Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-03
CITY NEWS.

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 Gold Bond" hats $2, new shapes, at Upson, Singleton & Co.'S.
 Lalller's Military Band will give a prom at Waterville Friday night.
 School stockings very strong 10c, 5 pairs for 25c at Upson, Singleton & Co.'S.
 A regular monthly meeting of St Mary's Alumni association will be held this evening at o'clock.
 The total amount raised and turn ed over to St Mary's hospital fund by the Hebrews of the city foots up to $621.50.
 The local branch of the Barten- ders' International league held it's fourth annual outing at Forest park yesterday.
 The board of education will hold meeting this evening and buslress relating to the reopening of the schools will be transacted. ..~
 The lodges Of the state Clan Ma Gael will hold an outing on Thomas McMahon's farm in New Britain next Sunday. About 100 from Waterbury will attend.
 A horse belonging to Leonard l.. Eussa of South Main street, ran away on Cooke street Saturday, aad damaged itself so badly that D! heeley decided to give it dose of lead.
 Abe Vendever of Waterbury and Miss Tillie Edlin, daughter of MT and Mrs Edln of 36 Kennedy street, Hartford, were married in Aetna hall, Sunday evening. Mir and Mrs Ven dever will live in Waterbury.
 The barn and bakeshop of Charles Yoos on Beech street came near being wiped out by fire early yesterday morning. The timely arrival of the Burton street company saved most of the property. The damage amounts to about $1,000. There was no in surance.
 At the annual meeting of the Hill Street Improvement club Saturday night officers were chosen as follows: President, Henry w. Clark: secretary, Albin H. Swenson; treasurer, Albert Coyle, John SachenhauSer, Paul Weinning, A. H. Swenson; delegates to central committee of Improvement clubs. John Sachenhauser and c. H. SWenson.
 Miss Rose Katz and Felix Freed- Datl aol synagogue Sunday evening, the Rev MT Lieberman officiating. The bride was attended by Miss Bessie Freed man, sister of the groom, and the Misses Sarah Levine, Annie Bern stine and Hattie Shields acted as maids of honor. Morris Katz. broth CT of the bride, was best man. The ceremony was witnessed by many re- latives and friends
 St Pauls German Lutheran church of Terryville was filled yesterday morning despite the rain, and the service in honor of the dedication of the new parsonage was a success. The first half of the service was in the English language. Rev J A: Timm of the George Street Lutheran Trinity church of New Haven congratulating the people upon the completion of the parsonage. The German sermon was preached by Rev r. Lemke of Water bury.
 The September term of the district court opened this forenoon at 10 o'clock with Judge George H. Cowell on the bench. Of the long list of cases to be tried only two were disposed of. Christopher Holohan charged with the theft of watch, chain and ring was fined $7 and costs. Edward Sparanon, 13, Peter Aquilano, IA. and Salvatore Camardella, 12, charg- ed with theft of $101.5O worth of sheet copper and bronze, the property of the Filling Manufacturing con- pany were represented by Attorney Guilfoile. Their cases were put over for three months. Court then ad- journed for two weeks.
 Much interest is being taken in the coming reception and dance of the Shop Baseball league. which is to be held at Eagles hall on Satur- day evening" The event is sure to have a large attendance as it will draw from the various factories where the bal players are employed. A large delegation from Waterville will be present to give Manager Dun levy of the Berbecker & Rowland team the glad hand when he is pre- scented with the Towle trophy Mir. Dunlevy's team has been given great support during the entire season and on this occasion the support will not be found wanting. In addition to the several speeches which are to be made a dance program of 16 num- bers will be executed
 When you want present for your sweetheart or wife. or your sister or your cousin or your aunt, just L-op in the Upson Jewelry Co.'S and choose from the largest lines in the city of jewelry, diamonds, emeralds, rubies, saphires, etc. set and unset. Watches