Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-06

dog on Bridge street yesterday alter- noon.
 Tickets for next Saturdays games in Shop league are now on sale ana managers of teams should secure their tickets at once.
 Box 261 was sounded this morning ] but there was no fire as Chief SnagS simply tried it to see if it had been af- fected by last nights storm. A months mind mass of requiem for the late Johp Flaherty will be celebrated at the Immaculate Con ception church tomorrow morning at eight o'clock.
 Patrick G. Egan of Rye street has | purchased the three family block re- gently built by Martin Soborg at the corner of Lounsbury and Baldwin streets. It is a very handsome build- ing. -. John ]. Bowes and Miss Catherine | Sullivan were married this morning at I o'clock at St Francis church. Curtin officiated. The attendants were James Bowes and Miss Catherine Cal | lery. Mrs F. J. Marggraff, for years a resident of Waterbury, but now of Augusta, Ky, is spending the month | of June with her son and daughter, Dr F. c. Marggraff and Mrs Percy Brown.
 There will be a special meeting of the Ladies' auxiliary, A. O. H., to- morrow evening at 7:30, in the Gaelic Literary society rooms in G. A. k. building. Every member will please attend.
 James Sinnott and Miss Nora Me- Evoy were married this morning at the immaculate Conception church by i the Rev Father Broderick. The Wit nesses were Thomas Kelly and Miss Anna Cluney.
 Frank F. Finn, the Scovill street | fireman who was injured by the tlp- ping over of the engine Sunday nlght | is still in a serious condition, and doe tors are beginning to worry over the | outcome of the mans injuries.
 The summer dancing club at Miss Nellye S. Reeds dancing academy on | Wednesday evenings becomes more I popular each week. Electric fans, orchestra music, refreshments and a select crowd. Tonight is the night.
 James .Crean and Miss Mary F. | Cavanagh were married this morn ing at 6:3O at St Francis church. Father Fleming performed the cere- mony. Richard Cream and Miss Mar
 garet Casey were the attending cou-
 pie.
 The board of charities met last
 night and after approving the bills
 appointed Henry w. Atwood to help
 out in the office Thursdays and Fri
 days at a salary of s20 per month.
 The vote stood 8 for H. w. Atwood
 and ? for Maurice Culhane. All the
 members were present and the mayor
 presided.
 List of letters remaining unclaimed in the postoffice: Miss Florence
 Bresinger, Miss Margaret Carey. Mrs
 James Doody, Mrs H. l.. Graves
 George Hanel, Almon Johnson CD
 Thomas Moore. Morris Miller, George
 Price, H. E. Regley, Frank Schoffer
 Oscar St Mary, Mrs Tillie Trizisl
 Miss Ella Winters, William F. Wer
 felman. ~H-.-r. e
 Patrick G. Egan has, purchased
 from Martin Soberg his property sit
 uated at the corner of Baldwin ant
 Lounsbury streets. The propert!
 consists of a new three family house on Baldwin street and a one family
 house on Lounsbury street. MI Egan has purchased the property fol home and will shortly take up hi! , residence there. The sale was made through the agency of Daniel T. Far rington of 40 East Main street. Michael Towal was the only one
 who fell into the clutches of the law yesterday. He was charged with vio' lating his probation. A month agc Towal was fined sl0.52 for intoxi' cation and put on probation. He nev
 CT reported to the officer of the court
 but this morning he was willing tt
 do anything to adjust matters. Ht
 agreed to give an order on his pa! | and Judge Burpee agreed to this ant continued the case to tomorrow
 morning.
 Attorney John F. McGrath return
 ed last evening from San Francisco
 whither he went a few weeks ago 1T . the interests of Mrs Kate Allmar
 Light. John A. Savers and John ant
 Dennis Altman, whose aunt, Mrs Vic
 tor J. Stearns, left an estate said t'
 have been valued before the earth . quake and fire at s20O,0O0. Mr Me Grath said that owing to the ruin bl , the upheaval the property must hav' . depreciated at least s75,O0O. As t' . the condition of affairs in the city. h. ] said that the people are still fed b! , the army and living in tents in th'
 public parks and owing to the grea 2 rains of the past few weeks the peo
 ple are suffering a great deal. Th' , confusion is so tense that the author 2 ities do not seem to know where ti 2 begin the work of clearing the ruins . Your eyes are your bread winners |. If you find anything wrong with you |, ewes. if your sight "blurs." if yo
 have headaches come and let us eH anime them. The UpsOn. Jewelr nr.