Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-14
CITY NEWS.

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 Lallier's Military band will give their concert and prom in Goodwill hall, Waterville, this evening. The full band will be in attendance. Harold Wolff of Laurel street ex- poets to leave tomorrow for An napolis to study during the summer as he will enter the academy in the fall.
 The lawn at St Francis Xavier church on Baldwin street has just been trimmed up for the first time this season and looks even better than ever before.
 Miss Nellie Hayes of Johnson street who has been spending the past three weeks at her home left to-day to re- sume her studies at St Joseph's hos pital, Paterson, N. J.
 At a reception given last evening at the home of Miss Helen Merrill of 36 Holmes avenue the engagement of Miss Sadie s. Lathrop to John C.. Snow was announced.
 An orchestra will furnish music for dancing for the advanced class and social session at Mir and Mrs J. F. Kicks dancing class at the aca- demy, 43 East Main street.
 Thomas Brown and Miss Johanna Foley were married yesterday morn ing at St Francis Xavier church by the Rev J. J. Curtin. Miss Margaret Foley, cousin of the bride, was maid of honor and Thomas Brown was best man.
 Tickets for the High school grad uation exercises must be exchanged at the box office of Polls theater on either Monday or Tuesday, June 17th and 18th. Box office will be opened from g o'clock a. m. until o'clock p. m. on each of these days.
 List of advertised letters at the post office: Howard Chapentur, Henry c. Chapman, William Deis- roth (2), John Ellis, Miss Mary Jack son, Mrs c. B. Judd, T. H. Hittock, Arthur Mcclure, James McMahon, Miss May McCafferty, c. L. McClus- key, Carrie M. Hollands, Miss Flor ence Richmond, Henry Seymour, Miss Bernie E. Spencer, Miss E. Temple, Mae M. Willis.
 A mad dog made things interesting for people on Baldwin street yester- day afternoon. It ran into and out of houses, chased youngsters, snapped at other dogs and cut up all kinds of pranks until the driver of bakers wagon put a bullet into it. This was all right. but the baker should have done little more and notified the sanitary inspector to have 1t buried instead of leaving it where 1t fell.
 The Rev B. Lieberman, until re- gently cantor of the Congregation Schaarch Sphard, of St Louis, Mo. who was elected cantor of Beth Israel synagogue of this city at the meeting of its official board Monday night, arrived in Waterbury Wednesday, and will conduct services at the syn agogue this evening. The Rev Mir Lieberman was elected for a term of three years. He will chant at the Beth Israel, unassisted, this evening. as the choir of twenty-five voices has not completed its organization.
 Henry Matthews came down from East Morris yesterday and fell in among friends who took kindly to him. He landed in the police station too full for expression and this morn ing was fined s7 and costs. George Wilton was fined the same for the same offense and Dominic Seville, aged l9. was leaving the premises of the Benedict & Burnham company yesterday afternoon with a pail full of chunks of copper. John Griffin the watchman noticed him and had him arrested. He was fined s5 and costs. Judge Burpee held court.
 George A. BOughton has sold tract of land comprising about 3s acres on Highland avenue. This tract extends from Highland avenue on the east: Main street on the west and Ledgeside avenue on the north. It is the intention of Mir Jenks to make by opening up streets. selling lots and building houses ln the near future. The trolley to Mid runs within a short distance on Robbins and West Main streets. City water is available on both West Main and Highland avenue, making this a very desirable section in which to own a home.
 There was very large attendance at the Twentieth Century carnival of the Ladies Auxiliary, A. o. H., fin K. of c. hall last night Thirty tables were set for whist, the follow Ing being the prize winners: Miss Sadie Sullivan, Sofa pillow: MIss Elizabeth Pryor. tea pot; Mss HiII, | ,hinavare; Miss Nellie Lynch, lemon ] squeezer: James Riley, Fancy msm- Drandum book; George Hynes. box of ! .igaTs; James Walsh. lemon: Patrick Courtney. bon bon box After the whist tourney dancing was indulged 1 h for a couple of hours. The com nittee in charge consisted Of Mrs Anna worsIsy. Mrs Michael Mahou, Mrs Elizabeth SkelIy. Mrs Elizabeth l Burke and Mrs Marie Carroll 1
 Readers of the Democrat who con- euplste becoming benedicts. viii I ind 1t to their advantage to get the wedding ring of uss and at the same line look at our large and varied as- 'ortuent of ievslry. etc. for wedding yifts- Friends Of the prospective srides and groous vIu also do well b take the hint. ss all our goods are 'elsstle and fully guaranteed The 5psoz gsseIry Go ss Bank street |