Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-15
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 It is not William D. Henderson of the Brooklyn district that is in courc proceedings. William H. Faber has flied pefi- ton in bankruptcy, his liabilities be- ing SS53.17 and his assets $40.
 The board of directors of the Busi- ness Mems association will hold d meeting this evening at the usual hour.
 There was no city court this morn, ing, not even an arest for intoXication having been made since Tuesday night notwithstanding that yesterday was pay day ill the shops.
 The main shafting in Foreman Morris's room at Scovill's broke last evening while the night gang was at work and as a result about 4u0 em1 ployes were out of work this morning.
 Martin Kennaugh and Miss ElleI Dahoney were married this morning at the Immaculate Conception church by the Rev Father Frederick. The witnesses were Miss Mary Dahoney | anu IlclldeI hen0duSD.
 Charles H. Cleveland. ir., and Miss Elizabeth Perpente were married at St Johns church yesterday at 9:30. Miss Louise Perpente was bridesmaid and Adolph Perpente was best man. After March 1. Mir and Mrs Cleveland will be at home on Camp street At noon yesterday Harry r.. White of North Riverside street and Miss Mary Sparks of Winsted were mar ried by the Rev Benjamin Root of the Third church. The groom is an engi- neer at Holmes. Booth X Haydens and his last wife died only two weeks ago. The March number of the Woman's Home Companion will be one of the ! best issues ever put out. Every sub 1 scriber to the Democrat can have this magazine free of charge Why not have it sent to your home. when all you need do is to pay year subscription ! in advance.
 The annual fair and supper of Trim | fly parish opened in the parish house last evening. q large crowd heinz iIl attendance. The attractions this year are as numerous and entertaining as usual and another large attendance will undoubtedly be present tonight when the event closes. y ,.s ss- .s, . There are four divorce cases on the list to be disposed of tomorrow. They are Ida M. Benham against Frederick 1 NJ. Benham: John Schott. jr. against Estella Schott. companion case to Ina hnt sl L against William H. Wilson and Eliza beth Graves against George w. 1 Graves.
 The Waterbury K. of C. men who are to take the fourth degree in New Haven next week received the official notification Inst evening from John l i Curbett. secretary of the work. Tie degree W II be given at Eagles hall, New Haven FelEuarv 22. at ! o'clock in the afternoon. A banquet will fol low the degree work.
 The meeting Of the Mary Parrish branch of the International Sunshine society. which was to be held last Friday but on account of the storm was postponed. will be held at she llpilIt VI -tlN IT. VI. IAufl. Dpl Willow street. on Friday afternoon of this week at :; o'clock. All members are requested to he present as there is business of importance to he trans acted.
 The case of Mary Mccarthy against the city for s3oo damages which was down for trial this morning in the dis. rtafut Zafviad hp- hg. Carthy fell on q defective sidewalk ca Martin street one morning a year aS" this month and was laid up sev. "rnl months with injuries tO her head
 The estate of the late Mary \. Nor. t,u Vas settled up in probate today iv AjtulHey N. !. Byrne. counsel for iE -lainiSirItrix. Minnie T.. Gris. w"i.
 l'C;. 'hii= is in readiness for tho arnug' a~>pm,ly which will be hpigl ir 1E" Nrdi'n-ium this evening and the "rent will undoubtedly he attenIeC hy a large and fashionable. audience The firm nf simon X Fox has been al work on the hall and tho drcUratnn' ale amnGg tha best ever Seen in Ih, city. The music will be furnished l,y Fult0n's American hand. Last even ing Mir and Mrs Irving Chase enter taiHel at The Elton tte committee ana Ttatr0ne~SsS of the affair Harry Iturant visited tha hrnci show in New York yesterday and Sayi : ha considers it inc biggest triumph o ] the kind he eveT witnessed. uOt ex oepting rtp 1ne given here some year ago which had inc harking Df SucI
 men as .Ir Durant sud dozen o rBrre r0un0issaurS iu that line. an, was prUn0Uncri 8 "hcwIiEs' SuccnS by eyerylS.iy who lived within hal a milo 0f inc City hall huiIfing. Whn, Mr Durant didn't say Sn ir would aT, pear from his actions thar hs has fl mind a lppne1r show for WateTidIF-
 whish wil put the ore now going oi fn New York in the shade. Srrb : thing would he helpful in many ways It would prompt many citizeuS uE' are maintaining worthless curS to ge a more intelligent breed of canine aud as there fS rom for improvement ! in the feline family. it is IrsIt fair ti presume that it wouh work reform fi that direction too-
 Therr f< probably no greater ~stis faction to a workman than xo0sl urrE Work u45-f will stand the most cri' Er~I exsmfnzrfgu ansi give uTIfn1rss satfSfaetioa- We take . per-onzI iu farn~. fn every watch that eoT1eS | aS fer reTafrS- We guarzHtee fise Wori --T TE-,- - "a .s--- s7rs-4=u4u.a z-t--Ifs Fa