Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-01
CITY NEWS.

LdllleF Mll1tdTy Dduu VIII SiNe q prom at Eagles hall Saturday night.
 Reid and Hughes will have q ball game between bears in their show window tomorrow. Be sure and see it. There will be lots of bear spec tators as well as few monkeys and cats.
 Court Stephen J. Meany will hold an important meeting tomorrow ev- ening. All the members of the court | are requested to be on hand as an important matter will come up for action -..-
 Thomas Finnegan and Miss Mary | A. Nolan were married this morning | at the Immaculate Conception church 1 by the Rev James E. O'Brien. Hen " Smith was best man and Miss Julia Finnegan was maid of honor.
 Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend a requiem mass which will be sung at the church of the Immaculate Conception tomorrow morning at o'clock for the repose of the soul of the late Patrick Holo- han.
 The H. J. Lapalme Go, IA Grand street, are selling their mattings, bamboo screen goods, wall papers and carpet at prices so low as to surprise you and the goods are only slightly damaged by water. Go in and see them. | There will be d reception given by Jacques Cartier Conclave. No Slo,, l. O. H., and Whist club. Friday even- ing, August ?, in Fraternity hall, 1O9 Bank street. A vocal and musl- cal program has been arranged for the evening, to be followed by danc- | ing.
 A new system of marking freight cars went into effect today in which red instead of white chalk is used. It is said that the white marks disap- peared too easily when subjected to heavy rain, red stands better and besides it is much more difficult to rub it off.
 Mrs Jennie Blake has brought suit for divorce from her husband T. H. Blake, alleging desertion and habit udl GuC tAiiAhio AC aS now living in Antwerp, Belgium. The couple were married on May 4, 1874, and on May g, 1898, Blake abandon ed his wife. Mrs Blake was formerly Miss Mack.
 Affairs with the Painters union and the Carpenters union are -unus- ually prosperous. During the past haan taE into the Painters union and 1t is said over 150 have joined the Car penters' union. If possible during the coming winter a building trade: alliance will be organized in order that one trade can depend upon sup port on the others in time of need. Il is possible also that the painters will
 make a request for increased pay 1T . December or early in the spring, anC 7 almost all of the carpenters wht came here during the recent strike 1T
 that trade have been taken into thu
 union.
 ? Charles Lewis of Torrington had q l, mishap on Hillside avenue last even ing that put his S2.SUv autOmohll,
 otu of commission and came near do ing the same thing with himself. Th' r machine became unmanagable anC D dashed agoinst a pole. breaking tn, r steering wheel into pieces, cracking . the steel frame, and twisting the whCi thing out of shape. Mir Lewis wal '' thrown about twenty feet, but es n capped without serious injury, althougl his hands were lacerated and one of hl
 wrists slightly sprained. He could no
 account for the accident. The machin was lowed to Towles' garage and M Lewis telephoned to his summer hcIn
 at Bantam for another car.
 People who attended the ' O'cloc - mass al the Immaculate COnceptio
 church were agreeably surprised
 see the Right Rev MOngignOr W. j
 Slocum on the altar. The mOnsigno
 arrived home last night from St Vir ii cents hospital, Y. I., considerabl II improved. but not yet in full posses; ion of his former good health. H v was about town to-day and visited tll 5, site of the new St Mary's hospital I the corner of Franklin and Unio
 streets and was quite pleased at tt .r progress made with the work. Ever! ' body was delighted to see him an IS while he admits that St Vincent's
 a beautiful place. it is by no means a
 pleasant as ones own home.
 The whereabouts of Thomas
 Taylor. the missing assistant cashi at the union freight depot is still mystery. Despite every effort of q It poliee department not a trace of hi
 has been disclosed. It seems that
 felt financial endorsements a
 preaching for he left his wife and tv
 children without means of suppol They are unable to pay their rent
 ss3 North Main street. and have be-
 notified to leave by next Tuesda Some of their household effects mu
 be surrendered. it is said. asthe pa
 uents were not made on thel
 Thelma. aged eleven. is very i'll al In as 1t Is necessary to keep her O .b doors constantly. she has been giv,
 temporary home with friends h. the country. Mrs Taylor is heal
 broken
 If your watch Is unreliable, stoI
 occasionally. gains or loses tim n don't neglect to have 1t oTerhauIe U, Many q good watch is ruined by i
 attention It may only need clsanin
 Whatever the trouble the UPsoa Jev - sIry Co. sS Bank street. will remeS rs m If you need a new one see o