Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-30
CITY NEWS.

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 The corner stone committee of St Mary's hospital will meet in St Pat rick's hall at 8 o'clock tonight.
 There will be a special meeting of the United Association of Plumbers at American hall, Grand street to- morrow evening.
 D. H. Tierney, the real estate agent wants three family house. He will pay cash for such a property if 1t is in the right location.
 A months mind mass will be cele- brated at the Immaculate Conception church Saturday morning at z o'clock for the late Mrs Norah Galway.
 All arrangements have been com pleted for the annual clambake of the bartenders which is to be held at Lakewood park on Sunday and one of the largest crowds which has ever attended any of the bakes given by the organization will be in attend ance.
 Judge Burpee, always stickler for order in the police court never was in better position to carry out his ideas than at the present time. The clerk of the court; MT McMahon, re gently returned from tour through Ireland and brought the judge back a fine blackthorn stick so that from now on offenders may know what to expect.
 At a meeting of the officers of the various divisions of the A. O. H. which was held Tuesday evening it was voted to participate in . the par ade proceeding the laying of the cor ner stone of St Mary's hospital on September 22. The A. o. H. of the city will have open house on that day and will tender a reception to all visitors from out of town and mem- bers of the local societies who take part in the parade. The reception will take place at Hibernian hall:
 A special meeting of Division 5, A. o. H., is called for this evening at 8 o'clock at A. O. H. hall, and 1t is, earnestly requested that all mem bers who can possibly attend will be on hand. This will be the final meeting before the big athletic events which are to be held to-mor- row at the Driving park. All the lit tie details in connection with the event are to be completed. X great deal of the success which the divis- ion will meet with will depend on the work which the members will put in to-day and tomorrow, and it is expected that those who can att tend the meeting will do So tonight.
 A very pleasant surprise party was rendered to the Misses Alice and Kittie Dillon of POP South Elm street last evening and all the guests present had a delightful evening. Singing, music and other features of entertainment served to make the ev. ening pass pleasantly and before leaving all sat down to enjoy some refreshments. Those present were the Misses Bertha Jarvis, Kitty Dil. Ion, Emeline Keenan, Alice Dillon May Mccarthy, Anna Kelly, Jose. phine Mccormack, Grace Wolff, Sadie Stapleton and Messrs Edward Ryan Harry Ryan, Harold Shea, Raymond Dillon, George Dillon, Eddie Mo. Carthy, Eddie Vercalot, Willie Dillon and Frank Dillon.
 The Second Connecticut Heavy ar. tillery held its annual reunion al Hills homstead, Savin Rock yester. day. John Burns, a member of the police force was among the repre-. sentatives from Waterbury and ap. peared to be one of the best preserved men in the line of march. The veter. ans visited the White City and some of them took part in the amusementi with an abandon which showed that they are still hale and hearty. Il was interesting to see boats filled with the gray haired veterans anC their wives come down the toboggar slide and laugh and make merry al the boats tumbled and tossed in tn, water just the same as if they were crowd of youngsters of for a day'' vacation. -e
 The papers in two suits brought ! by Attorney Bauby has been re, turned to the office of the clerk of tn, superior court In one the plaintiff ! is Mrs. Concetta Cristino who sue. for damages of s1.00O alleging tha her friend Marie Chiode alienateC the affections of her husband Gaetint Cr,stino. The Cristinos were mar. ried in Italy in 1891 and the plain tiff claims that for the past ten year the defendant has been living with | Cristino. In the other suit the plaintiff Is Matteo Gale, admins. trator on the estate of Antonio Martino and damages of s5.000 il asked. Martino was a rail roac laborer and on August 26 last veal while working near Seymour he wal run down by an engine and killed.
 Copies of pamphlet issued by thu Standard Oil Company have beer received in this city by lawyers. and professional and public men. The pamphlet contains some remarks by James Moffett. president of the Stand. ard in Indiana and the rest Is made up of quotations from a large number of newspapers all of course favor. able to the company in its appeal from the fine of szs. 900, 900 imposed by Judge Kenesaw M- Landis for ac. eepting rebates. The object of is. suing the pamphlet Is to influence the talk of men upon this subject of the tremendous fine It would seem that every paper that said a good word for the company in this matter is quoted in the phamplet for the field of in. duiry embraces every section of the country.
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