Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-13
CITY NEWS.

Abe NaylOr of South Leonard street left to-day to spend a week IT Massachusetts.
 A few from this city attended the rendition of "The Messiah ill Ne" Haven last evening.
 1 Charles O'ConrOr of the Yale Law school is spending a few days at ms home on South Elm street. Saturday afternoon sale. boys suits for $l. .O0, size : to 16 at Tpson. Single ton X Cos On sale at 3 o'clock.
 Mrs Charles Cannon of North Will low street attended the funeral oj 1 A. NJ. Downes in New Haven yes terday.
 The Rev Peter c. Dunigan, for merly curate at the Sacred Heart church, but now of Newtown, was q visitor in town yesterday. A young man named Martin | Grimes was committed to jail to-day for thirty days for vagrancy. He seemed very angry with himself for he offered no defense.
 
 the Poli Stocl, company, which played here the past few seasons, will be seen with "The Scouts Re venge," which is at Polls to-day and tomorrow.
 Owing to the h.'eaking of the tro. lny wire on West Main street yeste"- Gay afternoon the cars were Celayel fol a short time. The wiz sputtered in all directions but nobody came within it's reaci..
 Miss Mary Mannering, who played the title role in "GloriouS Betsy aU Polls last evening was the guest of Mir and Mrs John r. Kellogg during her stay in town. The actress and the assistant states attorneys wife are old friends.
 In the Hartford Courant yesterday was a picture of the Connecticut Lit erary schools football team. In the group were George Beach and Ray Eggleston of thlS city, end and cen- ter on the eleven, which had a very successful seasCE.
 
 engines may hear an interesting talk al Engineers room. 13 East Main street, tomorrow evening, by l.. L. Johnson of the estinghOuSe Co, un- der the auspices of Waterbury asso- citation, \. A. s. E.
 Mir and Mrs James Elliott of 220 Hillside avenue have announced the marriage of their daughter. Sophia Alma. and Frank G. Teal of Albany The ceremony was performed on Wednesday by the Rev Francis T. Brown of New Haven.
 Miss Grace E. Jones has resigned her position at Barlow Bros and has accepted position as bOokkeepcr with firm in Albany. Miss Jones was also in charge of the junior work at the First Baptist church and will be succeeded there by Miss Susan Smith.
 While working at the Scovill fac tory yesterday Frank ScOvarenski met with an accident which fractured three of his ribs He was pulling a heavy bar of metal across the floor when the chain broke and part oi the chain flew back and struck him with much force in the ribs He was removed to the hospital, but his con dition is not thought to he serious.
 Jacob Albert. son of Mir and Mrs II. Albert of 147 South Elm street. and Miss Katherine Elbin. daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Elbin of IS Hill street, were married at COncur- dia hall at 6 O'clOck last evening bt Rabbi Silverman. Miss Fannie Albert and Miss Freda Elhin acted as the bridesmaids. and Jacob Elbin and l.. Bothwick of Newark. Y. l.. acted as best men. The ceremun" was fol lowed by a banquet in wIiCh abC,I. 2ao persons participated.
 John MOriarty is interested in a bill which some of the politicians in Washington are trying 10 run through congress. Years ago NIT MOriarty worked at his trade. stone cutting. He was employed in various parts of the country on government work. AL together he was about five years on this kind of work and he worked about two hours overtime every day during that period. Neither he nor his fellow wOrkmen were ever paid for this work notwithstanding that time and again strong efforts were made 10 collect But somehow unfor- seen obstacles popped up and the un- dertaking was thrown down. The government never made any answer tn the wOrkmen why the money should not be paid. vet there was no way of collecting it. Now there is another attempt being made and NIr Mnriarty expects it will he successful
 If you did not connect at Thanks giving. remember Christmas. Don't wait till the rush Call and select vOuT gifts and we will hold them for vuu. Remember we have many household necessaFies in solid silver and plated ware that make nice pres snts as family gifts as well as ar ticles for your best girl or gentleman friend CpsOn JeweIry Co. Bank street