Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-10
CITY NEWS.


 The marriage of Andrew Haight to Miss Viola Walker, which took place July 29, has just been announced.
 There will be an anniversary high mass Thursday morning at o'clock for the late Mrs Ellen Kelly of 38 Taylor street, at the Sacred Heart church.
 The grocery store conducted by G. Christine and Mrs Marie Chiodio in Wards flats, Bank street was closed last evening by an attachment of $500 in favor of Francis Romeo of New York.
 When R. K. Browns new block in Exchange place is ready for oc- cupancy F. A. Wenzel & Co will do business on the first floor and E. J. Finn will move in to the place to be vacated by MT Wenzel.
 The financial trouble between Con- tractor Fred A. Morley and his labor CTS were adjusted yesterday afternoon. MT Morley has city contract from the Grouse Construction company and owing to the absence from town of it's financial representative Contractor Morley was unable to meet his pay roll Saturday. Everything was fixed up to the satisfaction of all concern ed.
 The beginners class which started at MT and Mrs John F. Kicks danc- ing academy last evening is filling cl ur; again on Thursday evening and is open for new members. An orches tra will furnish music for the ad- vanced class on Friday evening of each week. All popular dances will be taught, including the German 400, varsoienne and a new dance called the four step. Don't miss this new dance if you want to be up to date.
 John Paige became violently in sane last night at the home of his aunt, Mrs Adolph Lavalle, 298 River street, and had to be removed to the Brookside home, under guard of Officers Bergin' and Fitzgerald. This is the same man who made a scene in Bristol Sunday. Dr Thibault and Father Lamontagne were called, but their efforts failed to quiet him aud about 1 o'clock this morning it was decided to remove him to a place of safety. His father has been notified in Canada and is expected here shortly
 Last evening a man who was under | cloud like the weather was lying about one foot from. the car tracks q short distance below Naugatuck. His head was almost on the rails when he was discovered by the motor man on a passing car. After being removed from his perilous position he was placed on the bank near the side of the road. Later in the. even- ing he was found lying near the Naugatuck river, in fact part of his body was in the water. He was placen on car and taken to Cotton hollow, as it was said that his domi- cile is barn owned by one Moran. The man works for Contractor Blakeslee of New Haven.
 The members of the various so. cieties of the Holy Name held an en. tertainment in the basement of St Thomas church last evening. The singing of the Brass City quartette was feature of the evening. This quartette consists of Charles Connor Fred Lavalley, William Connor and John Boyle. The other entertainer. were Edward Phelan and Edward Delaney. Father Crowley, pastor oi St Thomas church gave an address on the objects and purposes of the society and Michael J. O'Hearn, its president, spoke also. Toward the close of the gathering 1t was decided that all the societies should take part in the parade incidental to the laying of the corner stone of the St Mary's hospital, which takes place in week or two. The committee of arrange. ments for last nights event was Peter Fox. chairman; Frank Phalen Patrick Mcfarland, Maurice Walsh Martin Tehan and Edward Fitzger. aid.
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