Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-26
CITY NEWS.

Try one of Hale's Successor to
 Blanchard Sunday dinners for 25c.
 Miss Molly NOonan of Wolcott
 street is entertaining Miss McCaffrey
 of Winsted,
 Miss Mabel Winans of Brooklyn,
 N Y, is visiting Mrs Russell Bierce of Grand street.
 Louis Platt, cashier in the office
 of the United Gas Co, is ill with
 pneumonia at his home on Hillside | avenue.
 As usual during financial troubles in other places, and on all occasions i for that matter, the Waterbury bank | ing institutions are safe. The harvest home week at the Si- monsville Methodist church closed yesterday with day of prayer, com mencing at 10:30 in the morning and concluding at 7:45 in the evening.
 Daniel O'Connor, who has been at the Waterbury hospital for the past couple of weeks, suffering from in juries sustained by a fall on East
 Main street, was able to leave for his home in Holyoke yesterday.
 The following contributed to the city treasury to-day for not having their dogs registered. Edward | Weaver, Watervlle $5 and costs; James H. Bolger. Carlo Capriano and Patrick Grady $5 each. All but Weaver settled.
 Henry Longfellow Wright and Miss Catherine Neher of 251 Grand street were r,arried in the rectory of St Patri2ks church at o'clock this morning by the Rev Joseph M. GleesOn. The witnesses were Charles NehCr and Miss Mary Neher.
 Get your overcoat before you get your cold. Upson, Singleton X Go sell the coats, $10 to $50.
 There is scant sympathy these times for man who is taken into court and fined for keeping an unlicensed or untagged dog Everybody has been warned and people who persist in defylng the law ought to be made to feel that they cannot do so any long CT without running the risk of get ting into trouble.
 Tomorrow at Mount Olive A. M. E. Zion church. C. Fairfax. A. M.. D. D.. pastor. there will be a United States rally Preaching at 1O:30 a. m., sub iect. "Church Patriotism" 3 D. m., choral service. addresses by Rev M. o. Lepley of St Panl's M. F.. church and Rev H. Dewitt Williams of Sec nhr1rrh .Qn n m. addresses by the governors, spec ial music by the choir.
 Many of the city laborers are oc- cupied to-day disposing of leaves by cremation Private individuals are doing a little of that business too, and while it is on. all should he care ful and not get too near the fire. Youngsters should also bear in mind that there is a law against setting the woods on fire and that anybody con victed of the offense stands q good | show of spending season in the re form school.
 The police have been ordered to | keep q sarp lookout for automobiles | and see that they do not exceed the 1 speed limit. Yesterday an officer | gave a chauffeur a call" and the | man at the wheel explained that he | didn't think he was going so fast. 1 That's the trouble. Half the chauf feurs don't know what they are doing but when they run down some body they make no bones of swear ing that they were not exceeding the speed limit
 Are there no game wardens in Wa tcrhur: IL would seem so by the way people arc aiming at everything they see in the woods. According to the statutes it is unlawful to discharge q rifle inside the city limits. but nu- body takes any nOtire of that law. Shooting is going on these days al- most at peoples doors and as there is nobody to put stop to it. it is likely to continue until some inno- rent person is killed. IT it he against the law tO discharge a rifle inside the rity limits. why don't the pOli," make some effort tO have the law enforced:
 No trace has been found as yet of he person or persons who strolled into Charles Adams shoe ,tOTe at 3l7 Rank street on Wednes- lay evening and helped themselves tC l come Of the stock Although Mir Ad- lms' door was securely locked. a pad Ock being used in addition to the reg l liar l0ck. the burglars did not mind md were inside in no time. When he officer on the beat discoveerd me lOOT opened he notified headquarters ,ut the intrudeTs were not captured. )n the same evening some one bought that OlanoT-s whoIesalsi lOuse on Canal street had been eu-i cred but it was simply a case of the loOT being left opened The officer n the beat discovered this slso. But Ir Olano1 found that on counting he money in the register that not a ent was taken. the door was zerf- |. IentaIly left opened
 Hox often ron hear the remark My watch has gained or My gztch has IOSt- Now ft may need sgHlsting Onlv. or very likely needs leaning Many a god watch is per 1znentIy injured for lack of over -zuIiHg- Is it worth while to bs b5e to depend on Toursg If sol ring 1t to Cpsonls. S Bank street