Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-09
CITY NEWS.

You might as well have that neN
 overcoat for Sunday, $10 to $30 a
 the Upson, Singleton & Cos.
 The regular monthly meeting of S
 Karl Barromaus club will take place
 tomorrow afternoon at ? D. m.
 At the annual thank offering of tn
 Women's Foreign Missionary societ
 of the First Congregational churcl
 yesterday afternoon $40 was raiset
 which will be forwarded to the treas
 urer of the national treasury at Bos ton.
 The Mattatuck Rod and Gun clul
 of this city has contributed $100 t
 the fund being raised for Daniel Ed
 wards of Beacon Falls, the gam
 warden, who was riddled with shot ;
 few weeks ago, while endeavoring tt
 enforce the game law.
 Richard Lamont of Staddle Hill
 rival of Weather Prophet Horace
 Johnson, says there is more rain con- | ing. He expects it on November H.
 although it may not arrive until the | 12th. The wet weather will be pre-
 ceded, says MT Lamont, by a warm spell.
 List of advertised letters: Henry J. Adler Charles F. Black, s. H, | Carter (two), Master Daniel Duffy,
 Miss Nellye Egan, Charlie Fields, Harvey Green, Mrs Clarinda NJ.
 Hotchkiss, Lou Laflame, Miss Mag
 eie Manley, Mrs Emily F. Nichols,
 M. O'Grady, A. F. Roy, Stefan RajkOvic.
 Most Rev Michael Tierney. D. D. Bishop of Hartford, will administer
 the sacrament of confirmation in St CeciIa'S church on November 19. tue
 thirteenth anniversary of the dedica-
 ton of the church. The class, num-
 hering about 60, and the pupils have
 been prepared by the sisters of St Cecilia's school.
 The current number of Law Notes. paper devoted to the interests of law and lawyers, makes Deputy Judge F. NJ. Peasley of the district court a judge of the supreme court, in COnsequenc eOf which error the judge received many compliments to- day. The Judge ePasley who was promoted is a judge of the superior court in the state of New Hamp- shire
 Burpee X Carmody has filed with the city clerk, notice of an appeal from the award of benefits and dam ages resulting from the layout of Lib erty street from South Main 10 Bank street in favor of Amelia C. Benedict The petitioner is dissatisfied with an award of $3.266 damages with benefits of $1l 62 and asks that a committee he appointed to re-asSess the benefits and damages.
 The law firm of Bronson X Lewis has instituted proceedings against the Connecticut company for Rob- ert Allen and his wife Catherine. Mrs Allen claims she was thrown from trolley ear on East Main street one day a few months ago and received injuries that may leave their mark on her for life. She claims dmages of $5000 and her husband asks for Sl.500 for the loss of her society and services.
 The result of Attorney Philip Bern stein's trip to Jersey City in the inter- ests of his client. Joseph Levinson. who is claimed as q husband and father by two women and their fam illes. was failure to find any record Df the divorce decree which he claims he was granted in 1895 What step will next he taken the lawyers do not ! know. The whole transaction sounds | like one of Berth M. Clay's old Eng ! fish novels.
 Billy Allen. the inventor. formerly If Waterbury. has made a study of . he partridges of different countries md he has stuffed specimens of the American. French. Belgium and Eng ish variety. While in Belgium some ime ago he stopped at an inn and inquired what the table d'hote was of He was told that it vas boiled partridge and cabbage. Ie thought that was about the limit or food dishes. but he was con- inced after eating it that there was lothing better.
 A pretty home wedding took place f the home of MT and Mrs Clarence 7. WinslOw of 51 Field street. Thurs ay afternon. when their daughter. Emily !. was united in marriage to lay C. VOsburgh. The house was rettily decorated with flowers and otted plants. The bride was given way by her father. The bridal arty entered the parlor while the trains of Mendelssohn's wedding . larch was being played by Mrs B. 'airclough. The ceremony was nrfOrmed by Rev ]. \. Lewis. rec 'r Of St Johns church. The bride as attired in a gown of white peau p spirit over white silk and carried
 bouquet of brides roses. The , was Miss Bessie Irvine Stamford and was attired in pale he silk and carried a bouquet of { hite carnations. The best man vas avid Dillon of this city. After the .Temnny a wedding dinner vas \ .Tved- The young couple were T e rncIpr-aEs of many valuable and 'efHl Eifts. Among the guests Om out Of town were MT and Mrs
 Brinkerh0H and daughter. Miss 'rOthy. of Bridgeport. Mr and Mrs
 c. Hills of Hartford. l.. H. Wins " of MeTiden. Mr and Mrs Louis lldman and daughter. Miss Bea-l .oe- of New York. Mr and Mrs ".
 Randall and daughter. Miss May lRdaIl- of Bridgeport: Mrs A. 1 idinr of Fort TrumbuIL Mr and | -s VnsburEh left m the SIS D. n. r ain for New York and other places. | th=iT return they will reside st