Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-17
CITY NEWS

On Saturday night the Military band will give one of it's popular promenades at Eagles hall. All the latest music will be furnished.
 James H. Mulville is in New Ha- ven to-day attending a meeting of the executive committee of the Con- necticut Funeral Directors associa- tion. ..-..
 The board of county commission CTS for. New Haven county will be in session at the court house on Leaven- worth street, October 23 and A, 1906.
 Mattatuck council, No 713, Royal Arcanum, will hold a meeting in Leavenworth hall tonight when an interesting musical and literary en- tertainment will be rendered
 Albert Teller, son of Alfred Teller, the well known buffer has returned home completely restored to health. He has been up York state for some weeks and now looks as though he was never a day i'll.
 Members of the Sunday School as- sociation of this city and Naugatuck met at the Second Congregational church last night and enjoyed an in- teresting musical program under the direction of A. ]. Blakesley and an address by Prof E. H. Knight
 The county commissioners will be in session in their local office in the court house building on October 23 and 24 for the purpose of administer ing the oath to applicants for liquor licenses and incidently relieving them of the usual fee for advertising the applications. ..-. .... .s
 The James Meagher monument committee is nearing the completion of its labors and unless something un- expected happens the monument will be put up next June. A few persons who have promised to subscribe have not yet done so, and as the account will be closed soon the committee Is anxious to hear from them.
 John Garde and Miss Amelia Gross were married in St Thomas church this morning by the Rev Father Sul- livan. The best couple were relatives of the contracting parties. There was brief reception at the home of the bride after the ceremony in the church and as they were depart ing on their wedding tour there was considerable merriment.
 Newton c. Smith of this city was elected vice-president of the Connec- ticut Baptist convention at South Norwalk yesterday and Miss Martha Watkins, also of Waterbury, was placed on one of the most important committees. During the convention the announcement was made that the First Baptist church of this city has the largest membership of any Bap- tist church in the state.
 The fishing at Woodmont this fall was never so exciting and good On the reef opposite the rock which lish- ermen know so well. black snappers are biting in large numbers. The other day John Mccarthy the mineral water dealer. and Edward Munson. q driver for Martin Moore, a grocer on North square in half days fishing at this place landed seyenty-fve pounds of black snappers. This is certainly record.
 Gas in Hartford at @ cents per thousand feet may indicate possibly that better things are in store for other Connecticut cities when the ex- ample set by Hartford becomes thor oughly appreciated. There is slight anachronism in 95 cent gas for Hartford and S1.15 gas in New Rritain.-New Britain Herald. You are better off than we are, as Sl.25 is the price we pay here in Waterbury for lighting up with gas.
 Upson. Singleton X Co are sole agents for the Gold Bond Hats -s2. Good as the government.
 There was not much doing in the city court today X woman along in years who was up a few days and was let go on condition she 20 back to New Haven. whence she came, was arrested for intnxicatiOn. This time she was fined SI0 and costs with the alternative of going to jail. 4 young fellow was charged with stone throw ing and was let go and man who could not speak English was fined for being drunk and for violating the pro bation law.
 The crushed stone now being put down on Clay street ought tO rest easy for many years. They are be- ing laid on a bed of nice straw and will have several courses of weather proof material for blankets. A great many wondered when they saw a crowd of laborers Ilttering the road bed with straw and they wondered all the more when they saw the crushed stone thrown upon 1t. Ore man said he thought !t was shake down for a gang os wOTkIne1, sl- though he thought it a strange | lace to house men. but when 1e was put wise he didn't know what to say.
 In St Thomas church this morn ing Henry Schmidt and Miss Mar garet Sweeney were married. the Rev Father Sullivan officiating The spectators were many. as the couple are we'll known in the parish The official witnesses were Miss Eliza beth Corcoran and Jeremiah Ring The brides go.n was a brown tailor made and the bridesmaid was a gray tailor made also. and a white hat There was a wedding breakfast and were many presents. useful and Orna- mental. and among them were a china closet and a dinner set Phila- delphia is the terminal of the we'd ding trip. after which Mr and Mrs will return and live at 3i Brewster street
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