Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-28
CITY NEWS

A number of the employees of the New England watch factory are on a ten days vacation.
 Grace Garusey, who played half back at Tufts during the past season, was visiting friends in town the past few days.
 Cornelius Cassidy, well known member of the Merrimac base ball team, who has been spending few days at his home on East Main street. returned to-day to Buffalo, where he Is employed.
 MT and Mrs Jacob Musler of 963 North Main street celebrated the fif- teenth anniversary of their wedding last night. It was a family affair and was immensely enjoyed by those present, who were: MT and Mrs l.. Liebeskind, MT and Mrs M. H. Mus Ter, MT and Mrs A. E. Green and Miss Sarah Shapiro. MT and Mrs Musler were the recipients of many beauti- full gifts of cut glass.
 An appeal from the jury's verdict in the suit of T. H. Hayes against Attorney N R. Bronson has been filed with the superior court. The appeal is founded on alleged errors of the court in declining to set aside the verdict on the ground that it was against the evidence. and because the court refused to charge the jury as requested by counsel for the plain tiff. This shall make the second trip of this case to the supreme court.
 When Attorney Hincks, of Paige, Banks & Hincks. counsel for the Con- necticut Railway and Lighting Co, was in town yesterday, he was asked if there was any truth in the report that the firm would close it's office in Bridgeport and that he and MT Paige intended opening one in New York. He said there was truth in the report only to the extent, however, that MT Paige would open an office in New York because of his growing busi- ness there, but he would not sever all his associations with the state. He shall maintain a residence here and, it was hinted in other quarters, that he shall sustain his interests in state politics also.
 Casper Alishausky, the we'll known Brooklyn merchant who has pur- chased the large tenement and store and also the tenement house in the rear of North Riverside street formerly owned by Mrs Margaret E. Dawson, intends after making some alterations on the property to occupy one of the tenements. This piece of property has been in the possession of the Dawson family for a number of years and Is considered one of the most valuable in the Brooklyn dis trict. Mrs Dawson, who is a we'll known and respected resident of Brooklyn for many years, has de- cided to live in her house on Madison street. The transfer of this property was made through the agency of D. J. Griffin, 4S East Main street, room 3 F.
 Miss Mae Bonville, daughter of MT and Mrs J. Bonville. proprietor of the Ideal hotel in Meriden, and Rich- ard T. Halliwell, who is now run- ming skating rink in this city. were married at St Roses parochial resi- dence Wednesday, Rev Father Cooney performing the ceremony. The couple were attended by Miss Anna Bonville, the brides sister, and, J. A. Cashen of Meriden. The bride is well known young lady who has many friends. all of whom wish her joy in her welded life. The groom formerly re- sided in Meriden and conducted the skating rink at Hanover park. Fol- lowing the ceremony reception was held at the home of the bride. The couple left on an early evening train on their honeymoon trip and upon their return will reside in Water- bury where MT Halliwell is engaged in business.
 How annoying Is 1t to have watch that Is out of repair frequent ly and in the care of the watch doc tor one third of the time. Buy q watch of known reputation. of un- questioned reliability and save your- self much annoyance. Get watch with an Epson guarantee. The Up. son Jewelry Co, 6S Bank street,