Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-18
CITY NEWS

" AhCCL at Q v ClDCh IO-ulSul.
Thomas Neville of Stone street was
out to-day for the first time in a week.
E. Tucker and son Louis are visit
Ing friends and relatives in Vermont
Lawrence Bahama, formerly of Wa
terbury, was here yesterday renewing
old acquaintance.
Agnes McGrath of East Main street
is spending a seven weeks vacation at
New York and the Catskill mountains
Mr. and Mrs Truman S. Lewis of
Park avenue. and Miss Ruth Pease
left to-day for a trip around the
world.
The officers and directors of the
Catholic Women's association will
meet this evening at s O'Clock. Every
member is requested to be present.
This evening the board of education
will hold the last meeting for this
month. A number of reports are to BY.
submitted by Superintendent Tinker.
The promenade given Saturday even
ing at Eagles hall by the American
band attracted one of the largest
crowds of the season. Many visitors
from out of town We're present
The new Bronson studio at II and
q East Main street is one of the most
perfectly equipped Photographic es-
adjustments hereabOuts. Mr. Bron-
sons reputation for high grade work
should insure its success.
Patrick Reilly and Ellen Belts were
married this morning at st Francis
Xavier's church. Father Fleming per-
formed the ceremony and celebrated
the nuptial mass The witnesses were
Miss Bridget Kelly and Maurice Nc
Govern.
The little Expo camera, vest peck
ct size, is Cor sale at Lakes drug store.
1t is shaped like a watch, the lens in
the stem, and takes clear and perfect
pictures. 4 universal focus camera,
1t is always ready for a snap shot, and
takes twenty-five pictures without re-
loading. Price $3.50.
Mrs Ada Bausch of Woodbury. has
brought suit against DOmenco Rossi.
an ice peddler, for 500 damages. The
case is returnable before Justice Phe-
Ian. Sometime ago there was a col
lisiOn between the plaintiffs produce
wagon and the defendants ice cart i'll
which the formers property was dam
aged and lost.
This morning a pot of grease boiled
over in a house on Judd street owned
by James Henebry and occupied by an
Italian family. There was a big blaze
and some one sent in an alarm. The
department fastened TO the scene, but
when they got there somebody had
smOthered the blaze with blanket.
There was no damage.
A 17-years-od Italian named Errico
SagliOcchi was arrested here few
days ago on suspicion of being con-
cerned in four burglarieS in SOuthing-
ton OH September 8. The station agent
and telegraph operator Were assaulted
and the burglars took what money
there was in the safe. There was no
evidence against Errico and he was
discharged. He is employed at Al
phonse PannOne's bakery at DDS Bald
win street.
Saturday afternoon n peddler with
a load of fruit made things lively for
a time at the corner Of North Elm and
streets. He drove from
into North Elm street at
rather fast pace and as be turned the
corner he had to steer clear Of a large
Ire wagon. The sudden turning over
turned the wagon and for a few mo-
ments nothing was visible but a cloud
Of dust. When the atmosphere cleared
the fruit was being taken by crowd
Of children and the vender had much
in preserving any Of his
stock.
The WOman's Christian Temperance
union " Connecticut will hold its an
nual convention I'm the F'irst Congrega-
tional church, Waterbury. October 3.
! and >. The first meeting Of the ses-
sioII will begin at l 30 O'clock on Tues
lay. Reports Of the years work will
be given Tuesday afternoon and We'd
nesday morning. Tuesday evening will
be devoted 10 short addresses Of wei
cone on behalf OF the city and church
rs, the local and county G.. 7. L.
Wednesday evening Colonel George w.
Balm OF Kentucky will deliver an adj
dr'.ss. subject The Twentieth Century
Scar Light" Colonel Balm Is one Of
the most eloquent Of platform orators.
The Gaelic Literary society held q
very interesting meeting in their
rooms last evening. After the rpgTl-
lar studies had been gone through
the president. T. r. I.WIIy. gave
very Instructive talk on the life and
times 81 that famous poet and writer
Thomas Davis. it Icing the Gftv
sixth anniversary Of his death. At the
conclusion Of Mr. Luddy's remarks the {
members insisted Oh his singing Da
Wis lament for owen Roe O'Nefl. ana .
for an encore be- gave -Caithpaiu An .
Ilas. John Graves. a member IT the
Boston ThiiD-Celtic S0rietv. rpcffs,I
The Death II King T'athi." and for
3u encore sang The Banks II the
Lee. Miss Mary Grace acting az ar
oOmpauist on the piano. II. r. Mort
zTty sang ~SkIfsirereeu. an Echo II
~ and In answer to an encore he
ssnE Moore'< Lave Ma Ram The
exercises were brought % a close lsr
he singing On true traditional stvIe ~
-Emmet- Toue and Lori EdVarrf-s
Home by the MISS Golfer. Ron
l0St and Dai Drain
often times parents fail tn under
tand why their children are called
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