Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-12
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 Randolph & Cloves factory did not work to-day.
 William Lallier the we'll known baseball player, has resigned his po- sition in Bridgeport.
 William J. Hurley and Miss Mary Brennan were married at St Pat rick's church this morning at z o'clock by the Rev Father Gleeson. Deborah, sister-of the bride. was bridesmaid and William Guilfoile of Ansonia acted as best man.
 At o'clock this morning Miss Caroline Bagley and Alfred Hector were united in marriage by the Rev Father Gleeson. Lauretta and Joseph Bagley were the witnesses.
 --"Bill'' Mahaney. son of Dan Ma nancy of Bank street, who is build- ing new block. has not forgotten how to lay bricks as may be seen by anyone who stops to watch him play ing the part of bricklayer on the new building on Bank street.
 All those from this section who attended the centennial in Meriden yesterday were well pleased with the attractions over in the city across the hill. Many visitors from Waterbury were seen in Meriden yesterday and before the week is gone many thou sand from this city will, undoubtedly take a trip to the Silver City.
 -Yesterday afternoon while Peter Cutiez was working in the bottom of the sewer which the city is putting through Fourth street part of the bank caved in, burying the workman under heap of sand. For time he was lost sight of, but his fellow workmen quickly went to his aid and rescued Cutiez before he was suffocated. The fellow was some- what bruised by the fall and was taken to his home which is in Wards Flats.
 The Penn Steel Construction company which is to do the bridge work for the New York, New Haven & Hartford railroad, sent many of their tools to town yesterday and unloaded them in Brooklyn. The concern has already here many thou sands dollars worth of implements for constructing bridges and are very careful lest any of them should be stolen. Last evening there were couple of special policemen on duty in this section and close watch was kept on the tools. Several of the bridgeworkers have already arrived. The work of constructing bridges looks like a mammoth undertaking, but with the devises which the firm has on hand they should be erected in short order.
 Charles Price. from the east end, was an amusing sight in Brooklyn this morning as he drove along in little carriage and horse which was not much bigger than himself. Some of the people thought that Charlie was connected with the circus.
 Brooklyn sent. her delegation to the station to see the circus come to town this morning. Although there was no parade still there was much interest manifested in the arrival of the show.
 Although Michael De Lucia of Bank street has suit pending against the city which was indirect ly caused by his broncho. still the Brooklynite keeps the animal. Last evening the animal became unman- ageable on Bank street and ran away. Tn the hollow underneath the Bank street bridge which the Brook lyn and Town Plot Improvement com mittee is making such a fuss over just now. the occupants Of the car riage were thrown out. They were carried into the De Lvcia block. but neither had any bones broken. al- though they struck the pavement with much force. The wagon was badly injured.
 Some fine morning the people of Brooklyn will wake up and find that there is one less person in this sec tion than the previous night if the fellow who is doing the peeping in does not desist On Sat- urday evening this Jack the Peeper" called twice at the same house on North Riverside street. Early in the evening he accosted woman sitting on her veranda on the street but she did not pay much attention to him at the time. Later in the evening. after she had gone into the house he again came round the house and ap- peared at the window. He then be- came bold enough to endeavor to break in through the hack door. The woman raised an alarm and some of her neighbors came running into the house. Meantime the fellow escaped but if she saw him again the lady says she would surely recognize him. She described him as a man rath- CT elderly with light moustache and wearing a sloueh hat. There has been much Of this peeping business going on In this section and the rest dents are beginning to wonder why some of these fellows are not taken into court and given the punishment which they justly deserve. Some of the residents In this section are be- coming more insulting every day and ss they seem to be able fo carry on their pranks unmolested they are taking more chances than formerly. This practice has lasted long enough in Brooklyn and if is about time the police arrested the offenders. for there are several. and let them get a doee Of justice
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