Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-27
CITY NEWS

| Apout O'CLOCK this morning the
 electric current gave out and the city
 was in darkness for short time.
 The ladies of St Francis Xavier
 parish who are taking part in the
 pantomime will have no more re-
 hearsals until after Labor day. At the annual election for borough
 officers at Woodmont Saturday the 1 Rev Joseph Anderson, D. D., was re- elected to the office of warden. $500 Gold Filled Glasses guaran-
 teed for ten years, reduced to S1.5O
 for this week, at F. P. Slavin's.. Eye Sight Specialist, 167 Bank street. A number of members of Company
 C and their friends attended the clambake given at Cheshira Satur- day by Company of New Haven. Mrs John NJ. Riley of Laurel street was seriously injured Friday night
 by fall from trolley car on East
 Main street, near the Brass City hose
 house.
 The leaves are commencing to fall
 from the trees and from now on city
 laborers who have charge of the
 parks will be busy gathering them
 up and disposing of them.
 Comstock lodge, K. of F., gave a clambake at Eagle grove Saturday afternoon. Sheriff. Dunham, Depu-
 ties James Walsh and w. NJ. Gillette were among the guests of honor.
 Superintendent Beach of the po- lice department has been notified that John Gains, who is said to have a brother in this city, was found dead at Willimantic yesterday beside the railroad track.
 Daniel T. Burlington has sold to James B. Sandland of Ridge wood street one of the four three-family houses recently built for himself on Walnut avenue. He has also sold for James Elliott two-family house sit uated at 39 Orange street.
 This afternoon the fire department was called to the Delaney block at the corner of Mill and Clay streets, where a window curtain caught fire from gas jet and caused consterna- tion in the block. It was extinguish- ed before it did any damage.
 Residents of lower South Main street claim that they never closed an eye Saturday night on account of the racket made by gang of men who worked all night on the trolley tracks. If this thing should be re- peated they intend to enter a con- plaint to the authorities.
 Timothy J. Farley of 4S2 West Main street and Miss Sarah c. Walsh of 106 Johnson street were married this morning at the Immaculate Conception church. Father Slocum performed the ceremony and cele- brated the nuptial mass. Charles Kane was best man, and Miss Grace Kane was maid of honor.
 All the focal. divisions of the A. O. H. have voted to participate in the parade at Naugatuck a week from to-day. They will leave here on trol- ley cars about S:30 o'clock in the morning. The county convention of the A. O. H. will be held there on that date, so that Naugatuck will be quite lively place Labor day.
 Although two cars were leaving and entering the center every fifteen yesterday on the Cheshire line they were unable to handle the large number of persons who used that route during the day. Early last evening when the people began to come from the shore, it was al- most impossible to board a car at Cheshire, so great was the rush.
 A horse attached to one of the wagons of the Lilley, Swift & Co ran away on North Elm street this morn- ing and went along that thorough fare at a lightning clip. Although there were many other vehicles on the street at the time, the runaway animal did not collide with any of them and was stopped on East Main street before any damage was done.
 Yesterday was wash day with the army of laborers employed on the and trunk sewer in South Brooklyn and as consequence every bush in that district was decorated with wearing apparel of every de- The men amused them selves playing all sorts of games and now and. then the discharge Of a re- volver reminded providers through the woods that it was not safe to come too near the camp. So much shooting is done there it is a miracle who make a practice of roaming about after berries and birds nests don't get killed.
 Attorney Abner P. Hayes has been by Dr Bland to defend the suit brought against him by Dr At wood of New Haven. an account of which appeared in Saturdays Demo- crat. This morning Attorney Hayes stated that Dr Atwood was expelled from the association of the profession two years ago for advertising in an manner. He had been warned and advised. said Attorney Hayes. that he would be likely to get Into trouble if he persisted in ad- vertising in this manner. still he would have his own way and his ex- pulsion was the result. Since then he l has been vowinE all kinds of ven Eeance against Dr Bland and others prominent fin the profession. but against Dr Bland principally. for ft I seems Dr Atwood got the idea that l 0r Hand was osuorEarTv arrE-o q,