Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-25
CITY NEWS

Rev Ernest M. Harris of Norwood,
N. O., has accepted call to the as-
sistant pastorate of the First Baptist
church of Waterbury.
Robert J. Wilson of New York and
Miss Katherine Tate were married
Saturday by the Rev John N. Lewis
of SIT Johns parish. The couple will
reside in Arlington, n. j.
Judge Burpee has given Judgment to
Judge f. NJ. easley in his case against
Guy Porter for $36, balance due on
a mortgage. The matter was heard
Saturday afternoon in the city court.
Wesley Goodall left last night for
Springfield. Mass, from which place
he viii start this morning for an ex-
tended trip through California and
the west, stopping at Niagara Falls
en- route.
In compliance with the constitution
of their order the members of the six
divisions of the A. O. H, received
holy communion in a body at q the z
o'clock mass in t Thomass church
yesterday. The pastor, the Rev Faith
err Crowley off1ciated.
Piper Touhey, who is to play at the
A. o. III. fair will ride around town to-
morrow about noontime in the chaise
that Washington rode in when he jour
neyed from Hartford to Middletown.
The chaise has been kept in the same
family up to the present time, and the
A. 0. H. were lucky to be able to Sc
cure it for the occasion.
A report was in circulation last
evening that another man had died
suddenly on North square. Tt develop
ed, however, that the man was merely
sick. He fell in almost the exact
spot where a man died q few weeks
ago on his way to work in the morn
ing. The man who fell last evening
was taken Immediately to Calendar
& Haggerty's drug store. He was
unconscious until restoratives admin
istered by Mr. Calendar revived him.
In the district court Saturday Hans
Rasmussen of Town Plot objected to
being entered as bondsman in a dozen
cases for school taxes brought by At
torney Wood. Mr. Rasmussen claimed
Mr. Wood had no right to enter him
as bondsman, for he did not give him
liberty to do SO. The court ordered
the name removed from the file John
l.. Anderson, who succeeded Mr. Ras-
mussen as school committeeman. was
then entered as bail This makes him
liable for the costs in case the suits go
against the plaintiff.
The mission which has been held In
st Thomas's church for the past two
weeks closed last evening in man
ner most gratifying to the clergymen
of the parish and to the missionary
fathers. The church was crowded
with men for whom the endeavors Of
the mission were conducted last week.
There must have been a very large
number of men from other parts of the
city present almost every night for
the church was crowded. The final
services consisted of the papal benedic
ton, renewal of baptismal vows, a
sermon and benediction of the holy
sacrament. The missionaries express
ed the utmost satisfaction with rne
results and likewise the pastor, Faith
er Crowley. 1T is said to have been
the most successful mission ever held
in the city.
Owing to the fact that no returns
had been made for large number of
tickets which had been sent to differ
ent parts of the country, the commit
tee in charge Of the Central Labor
union fair decided to postpone the
drawing of prizes from last Saturday
night until tonight. The fair will
therefore close with the drawing of
ners Saturday night in J. J. Bagiey &
Co.'S Hazel Nut smoking tobacco guess
ing contest were as follows: First di-
vision, j. Grinthal, 365 Walnut street;
]. lyman, IL Charles street; second di-
vision, A. J. Lallier, of Lallier's orches-
ira; Bernard Kluttig, % East Liberty
street; III. Googln, $50 Chapel street,
New Haven; Frank Baer, Robert Egg
gleston, 80 Maple street: third division
Wilfred Duprie, 302 Washington ave-
nue.; ladies, Miss Ella r. Mari. Brooklyn
N. Y. The above winners may secure
their brfar pipes and pillow covers at
D. J. Finnegan's wholesale and retail
tobacco store, "a and 26 Grand street.
It's a changed world to old folks
folks whose time-dlmmed eyes are
made young again through the magic
OF right fitting glasses. And this pleas
IRE and comfort costs so little meas
ured by it's value there should be none
who may say "they can't sec as they
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