Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-26
CITY NEWS.

The Lithuanian Sons band vii give picnic at Hellmann's grov next Monday. Labor day.
 The Chase Rolling Mill company making pond to supply. water. fo its boilers in their yard on Division sstreet.
 There will be an anniversary mas at St Thomas's church tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock for the lat, John Butler. ..- .rL.: ,
 Raymond Graves, graduate D Monroes business college, has ac cepted clerical position in the office of the Plume & Atwood Manufactur ing Go, -.-. -..-.z v
 There will be an anniversary higl mass at the Church of the Immacu late Conception tomorrow mornin, at 8 o'clock for the late Mamie Keeg an-Lafonde. E... tt5
 A special meeting. of St Mary. Alumni association will be held this evening at o'clock to take actior in regard to the. dedication of S Mary's hospital. 3- :t:- Seas# $.
 The local organization of trainmel held their eighth annual outing, a Reid's grove yesterday. The com mittee in charge consisted of Jame Qufnlan, James Sherman, Andrew Pagan and Barney Horn.
 The Clerks baseball team expects to go to Bristol tomorrow. to eros bats with the Bristol business men. | is thought that a number of tht young women employed in the store, will accompany the team. < te q
 Although the showers of Friday and Saturday helped some; enough rain did not fall to cause any ma. terial increase of water at the reser- voir. There was very little water running into the reservoir yesterday
 The addition to the G.iggs schGcl house on Pine street is now roo:ed in. As reported in recent issue, the Granite Construction Co are the contractors, Victor Be,n;es doing the carpenter work and tne Barlow Bros Go the plIn,bihg and heating. ..
 The annual election for borough officers of Woodmont will be held next Saturday. The Rev Joseph An. derson, D. D., who has filled the of flee of warden for two terms, is "a candidate for re-election. He Is op- posed by Willis Upson of Kensington.
 E. Morganstein of Riverside street, a boy about 10 years of age, was bitten in the leg yesterday in Cor coran's lot by small cur dog. The town is full of stray dogs, but it is not likely that an effort will be made to round them up until after octo- Der l. -..;A---, :. -ls g.gT
 There was a very large attendanc, at the concert in Hamilton park yes- terday by Fulton's American band. This finishes the bands. enga gement with thp board of public works and now it remains to be seen how Con- missioner Dennison will make out with the trolley people regarllnS the company paying for one or two con certs at the park.
 A meeting of the Queens Daugh- ters will be held at the convent, cor ner South Main and Liberty streets, tomorrow evening at 7:30 sharp. An invitation is extended to all in- in the work to be present at the meeting. Beginning Septem- Der l the number of Sisters of the Holy Ghost will be increased. as more work is to be done this year.
 R. A. Laslett Smith, organ!st of Trinity church, recently accompanied Phinney's band of Chicago, which was giving a concert in the auditor lum at Norfolk. The audience was carried away with the playing of the Waterbury man One paper com nenting upon his playing said that he simply drowned the organ and the applause which greeted him lasted fully five minutes.
 George W. Hazard and Olive Nor Eich were married yesterday by the Rev J. E. O'3rien of the Immaculate Conception parish. MT Hazard is a carpenter. native of Berlin. but has resided here for some time. He is 7S years of age. but you would not hink so by his appearance. The pride is a native of Paris. and nurse by profession. MT and Mrs Hazard left for a wedding tour.
 Henrietta Kempner. daughter of Nathan Kempher, who -eloped from Hartford ani was married to Fred c. rremmel of Waterbury last March md afterwards discovered that rremmel had another wife living. las brought suit for the annulmen. f the pretended marriage and for he restoration of her maiden name. Papers in the suit have been servei lpon Trenlmal. who is in prison in NetheTsfeld because of his dual marriage. It is understood that Mrs rremmel NJ 1, who lives in Provi- lenee. R |. has brought a suit for a liyoree from her husband.
 When you want a present for your ueethesrt or wife. or your sister or our cousin or your aunt. just L.op D the Upson JeweIry Co.'S and choose rom the largest lines in the city of | swelry. diamonds. e1nera1ds. rubiss aPhires. etc set and unset watches