Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-22
CITY NEWS.


 The Misses Elizabeth, Katharine and Nellie Wallace, have taken up a residence in Watertown.
 Mrs Imni Spencer of this city pre- sided at the semi annual meeting of the Western Connecticut Methodist association held yesterday in Dan- bury. t-
 A months mind mass will be cele- brated at the Immaculate Conception church at o'clock on Friday morn ing for the late Mrs Catherine Swee- ney Stevens.
 Miss Theresa c. Timms. Miss Kath- erine Coer, Miss Sarah E. Siviter and Miss Sadie A. Upson will graduate from the State normal school at New Britain, June 20.
 If you want the big June number of the Woman's Home Companion you should pay your subscription on either to-day or tomorrow, as we will send our list away on Friday.
 Frank H. Mattoon, formerly city editor of the Republican and the last year and a half with the Mount Yer non Argus, N. Y, is now with the Yonkers Daily News, paper of eight pages the initial issue of which ap- peared May 20.
 The American Furniture Go has notified the city that it will claim damages for injuries received to a horse and wagon by falling into a E,.on 1y ip- -etr The allegations are that a plumber left the place unprotected.
 Miss Ayile McCullen of Brooklyn, N. Y, niece of MT and Mrs John Whitehead of this city whom she has often visited, will be married to Joseph R. Haley of Washington, D. c. on June 26. The ceremony will be held at the brides home in Brooklyn. List of advertised letters: Rd Cur. ran, Chas Chenridz, Richard Graham Mrs D Hanlon, Miss Bertha NJ. liar. vey, Mrs Lena Harper, Mrs Mary Ham, Albert A. Hurd, B. T. Keiser, Chas E. Lunt, W. F. Mullane, Niles E. Olson, Miss Gertrude Underwood l Mrs A. West
 Pay your subscription to-day ol tomorrow, as on Friday we will have our magazine list completed. Gel the Woman's Home Companion ire, by paying in advance.
 Through Attorney John H. Cassi dy, Fred Darley and William E Poole has notified Clerk Sandlant that while driving through Franklin street the other evening their ontfi fell into an excavation made and lief unguarded by city workmen. unles they are compensated for their in juries they informed the city clerl they shall bring suit for damages.
 Max Cooke, one of the popula young men in the north end, an, Miss Della Casey, bookkeeper ii Moore's market on Cherry street were married in St Patrick's cathe dral in Newark, N. J., Monday after noon. The officiating clergyman wa the Rev Father Grady and the wit nesses were Peter Donovan and Mis- Bridget O'Rourke, both of Newark.
 Two building movers vied witt each other on Farm street yesterda to see which could make a hous move the faster. It was a novel rae and while neither moved with mucl rapidity the fact that they were rae ing was such a novelty many stoppe to witness the strange spectacle Talk about horse racing, boat racin ] and such like, but none of them is i it with trial of speed between tw three family blocks when they ge : started.
 . The weather was so cold las night many found the fire the prope thing and thoughtful people who ha garden truck over ground took ot casion to protect it with paper 0 some other covering. Those wh know something about such thing claim that the cold snap is sure { kill tender plants and that eve though they do not die it will talk them so long to recover they will nc keep up with ones that are yet unde the ground.
 The two for the price of one. Tn Woman's Home Companion and tn Evening Democrat for 42 cents month. All that is necessary is [ \ pay your subscription in advance.
 The cases of pr Carl E. Munge against Samuel Shore for q bill ( sS5 for medical services. and the r, plevin suit of Mrs Etta E. Quinn , ] S3 Division street against her uhc Oscar Harris, have been determine by Judge F. w. Peasley. In th latter the ownership of hnrse W; |. the issue and the judgment is fc the defendant to recover his COS and regain custody of the horse. the other judgment was given il plaintiff to recover S16.
 Readers Of the Democrat wno col template becoming benedicts. wi = find it to their advantage to get tf
 wedding ring of us: and at the san
 time look at our large and varied q
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 gifts. Friends of the prospecti'
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 to take the hint. as all our goods al
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