Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-07
CITY NEWS

The executive committee of the High school alumni association will meet this evening at 7:15 o'clock.
 Court D. B. Hamilton's fair in Mill Plain hall was largely attended last evening. The entertainment was fur nished by Mad River grange. Tonight they will serve turkey suppers and large crowd is expected.
 In the announcement of D. J. De- laney's funeral the following was overlooked: A beautiful floral piece presented by the aerie of Eagles. Two beautiful selections were rendered by Mrs Fox at the church during the fu- neral services. a f-'- .'1t' -AsA15.''
 The All Waterbury football team will sit for their pictures Sunday at 10:45 at Adt's studio Every member of the team is requested to be on hand at the appointed time. The profits of the season will also be divided and all business concerning this years team will be completed. stc ,,,. - .....-. 5.
 Mrs Mary Steubani, through her attorney, Charles Bauby. has pet- toned for a divorce from her hus- band Frederick, on the grounds of in- temperance and intolerable cruelty. The custody of one child, Carl Fred erick. is asked for. The case is re- turnable the first Tuesday in January.
 The case of Charles Dauks against the estate of George Powell was con tinued this morning in the district court until Saturday. Attorney Ham, ilton of New Haven represents the plaintiff while Attorney Beardsley of this city appears for the defendants
 Giovanni Rosa has brought suit against the Waterbury Brass Go for $2.5O0 damages, for injuries received while working on a trench near the West Brass mill about six weeks ago. The bank fell in and Rosa was buried under a heap of stones and dirt. Among his injuries was broken leg. The case is returnable the first Tues day in January, Attorney Bauby rep resenting the plaintiff.
 List of letters remaining unclaimed in the post office: Leonard Anderson, Anatole Cartier, Miss Grace Clark. Joseph Carr, Miss NJ. Curtiss, N. Du plissis, I. ]. Fremont. Charles Goetz, Frank Hayes, NJ. L. Hall, Lillian Kel- ley. Frank Kinstla. Miss Salt Lam- bert, Ellis Mbse. Miss Mary Pollock, George Plant. Miss Lillian, Raymond, George w. Sharpe. Mrs Everett Saun- ders, Alfred Veilleux, r. O. Walsh.
 The mortuary report for the month of November is as follows: Total deaths. 6S; scarlet, fever, 1: diphtheria and croup. 2; whooping cough. I; ty- phoid fever, 1: diarrhoea. under three years, 3; consumption, '; pneumonia, ]: bronchitis 6: diseases of the nervous system. s; heart disease, 4: accident and violence. ?; all other diseases ex, cept still births. 2S; total, 6s: deaths under one year, 12: between one anfi five years, 3.
 Mrs Sarah l.. Smith. formerly Miss Wanzer. wishes the statements con cerning her marriage corrected: Wherein she states the following to he untrue: That they saw each other for the first time at the church; for ten years being q truck farmer: the aisles being strewn with leaves: the bride and bridegroom shook hands Us they met at the altar: the bridegroom being slightly injured; Miss Wanzer sending invitations to nearly every person in the Shelton directory; Miss Wanzer becoming engaged twice be- fore hy advertising. but both prOspee- tive husbands had failed her on the days set for the wedding. Mrs Smith can produce references as 10 her up- right character and capabilities. hay ing taught school and kept books, in proof of the above assertion.