Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-23

Howard Marvin was arrested this
forenoon by Officer Cronan, charged
with non-support of his family.
Box 8, located at the corner of Bridge
and Magill streets, was pulled last
night. 1t proved to be false alarm.
Miss Margaret Stevens, who is un-
dertaking a course Of study at st JOS
eph's hospital, Paterson, N. j., prepara-
tory to becoming a trained nurse, is
enjoying two weeks vacation at her
home on East Main street.
The Baldwin street trolley was well
patronized last night and it did good
business to-day. A party from that
district has plans perfected for ride
to Oakville tonight to attend the an
nua1 lawn fete given by st Mary Mag
dalene's parish.
The district court goes out one week
from to-day and will remain closed I'M
til the first Monday in September. The
past season has been q very busy one
for this court. Since January 1t has
disposed of large number of cases
and has been almost every day in SEES
sion
The suit Of August Bozman against
John Bender was heard by Judge
Cowell in the district court to-day.
Bozman sues to recover $12955. He
bought a piece of real estate on Ed
ward street from the defendant and
subsequently he discovered he had to
paw a sewer hen on it for the above
amount. Decision was reserved.
1t will be surprising and no doubt
pleasing news to the many friends OF
the interested parties to know that A.
H Buckley the well known Bank
street photographer, and Miss a. JOS
ephfne Doherty Of 81 Kingsbury street
were married on Tuesday afternoon in
New Haven. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev DR. Stewart Means,
rector of st Johns Episcopal church, at
the church parsonage.
Waterbury people who are thinking
of getting hold of homes of their own
should keep in mind the auction sale
of building lots at Lofty Crest, de-
lightful residence section a short dis
lance north of Waterville, which will
be held on June %. %. "a and % at
o'clock in the afternoon. There are
100 lots In the tract and they will be
sold at prices which will put them
within reach of the working people.
This is a rare opportunity to secure
land at your own price and nobody
should miss it.
The first accident on the Baldwin
street trolley line occurred this morn
ing at lib O'clock. The trolley car
jumped the track at the bend shortly
above River street, dug through the
street and almost struck the sidewalk.
1t was pulled back onto the tracks by
the construction car There was little
damage. There will be many accidents
- %1o4 l3v,n 4 Tho fcsuG I'm that DISTRICT
persist in hopping the cars. Last night
the conductor and several policemen
were kept busy in chasing the children
away.
The State Plumbers association
elected the following officers at Hart
ford yesterday: President, Philip j,
Tormay, New Britain: first vice presi-
dent. James Cronin. New London
second vice president. ]. P. Bowe,
Wallingford. Committees were APP
pointed as follows: Resolutions, NJ. w.
Manwaring, Bridgeport: T. d. Barlow,
Waterbury; Frank Smith, Norwich;
William Godfrey, Ansoniai T. e.
Burns. New Britain; J. p. Bowe, Wal.
hngford, w. A. Murray, Hartford.
Auditing J. M. Page. Naugatuck; t.
Il. Cakes, Hartford; G. ]. Belfit, Wa
terbury. Membership. J. M. English
New London: It. L. Bowling, Hart.
ford: A. F. Weiant. New Britain. Gre
dentfals, J M. English, New London;
r. T. Rock, Bridgeport; Reinhard
Lyon, Thomaston: Thomas Cleary,
Haven. Sergeants-at-Arms, James
Harris, Hartford; Thomas Sinnott,
Hartford.