Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
CITY NEWS

q
 postoffice enjoyed clambake al
 Moore's grove yesterday afternoon.
 It rained i'll different parts of the
 state yesterday, but none fell in Wa.
 terbury. People who were down the road claim it poured
 There was large crowd at the out ing of the Mt Olive A. NJ. K. Zion church and St Andrews Episcopal mis- sion on the trotting park Saturday af- ternoon.
 Miss Bee Slavin of Curran's has re- signed her position in that store for me purpose of entering the New Brit am Normal school when it reopens next week.
 An anniversary mass of requiem will De celebrated at the immaculate Con ceptlon church tomorrow morning at o'clock for the late Mrs Margaret Thompson of 16 Pleasant street.
 The bans of marriage were pub llshed yesterday at the immaculate Conception church between Miss Min nie Gullfoile, the well known music teacher. and Patrick Robinson of oicHdTu street.
 Every democrat in the fourth ward IS requested to meet at the democrat neadquarters tomorrow evening at nan past seven sharp for at this meet ing committee may be appointed to bring in the names of the aldermen who will represent the ward.
 Edward Fahey, a former Water bury boy, is in town calling on friends. having furlough of seyenty-two hours from the U. S. F. A. West yir- ginia, on which vessel he is an able seaman. The West Virginia is now at the Brooklyn navy yard having some repairs made after which, aboiit October 1, the vessel starts on a cruise around the world. China being the first stopping place.
 A slight collision between trolley cars happened on North Main street Saturday evening about 9s3O o'clock. While the damage to the cars was of no significance it was thought that Frederick Hardisty. a caster employ ed by the Scovlll Manufacturing Co. and living at S4 Round Hill street. was hurt. The conductors of the cars had him examined by Dr Lally who found him suffering only from slight shock
 Lorenzo Williams acted as master of .ceremonles at the clambake of tue Scov1lr Republican club at Boulder grove Saturday afternoon until toward the close of the festivities. when lew cross questions were put to him md he retired and Attorney r. I. Me Mahon stepped into his shoes. Among the nabobs present were Acting Mayor R. x. Blakeslee, Alderman Beach. AL ierman Filling. Collector Hunt. Town Clerk Blair, Deputy Sheriff Gillette, Superintendent Atwood of the depart nent of charities and others.
 Saturday afternoon in the finals of he Y. NJ. C. A. tennis tournament. Oscar Stahl defeated Robert E. Plait m four sets. Platt, who won the in 1901 and 1902. easily defeated his opponent in the first round by 6-3. After that he lost his 'orm and Stshl won as he liked in .hree straight sets. e., 60. 6-1. In the 'emi-finals Platt defeated Dr Mona ,han and Stahl defeated Mir Buck. As many of the best players in the city were out of town during the last con :. est. another will be held next month.
 Benjamin Payeur. the proprietor of he Eagle bowling alleys. had his rc. 'enge Saturday night with Arthur T. dayhew. This time Mir Payeur won i've of the eight games played. al hough Mir Paypurs score was not a $ iood as the one won by Mir Mayhew a ew days before. Saturday was a very day for the old reliable al. l eys as there were many good games ,owled there all day and evening and | mong them was the well known l hampton bowler. B. Rosfwick. and a 'ood old-time bowler. Lewis Blodget,. ! Either of these men can make it very | for any of the ton-notcn | 'owiers of the daT.
 This morning on Bank street a wag. n owned by Hans Rasmussen. leader | f the affairs on Town Plot. was run nto by a large truck full of brick and I wned by Michael Capibanieo of s14 | tank street. The vehicles were pass Bg one another on Bank street near he watering trough. and Rasmussen the driver of the heavy team D be careful lest an accident would ccur The latter did not heed ihe dviee. hut went right along wirh The esult that Rasmussen's wagon was lade suitable for the repair shop. Nev- rtheless inc owner of the truck did he right thing snd agreed to meet the xpenses for the repairing of the fagon
 James Dunn. who is pfooably bet .r known as q pianist than a ms hinlst. has applied for a patent On
 T~rol and billiard bridge for which ? has lseen offered S5gco. On the asis of that offer which was made ' 2 local manufacturing concern ss sveiticS. he Ieliere. he has an ST. eie that wiii sell well The handle [ the artiele is made of ordinary T--aI le wcsf. hut the lriIge itself is made [ wire IL i< claimed to he superior fbe wooden lrnIge hecauSs fhe h-Ii in E.e seen through if and it wTlI not .ar the cloth sf fhe table aaI wiH -iflier brrsk npr lend In the fulis- ens of James ". HSfspn. who keefs< ,e largest billiard snd r.coi rooms in le city. it ls far sur-erior to the o<~ien fs-SfEe. ur Hndson made su Fer to pErshsse the petens Isuf Nr nm prefers te have the control ss le srt5cie himself Othe-s heskfr< Ir Hod<on have prDnouncs-i if xsppf Ifnr snf . ready seller R-uavfcke If Rsife. u-nussrtu-ers o< r<-ni -nd Tlis-f .zti~- rnd rnrl supplies. hsse -egr-f flrrsr s~~rfcr~ as rsrrsF~sa ..nfs ur nu-r is st rr~.~nf er- 'sv>d ty the MarviIis Nadine cc1R