterday. Tn falling he so badly in jured his hip that he will be laid up for several days.
 Officer John Cavanaugh presented a number of his friends with some fine specimens of trout to-day. This morn- ing he returned from Canaan, where he spent the last two days in robbing some brooks of all their trout. He brought back thirty fine ones.
 Timothy J. Fitzgerald of New Ha- ven and Miss Katherine Brosnan of Church street were married at o'clock this morning at the Immaculate Con- ception church. The ceremony was performed by Father Slocum, who also celebrated the nuptial mass. Michael McGann was best man and Miss Brid- get Brosnahan was maid of honor.
 The Bridgeport High school debat- ing team have sent on the subject to the Waterbury team for the return de- bate which is to be held soon in Wa terbury. The Bridgeport team this time can choose the subject and Wa terbury has the choice of sides. The subject is. Resolved. that the Pacific cable will be of greater benefit than the Atlantic cable"
 The Italian laborers in the employ of William McGrath. who is exeavat- 1 ing for the foundation of St Francis Xavier's church, struck this morning because the carts were coming into the bank too fast. They left, stating that the job was no good. Mr McGrath 1 didn't try to prevent them from hav- I ing their own way, but he immediate l ly Started for a new set of men. People are commencing to register their dogs and if they keep it up at the rate they dropped in to-day most of the canines will be on the safe side of the house by May 1. To be sure not over one hundred dog owners have called at the office thus far, but when one considers that the matter was not call ed attention to until the other day it will be seen that the work is moving along nicely.
 1 Suit for $1,0O0 damages has been en- tered against the city by Katie Harty, through her attorney, ]. E. Russell for I injuries received by falling on a defect i've walk on Wolcott street. An effort was made to settle the case before the l law committee, but the petitioner was given leave to withdraw and now it has been decided to try the matter in the courts. The papers were served upon City Clerk Ryan to-day by Constable Lannon.
 I The funeral of Mrs Cornelia A. Buel took place Tuesday afternoon. services being held at her late home. 219 West Main street, the Rev Dr Anderson of the First Congregational church and Dr Davenport of the Second Congregation al church officiating. The pallbearers were A. NJ. Blakesley, N. J. WeIton, 0 I W. Gillette, E. W. Frisbie, Jr, F. L, Curtiss and H. H. Peck. The buria was in Riverside cemetery and was pri vate.
 Martin Martus of 26 Park place, al employe of the Scovill Manufacturinl Co. met with rather peculiar acci dent at the '. M. 0. A. gymnasium las night. He was about to Wrestle witt another young man and in dropping tC the mat his arm struck the floor an( one of the bones in in that member wa, broken. Martus is one of the bes al around athletes at the '. M c. A and has captured several prizes in ath letic events held at the institution dur ing the past winter.
 At social session given by local 247
 Woodworkers' International union O
 America, after their regular bushes
 meeting last evening in Hyperion hall
 the following program was rendered
 Opening address, President Wallac Roberts; selection on the graphophone William Wernberger; song, Don
 Make Stranger of Me.'i Michael Te
 han; song, 'Irishmans Toast" Danie
 O'Neil; recitation, "The Tramp's Mis
 fortune" Christopher Dunn; solo I'll Be There, Mary Dear," Georg \ Wildman; breakdown John Alma
 and Professor Tierney; egg dance. Pro
 lessor Tierney; song, "The Girl
 Should Have Married Long Ago." Jame
 Costigan; recitation, Ivan Bunnel song, John Altman; speech on organize
 labor, John Costenbader: closing rt f marks, President Wallace Roberts o Q the good of the union.
 The Upson Jewe1ry Go would sugges :, to all the young men who took their nc
 vice about the engagement ring. tha
 when they get ready to furnish th
 home they should pay them anothe \ visit and select their tableware. ct, ! and save something to put into tn
 wedding present, which we shall b
 glad to furnish. It will be just lik finding the latter4