Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-10
CITY NEWS

P. K. Finnan has taken the cafe al
 109 South Main street and will open
 there in a few days. He intends to
 conduct first class place with nothing
 but the best goods in stock and hopes
 to be able to get at least his share of
 the trade.
 List of letters remaining unclaimed
 in the postoffice: E. w. Barnam, Mrs
 Frances Birgen, Miss Emma Blanch-
 ard, Miss Annie Carmody Miss Emma
 D. Durkee, Mrs Frances Nelson, Fred
 W. Norman. John l.. Sneeny, Mrs H.
 c. Terrel. Miss Annie Tessman
 Cases to be heard in the city court,
 civil side, next week, are only two.
 Monday John Moriarty against Belle
 GarnSey for rent of a tenement on
 East Main street, and Wednesday
 Mary and Thomas O'Hearn against
 James Foley for damages for dog
 bite.
 The twenty-fifth annual reunion of
 the Hotchkiss association of which B.
 S. Hotchkiss of Waterbury is the pres ident and c. T. Hotchkiss of West
 Cheshire is secretary and treasurer,
 will occur at Lake Compounce, August
 oi. This is the quarter-century mark of the association.
 All persons holding combination | tickets for the picnic of the Nittorio l Emanuele II society. which is to be
 held at the Driving park on August
 l5, are requested to make their re- turns to the committee as soon as pos sible. Those unable to make returns | at present can do so at the park that
 day.
 A smoking chimney in the big block at the corner of Franklin and Pond streets alarmed the natives this morn ing and somebody sent in an alarm from box 42. corner of Clay and South Main streets. The department got there in double quick time. even the Brooklyn engine coming across the country with the speed of whirlwnd and showing up at the box so quickly that some one wanted to know if they had taken the lots. There was great deal of smoke, very little fire and no damage.
 Youngsters at Union square park take great liberties with the trolley cars. | and if they keep at it some day there will be trouble. They take delight in i bounding across the street in front of approaching cars. running against the wire fence with full force and then hanging on to save themselves from being thrown forward under the run ners. The practice is source of much annoyance to the mOtormen and positively dangerous to those who arc indulging in it. Somebody should see that this is stopped right away.
 The ladies of the Altar society con nected with the new Sacred Heart chapel of Woodmont realized over sl0O at the lawn fete held recently at the residence of Mrs Joseph A. Jack son of New York who is president of the society. Great credit is due all the ladies for making the fete a genuinely social affair and causing it to be known as the greatest social event of the season at the Newport of Con necticut." The other officers are Mrs William Kennedy of Naugatuck. vice president; Miss Emma Walsh of An sonia. secretary: Miss Mary New combe of New York, treasurer.
 Things are very busy just at pres- ent at Hamilton park Superintendent Walker and his men are putting ID a concrete walk over the stream which flows near the brass mill. It is a very difficult proposition. yet good headway is being made and in short time it will he completed. Much attention is also given tO trees which are partly dead. All the dead wood Is being chopped off and the holes are filled with cement. IL is believed that this will improve the trees greatly and will ' save great many of them from the axe. The chances for q swimming pool for adults are growing very re- mote and 1t is safe wagering that it | will be shelved. until next summer.
 The government is very much m need of carpenters to do work on their l Panama undertaking. consequently a circular has been sent forth to all post 1 offices for the purpose of showing the . good opportunities offered lv the gnv- ernment First class carpenters after passing an examination will loo paid Jj cents an hour. eight hours to con stitute a days work. time and half for all overtime. and free transporia- lion from New York to the Istnmus The men are advised to take small tools with them. Every five days q steamer leaves New York for Panama. and inc journey consists of Seves days Application blanks may lrn ole t, taiued from Miss LawIor at the regis try window in rhe I.ustOffiep and th" particulars about fine situation there may also be learned.
 William D. Duffy of TerryvilIe and Miss Margaret L. u'Brien of Glen ridge. this city. were married at G.3D o'rInrk this morning at the Immarulate Con eeptipn church by the Rev Father SIo- cum Joseph HyneS was best man and Miss Mary O'BTipm was maid uf honor. Miss D'BTien has been pruIni- nent dressmaker in this city and M- BUffv is a popular emVlnye of fhe Epck faetary in TeTTvviIIe. The bride wore a beautiful champagne eDioresl dress of crepe de chine while the bridesmaid wore a blue dress 0S the same 1uaHru. After the ceremony a wedding break fast was enjoyed af the home as the ITiia- The out gf town guests were tIesS-s Co.sk a1ai salmon from Tsrrv- TfIle. and Joseph Duffy. brother of the zTuezl. from Lowell The couple Beft n the II o'clgck train Co spend their soueymDyn st Marfha-s Vineysni
 Our busy day Es over for a few weeks l-.I ue feel that this i< god time to su attention re our repairing depart a@nFS We d. expert jewelry manu- a setzriux- csock and watch repairing. 1nv ere that resp.oais to light can be -uE1riy 6ftesI hv oar e7ziciau- CESua s~s4rr g-a f~ Plank sf-r1.