Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-08-31
CITY NEWS

a.
are enjoying trip to New York.
Prof Frazier's dancing class Sept "A
in Leavenworth hall. Terms 25c lesson.
The board of public works will hold
its regular monthly meeting at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
The engagement is announced Of
Charles Vinbeurg, proprietor Of the
Manhattan Clothing house of this city,
and Miss Annie Saxon Of New Haven.
Cornelius DAILY of Worcester, who
has been a member Of the Yale crew
for the past two years, is the guest of
his classmate, Jesse Devine of Bank
street.
Mrs Paul Gallagher and children
have returned to New York after
spending the summer with Mrs Gala
gher's parents, Mr. and Mrs Thomas
NJ. McGrath of East Main street.
James Pryor, drum major of the
Waterbury Military band, will act in
that capacity for the Thomaston band
in Bridgeport, Wednesday, at the old
home week exercises IN that city.
AT the last mass at the Sacred
Heart church yesterday the bans of
marriage of Edward Hayes and Miss
Elizabeth HILL, two well known young
persons in the eastern section of the
city, were published for the first time.
If expectations are realized the two
Quinn boys, James and Thomas, who
have been in Jail for some time in de-
fault of bond for $4,000, will be re-
leased this week Their friends have
not forgotten them, notwithstanding
that they apparently had done SO.
The Mutual Securities Co, which
was organized under a charter granted
by the last legislature for protection
against strikes, etc, has not been af-
fected by the strikes at the Benedict
& Burnham or the Clock factories So
far the company has not issued any
policies.
Attorneys Hunt and Marcus have
brought suit against the Guarantee
Credit Clothing Co for breach of con-
tract Max Beiner, a tailor. is the
plaintiff. He claims that he was hired
for a year by the clothing company,
but was discharged before the end Of
the year The suit is returnable be
fore the district court on the second
Tuesday in October.
Attorney Benjamin Marcus is pre-
pairing papers in suit for $4,000 dam
ages against the Connecticut Railway
and Lighting Go in behalf of Louis
Foley of 81 East Liberty street. Foley,
while standing ON the running board
of car standing on the switch on
South Main street in front of the Ben
edict & Burnham Cos plant, was
knocked from the car by another car
last Sunday night. He was badly cut
and bruised about the head, face and
body.
At meeting Of the Trolleymen's
union yesterday, Attorney James NJ.
Lynch was unanimously indorsed as
candidate for the mayoralty nomina-
tion. Tt was also voted to take part in
the proposed Labor day parade and to
request every member of the organiza-
tion to be in line on sthat occasion. One
of the members told a Democrat re-
porter that there was no truth in the
talk about the meeting threatening to
institute another strike, but he admit
ted that there was considerable dissat-
isfaction both among the men that
have gone back as well as those who
are still out regarding the way they
are being used. all of which will be
told in a statement which will soon
be issued so that everybody may be in
of the facts.
on Friday night, September 4, there
will be a mass meeting in Pythian
hall of the members of the A. Q. u. |
w. in this city Several grand lodge
officers of the state and also Supreme
Master workman McNall of Kansas
will be present and will be guests of
Connecticut lodge. No 81, A. 0. U. w,
under whose auspices the mass meet
ing will be held The purpose of the
meeting is to discuss the new plan of
assessment as proposed by the SUI
preme lodge. Grand Master Work |
man McNaH and some of the state of
ficers will address the meeting and
will speak on the proposed plan. There
are between TOO and 800 members of
the A. o. u. w. in this city and they
are much interested in the present
proposed new plan of assessment and
there is no doubt that the mass meet
ing Friday night will be Largely at
tended