Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-08
CITY NEWS

Edward ID. N0Onan. a student at the University of Virginia. arrived home to-day for his summer vacation.
 A birthday party was held in honor of Miss Jennie Mraz. at her home on South Leonard street last evening.
 Tn another part of this paper ap- pears an advertisement worth read ing. It tells of a free distribution of Dr Richards a Dyspepsia Tablets. a strengthener of weak stomachs. Read 1t and get your bottle on the appoint ed day at Apothecaries' hall.
 John Kamack. brakeman on the Naugatuck road had his foot chush- ed while attempting to board an en- zine in Bridgeport last evening. Ka- mack endeavored to jump on the front of the engine but missed his hold but did not fall under the wheel, although he was dragged along for some distance.
 One of the most brilliant weddings that has occurred at Washington in some time was solemnized there on Monday evening when Miss Joan Reeves. daughter of Commander and Mrs l N. K. Reeves. Of Washington and Dr Frank ]. Duffy of New York. were united in marriage at St Paurs Catholic church Father James z. Mackin, pastor of the church perform cd the ceremony and was aided by several other clergymen. Among those present at the wedding and reception which followed was Mir and Mrs W. s. Jones of this city. Dr Duny he. ing nephew of the latter.
 Pasquale Geneva. who takes relIs. ious freaks one in a while had n spell on South Main Street about | o'clock this morning. woke up everyhody within half mile of the site of the new French church. praying on the sidewalk. When interrupted by an of hcer he ceased praying and went 10 the other extreme in the swearirs business and kept if up until he was put into the patrol wagon and taken to the police station from where he was later removed to the Brookslde home. He Is said to be harmless. hu. he has made so many scenes about the public ways the past months many think he should be sent to some institution for a time.
 Mayor Thoms and the board of public works made tour of the city { this afternoon and took a good loa,, at the damage done by the recent freshet. Tn all their rounds the war5t spot they saw Is at the lower end of Southviev street. where the water made a basin the entire width of the street. ripped up the chute construct nA ried of most of the wood work, 90 that at the present time the place is in far worse condition than ever b. fore. The full extent of the damage has not yet been figured up. but it Is far greater than one who has not gone over the ground would suspect. Considering the destruction done in such q short time. 1t must be evident to all that 1T the storm had lasted sa hour or % longer half the town would have been ripped to pieces
 The employees of I. Chase. the miI- liner. enjoyed bus ride to HemIne- ways. watertown. last night where dinner was served and informal mu- sIcsl and literary program rendered Besides Mir Chase there were present the Miss Mary Sullivan. Miss Freed man. Miss NeaEle. Mie Ellis. Miss O'Hesrn. Nis. Igo. Miss witkorskf. Miss Nendelsohn. Miss Marcus. Miss Chspat. Nise Nyie. Miss Finn, Miss Berlsnger. Miss yiellstts. Nis Hop- ard. Miss De<serauIt- NiEs Smith. Mia schvenk- Miss Brennan. Miss Devine. Mis- Fffrmzurfce. Mics Tfmns. Miss vsnesse. Mics Nabel Wriehf. Miss F1trrerzIi. Niss Crow ley. Nis Sullivan Nfss Gertrude Adams. Nia May 1offen. Mia Cohen. uis Dovling. Hiss Kellar, nIa Css- sf1y. Niss Harnc1- u1m Kahl Ma oalPsy. nin Kans. Min meorsfA on1