Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-27
CITY NEWS.

Harold WatrOus of Terryville is spending a few days in town.
 Don't mind the cold. Upson, Sin gleton & Cos Overcoat sale is on.
 Mir and Mrs William Bessette of Newark arc visiting relatives in this city.
 Elmer Thompson, the Cornell guard, is spending few days at hii home in this city.
 Andrew Dawson, student at Georgetown, is spending the holi- days at his home in this city.
 The Rev ]. V. E. Belanger, pastor at VoluntOwn. is the guest of the Rev E. A. Lamontagne of St Anne S reCtory
 Mr and Mrs Selwyn Hardy, former ly of this city, but now of Bridgeport, are spending a few days with rela- tives ill this city.
 Santa Claus was kind to Mr and Mrs John Delaney of 1GS Mill street. He called at the home Christmas and left them a ten pound baby boy.
 Miss Bertha Parmalee of Ansonia, daughter of United States Marshal Parmalee, is the guest of Miss Mary Scranton of North Willow street.
 Peter Slater and Miss Ella F.. Lounsbury were married Christmas day at the home of the bride on East mountain by the Rev W. H. Phipp,,
 A man caused a sensation on North square this forenoon by appearing under a straw hat. He went down North Main street leaving il trail of curious spectators in his wake.
 The suit against the railroad com pany arising out of the death of Pat rick Mahoney at Guilford last sum mer has been settled through the instrumentality of Attorney Lynch.
 Rev Peter c. Dunigan, formerly assistant at the Sacred Heart church, this city, but now of NewtOwn, is spending the holidays with relatives in Boston Father Dunigan is rapid ly improving in health.
 A requiem mass was celebrated yesterday at S:30 at St ThOmas's church by the Rev Father Crowley for the late William F. Rigney. During the mass Mrs Edward Beardslee sang One Sweetly Solemn Thought"
 Ways Mufflets" protect your throat, 25c. at Upson, Singleton & Cos.
 Yesterday afternoon at the close of the performance at Jacques theater Captain Auger. the giant, and com pany, held reception on the stage, Numerous were the children who stepped upon the stage and shook hands with the big man and also be- came acquainted with the pygmy comedian, Ernest Romell.
 The Italian consul in New Haven, Michael Ricci, has brought suit against the Connecticut company for damages of S1.ED for the death of Raffa"lO De Marco. who was run over and killed by trolley ear on South Main street one Saturday noon a few months ago, and for whose death Thomas Sullivan the motnrman of the ear has been bound over to the superior court. Mr tirc brings the suit as administrator on DpMarcO'S estate.
 The Standard Oil got d throw down in the north end to-day. On" of it's tank wagons was turning from Bishop street into Burton street and wheel jared against the curb The wagon got jolt that upset tho driver and broke the roar axle. causing T collapse of the whole outfit onto tho side walk. where it lay for hours. pouring oil on tho cnhhlrd gutter IT kerosene goes up. il will undoubtedly he to make up for the loss of what was wasted in Bishop street mud.
 Attorneys Hoyt of New Haven and A. F. Hayes of Waterbury to-day instituted proceedings against the huilding firm of White and Muurp for $inn. The papers were served by Constable 'armody and th" Tracy Bros and tho Mct'auIrv Construction company were garnishceh. White and Moor" were suh-"nntrHrtur< on T school building in Milford aud obtain cd il is alleged. gnn'ls to the above amount from tho Eastern Metallic, company "f New York, tho plaintiff in this suit
 If you dIn not connect at Thanks giving. remember Christmas. Don't wait till the rush. Call and select your gifts and We will hold them for YOU. Remember we have many household necessaries in solid silver and nfafad ware that make uira nra- ,nts as family gifts. as well as ar ticles for your best girl Or gentleman friend. CpsOn JeweIry Co. Bank