Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-21
CITY NEWS.


 Wednesday evening. The Catholic WOmen'S association dreSSmaking class meets this evening
 New pupils are invited to join at any
 time.
 J. Hobart Bronson has purchased
 the Mrs Elton homestead. .ut Church
 street. Mir Bronson has lived ill the
 place for some time past.
 Miss Renah Moses of Monroe's
 business college has accepted posi-
 ton as Stenographer with the West
 ern Union Telegraph Co, Center
 street, city.
 Mr and Mrs Fred Mullen of Brdgc- port were the guests last evening of
 Mr and Mrs John Moriarty. and with
 them witnessed the performance Of
 "Du Barry" at Polls.
 ]. F, COnniff, a fireman in the en- plOy of the Consolidated road. who
 was injured in the accident at South
 ford a short time ago. is still at his home on South street. and is getting along nicely.
 Loren R. Carter, administrator, settled up the estate of the late Julia Ann Simons in the probate court to- day The whole, according to the report of the settlement, amounts to $4,S593S
 There's no reason for man or boy | to he without new clothes for Thanks giving Look in Tpson. Singleton G Cos window
 The milk trust has gone up the f1ue and as consequence dealers who had planned to deliver the article in autos next year have had their hopes dashed to pieces and feel now that they will be lucky if they can main- tain their wagons
 Daniel Joseph Buckley and Miss Emma Gross were married last even at St Thomass church by the Rev T. NJ. Crowley. Miss Winnie Delaney acted as bridesmaid and Carl Parsons was best man. A reception was held at the home of the brides parents, Mr and Mrs J. C. F. Gross, Hill street.
 Mrs Ellen McMahon of South Elm street mas brought suit for s3,000 damages against her neighbor Mrs Kate Caffrey. Mrs McMahon claims that Mrs Caffrey. in the presence of witnesses called her names that con sttuted the vilest slander. The suit | is made returnable to the district | court
 Saturday is the anniversary of the death of the Manchester Martyrs, Allen, Larkin md O'Brien and the New Haven society of that name will give a banquet. On the list of speakers is Attorney F. P. Guilfoile of this city. He has been selected for the subject: The Organization" and Joseph Hall of Naugatuck, one of the best speakers on Irish subjects in the Naugatucll Valley will speak on the Sein Fein movement.
 David Cohen of Greystone. who had run-in with trolley car on North Main street a week age. has notified the Connecticut Co that un- less compensation sufficient is given him he shall bring suit Attorney S!avin mad the papers served upon the company's local representative to-day. COhen'g horse is still out of as wall as his wagon and harness and he himself has not fully recovered from he shock and fright Of the collision.
 The police were not kept busy last evening and the city court to-day had not much business to dispose of, Mary Durham made a disturbance on West Main street for which >ho was to Brookside for thirty rays. John Durant was fined g. and costs for intoxiCatiOn and William Taylor for intoXication and resisting arrest was fined SlO and costs. There were two ar three eases for keeping dogs and each settled for the customary Sj besides the otnr, ; rnstS.
 t'ps"n. Singleton X Co sell just as good furnishings as they do clothes. Look at their Thanksgiving neckwcar.
 Miss Mary Agnes Orlando. daugh- er of Mir and Mrs Vincenzo Orlando Df ASA North Main street. and Nicho- as PaoluCci were married at Our Lady f LnuTdes chruCh this morning att o'clock by the Rev Peter Karam Joseph. brother of the groom. and Lucy. sister 0f the bride were the attending couple This afternoon reception was held at the home Ofl he brides parents while this event. ng q reception on more elaboratal cale will be held in Music hall. The ouple are widely known in ItaIfanl .ircIes.
 The accident which occurred to Patrick Mccarthy and his wife on he Twin bridge on the Wogdtic rad some time ago. and which re- Ulted in the deeth of Mrs Mccarthy. las been the cause of bringing an- I liner suit against the city. Some inc ago Nr Mccarthy instituted one or damages of s5.00O for the death 4 his wife. and to-day he instituted mother for the injuries he sns- aimed and the -'amagss to his horse. aTuess and WaEun- Tn tEfS suit ha lsD claims damages of ss. 900 and ( l bgth he is represented br Atfor- ey EuflfoiIe- Rotten boards se.zHsaf collapse of tHs fo0r of the bridge lHsOst letting ths team through. and 1rOwing out b95h Mr and Mrs Me- aTthv
 How often TOu hear ne re-srr. Ny watch has gained or "wvi atch has lost" Now if may reed sguIating ozIv. or very likely needs ' ssning Many g good watch is per-I isneatlF injured for lack of. nrer-f zEl1g Is it worth whfTe fo he De to depsnd on voarsg If sol ling it t0 Upsonis. ss Bznk street