Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-05
CITY NEWS.

The Alpine Social club will give d private sociable at Odd Fellows hall Friday evening, August 30.
 Typographical union 329 yesterday voted to turn out in the labor parade in Bridgeport on Labor day,
 Contributions to St Mary's hospi- tai were announced yesterday as fol- lows: T. A. Munson, $15: James Moran of Naugatuck, $3.
 Yesterday morning the new trestle which replaces the old Henchclifft bridge above >Waterville, was decla ced open for permanent use and trains went over it for the first time.
 Pay your subscription to the Demo crat in advance and get the August number of the Womans Home Com panion free. Forty-two cents { month for paper and magazine if paid in advance.
 Yesterday afternoon the concrete flooring in the upper story of the new building of Lilley, Swift X Go on Sperry street fell with a crash that was heard a long ways off. The trouble was caused by taking out the braces before the material had set tied.
 When the aldermen enter the ante room in the rear of their meeting place tonight they will feel like calling a special session to thank Comptroller Russell for the prompt action he took in carrying the reso- lution passed requesting him to have the place cleaned up. A new carpet has been laid and the walls and fur niture dusted and cleaned so that the quarters look brighter and bet ter than ever before. -..
 F. D. Hughes of New York had a peculiar experience in front of The Elton last evening. While standing in front of his auto car turning the crank the machine started up, pushed him against another touring car and then forced both across the street and onto the green where a stout elm tree pre- vented further progress. The New York man was pretty well shaken up but he was not seriously hurt. The speed lever was left fin a clutch, which registered low speed, hence the trouble.
 Monsignor Slocum was about town to-day and it took him over an hour to get from the center to the rectory of the Immaculate Conception par ish. Everybody wanted to shake his hand and tell him how happy they were to see him. and instead of feel ing embarrassed at the demonstra- tion, for that is what it was, the monsignor felt pleased. and said he hadn't felt better in three months. These manifestations of good feeling, when one knows they come from the heart, do a sick man more good than all the medicine in the market.
 The case against Soo Too Tang the North Main street celestial who is charged with grand larceny of $250 in New York city was again continued in the city court this as the extradition papers have not arrived. William Culum was given thirty days in jail for intoxica- tion. William Savage was charged with intOxication and breach of peace yesterday afternoon. Last March Savage was up" for failing to SUD- port his family. He said this morn- ing that he was willing to pay his wife a weekly sum amounting to about s23.5O. and was put on pro- bation for sixty days.
 Miss Ruth. daughter of Mir and Mrs J. H. Hart of 50 Buckingham street and Dr Joel I. Butler of Springfield, Mass. were married Sat urday afternoon at 4:30 at the home of the brides parents. The Rev John c. Davenport. pastor of the Second Congregational church per- formed the ceremony. There were no attendants The bride was gowned in a simple dress Of white muslin. with trimmings of real lace and en- broidery. She wore a veil of duchess lace and carried a bouquet of sweet peas. NIT and Mrs Butler left on a trip to the Adirondacks and on their return will reside at 26 Maple street
 The saloon kept by Thomas T. Griffin at 73 Pleasant street was found by Special Officer Gabriel io- ing business yesterday. Griffin was not on the premises. One evening last May he acted as peace maker be- tween a policeman and some man he was acquainted with and received a stroke in the back of his head with the pOliceman's stick for his pains. It was said at the time that the blow was entirely unwarranted. How ever. it has borne fruit for Grim for he is in the hospital to undergo an operation for the removal of an alien growth where the polIceman's rlHb struck him Yesterday. it Is said. Gabriel was passing by the sz- loon when he noticed half a dozen men on the premises. They made a lash for liberty and in their haste left the saloon door unlocked. Ga- 5risl walked quietly in and. it fs -Iaimsd. found enough evidence to reporting the matter to the police
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