Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-12
CITY NEWS

NIOhdu Ou bduk StTetl llilS llOIHlHS Dr F. William Herr, a recent grad uate of the dental department of the University of Pennsylvania, has as sociated himself with Dr George Herr
 The car which arrived in the center 1 from Cheshire about 7:45 last even 1 ing was In total darkness. To make matters worse there was not ever standing room so large was the crowd Bridget Agnes. the 4-months-olt 1 daughter of MT and Mrs Henry Quinn l of 656 East Main street, died earl! this morning. The funeral took place 1 this afternoon with interment in new St Joseph's cemetery.
 S. A. Gaffey has purchased as an ln | yestment the Mary C. Bowe property on Round Hill street and will make 1 extensive alterations. The sale was made through the agency of John s | Neagle, No 10S Bank street.
 At meeting of the Town Plot I'm provement society. last night, a com mittee consisting of Hans Rasmussen J. l.. Upson and G. R. Reynolds was appointed to look into rights of way for trolley service and talk over mat ters of that character with representa- tives of the company.
 The fireworks exhibition at Lake wood park last night was attended by several thousand people, who appeared to enjoy the pyrotechnics thoroughly There was a wide diversity of both set and aerial pieces. The exhibition was in charge of an expert from the Pain Fireworks Co of New York. Miss Nellye Reed. the popular young lady dancing teacher of Waterbury met with what might have proved a serious accident while alighting from North Willow street trolley car one evening the past week. Her many friends will be pleased to hear that she received no other injuries than a nervous shock.
 The Scovill Manufacturing Co has been made defendant in two suits fol infringement of patents. The plaintiff is the United States Fastener Co Of Portland. Me. The claim is set forth the Scovill Co uses the patent in the manufacture of articles other than glove fasteners. No specific damages are claimed.
 Regular service of the Salvation Army at the barracks. at 49 Center street. tonight at s o'clock. At 10 q m. on Sunday junior meeting will be held. to which all children are invit. ed. At II a. m. there will be public holiness meeting. At 3 D. m. a praise md fnctt nt grand salvation demonstration. the subject for which will be Watch" To all of these services the public is invited. Captain A. H. Withee ant Lieutenant Henry Jerrett in charge.
 Charles P. Kellogg of Waterbury 1 and Mrs Frank A. Mitchell of Nor wich. who were delegates from tht state board of charities to the thirty second national conference of chari ties and correction held at Portland Ore. from July 15 to July %, have re turned from the convention. Mir Kel logg was reelected one of tine secre taries and Mrs Mitchell was made | member of the committee on children The next convention will be held at Philadelphia in May. 1906. The new president Is an eastern man. F.. T. Devine. who is at the head of the New York charity organization society.
 A very pretty wedding was held al the church of St Francis in Naugatuck Wednesday morning. The contracting parties Were Miss Bridget Fenton. a well known employe of Phoenix rub her shop, and William O'Donnell of Waterbury. a foreman in the freight louse of the N. Y. Y. H. and H. rail road. Mary Agnes O'Donnell of Naug atuck was bridesmaid and William Kelly of Waterbury was best man After the ceremony breakfast was served tO immediate relatives and friends. after which the couple left on short wedding tour On their re. turn they will reside at @ Ridge street. Waterbury.
 In the Brooklyn district this morn. ing the wagon of the Hellmann Brew ing company was unloading some stock in a saloon on upper Bank street. While there trolley ear came along but could not get by be- cause of the wagon. The motorman anu f'libu'Afl uT-Pl Anf uIlNtI IU turn aside hut all of no use. and final. ly they sat down to wait until the driver was ready to %. After two or three minutes during which time the beer men had completed their work, the horses were turned aside and the trolley started to make up for lost time. the crew saying few prayers for the cause of their delay.
 i car owned by the Albert R. Her rick company of New York. has heel in town the past two days testing thC lines of the city. Ii is q very laTg, gar and easily finds the defects as it skins over the tracks. IL is operated by C. '. BOyien. and his wife accom- psnies him on all hIS trips The caI started from New York early in the week and if has already inSp"ctnI
 mary of the lines of flfn Conne"-i'L' hallway and Lighting ror'pany. and those owned bv the ConS1.i'l1irI Tnlf r left Wai"rILTr to gn O- "r ilte lilIe' in Souihingtcn MilldaIp anl N"ri,lcU ansi wil, continue au though Hart ford and will end its journey in Bos ton
 Andrew !. COoney. laundryman rama near losing one of his teams yes ter1av. While the teamster was 'te Hrerin- go0,ls at q house on Round HfiI street the horse ran down tn' street and gdt mixed ID with lot Oi Iuildfng material. which added 70 it' fright At the foot of Vine street Is long board fence and stony lots and