Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-23
VI CITY NEWS

Louis Abel is spending Rosh Hash anah with friends in New Britain.
 O. B. O'Nein has just taken con. tract to build house at 127S Eas Main street for Fritz Hansen.
 Protector Hose Go will hold a spe ctal meeting dIhis evening to take ac tbon on the death of James Horigan who has been member of the com pany since It's organization.
 There will be special meeting of the officers and Members of Court stephen J. Meany, F. of A.. this even Ing at o'clock, in Foresters' reading room, to take action on the death of James Horigan.
 Mrs S. c. Beach of 7 Spencer ave nue returned last evening from two weeks "trip through Pennsylvania and Ohio, where she visited her husband who Is travelling salesman for Dr Nod-wood of Union City; also her son, George W. Beach of PIttsburg
 Ivy temple, No 5, Sewing society, will meet with Sister Durand at Union City an Thursday afternoon, Septem- per 24. Leaving the center on 1 :53 car. If stormy will be postponed un- LII Friday. It is hoped that all mem bers that can possibly go will do so.
 List of letters remaining unclaimed in the postoff1ee: William BoldinQ, Miss Mary E. Coughlin, Mrs Bridget Gorham, Helen Gillena, Miss Hazel Hubbard, William Hayes Washington street., H. s. Jackson, Thomas Kenny, K. R. La Brague (3), Miss Elsie B. Larkin. Mrs William L. Newbauer, Ed gar l. Smith Mrs Maggie Taylor, Miss Mary Wren.
 The Third Congregational church basketball team defeated the Indepen- dent basketball team of the r. M. O. A. last night by the score of 16 to 14. The game was finely played and pro voked much enthusiasm among the spectators. The lineup: Third church, If, Johnson; If, Nichols; c, Selby; rg, Nichols; lg, Reynolds: Tnde- pendents, If, Gearing: If, Littlejohn; c, Constantine; If, Candee; If, Hayes.
 Katherine Agnes, oldest daughter of Mir and Mrs Christian O. Schlag of "A South Elm street, and Ellis L. Cook of New York city, were quietly mar ried yesterday afternoon at the home of the brides parents, the Rev F. D. Buckley of Trinity parish officiating. Only the Immediate family was pres ent MT and Mrs Cook left on the sos train for Detroit, Mich, and will be at home to their friends after No vember 1 at 361 West Twenty-seventh street, New York city.
 About seventy-five couples attended the dance given in connection with la dies night in K. of 0. hall last night, under the auspices of Mulcahy council, Knights of Columbus. It was the third Of a series of such dances and was very enjoyable. Music for the dancing was furnished by Prof Will liam Shannahan, Miss Katherine Car roll-Bergin and Miss Mamie Fogerty. Dancing was indulged in until mid- night. Refreshments were served. Tickets hereafter will be limited to 100 and only those persons having tickets will be admitted
 The bell of the Baptist church on Grand street was rung yesterday evening for the first time in some years. The occasion was the re- turn of the pastor. Rev Oscar Hay wood, from his vacation in the south. About five years ago, at the request of the late Dr Holmes. the bell ceased Eln&lLS D6CdlfSG OL ll1S IllASSS uO doctor was sick a long time and the custom of ringing the bell became for gotten so that it has not been heard since.
 The crusade started by the police department against unlicensed or stray dogs has not only been successful in freeing the city of a number of useless canines. but has also been the cause of the enrichment of the city's treas ury. During the past few weeks many persons have called at the town clerks office and registered their dogs. Yes terday, for instance seventy-two dogs were registered. There are now nearly 2.2o0 dogs licensed. Before the cru sade began there were about 1,60O or 1.700 caninps registered. consequently between 300 and 600, dogs have been registered during the past two or three weeks and.h the city's treasury en- riched by S700 or $500.
 The hearing of cases in the city court was arranged this morning as follows: Thursday, Jeremiah Fitz- patrick vs Frank and Mary Fhzpat- rick, and H. Felnn vs John O'Brien. Both are summary process cases Fri day, Donate RissoIi vs Michael John son, the hack driver. and the estate of the late John Linehan, the policeman. Saturday, Annie Parsons vs Marcus Hellmann and Wilbur c. Austin, two cases. and Thomas Jackson vs Alexa1l- der Curry and wife. Monday, John J. Leary vs s. F. Main. Tuesday, Alexander Cohen ys William NJ. GIL lette, a replevin suit, Wednesday,, I. Castleman vs Thomas Hutchinson.
 Edwin c. Madden, the third assist amt postmaster general. has just is sued an order that will be of more than ordinary interest especially to those who are sending letters and oth- CT mail matter to the Philippine. Is- lands Heretofore the postage stamps overprdnte'a "Philippines' were good. sending fro mhere, but after October they will not be, and all mail so stamped will be held up. MT Mad den's official order reahs as follows: "Ordesed, that on and after October l, 1908, United States postage stamps