Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-27
CITY NEWS.

morrow afternoon between the hours of 1 and o'clock.
 Upson, Singleton X Cos Gold
 Bond" $2OO hat would top off your
 Thanksgiving outfit.
 Harry Moves, captain and third
 baseman of the Hartford base ball
 team, was visitor in this city yes
 terday.
 There will be an anniversary re- ouiem mass for the deceased mem bers of Barcelona council at St Ce- elias church tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock.
 A months mind mass will be cele- brated on Thursday morning at 2 o'clock at the Immaculate Conception church for the late Mrs John H. Moran of Abbott avenue.
 The pavement along West Main street from the monument to North Main street was very slippery last evening, and horses had difficult time trying to keep on their feet.
 Patrick Healy, Charles O'Connor John Tobin, Michael and John Hayes, Joseph D6rgin, Henry and Thomas McGrath and James Me Yale students, will spend Thanksgiving at their homes in this city.
 The Rev Farrell Martin, D. D., l.. L. D., was admitted to the prac- tice of law before the courts of the state of New York yesterday. He with seventy others was sworn in the appellate division of the first district held in Madison Square court house.
 William F. Daley of chemical ell zine company No at the North Will low street engine house. who was tried before the board of safety Wednesday afternoon for absenting himself from duty without leave rendered his resig nation to City Clerk Sandland yester- day. to take effect December 15. Mir Daley has not been in good health for some time and his friends believe the work of a fireman does not agree with him.
 You'll get value received for every dollar invested in Upson. Singleton X Co clothes or they will buy them back.
 The trains that were recently taken off the Naugatuck division have been put back, much to the pleasure of the people of this and other cities. Tie TAO south bound ,arried a number of passengers from 1ere. while the 11:40 from New Ha- zen had not as many. The i1:40 rain has always been appreciated ,y the people between Waterbury md New Haven, as has the :: < The TAO arrives in New Haven at o'clock and makes connections with he New York express and accommo- latiOn trains for Springfield and in ermediate points. The trains had leen taken off to cut down expenses.
 Tomorrow will be a legal holiday. All the banking houses, public and private schools. the Bronson library md the offices in City hall will be 'losed. The weather promises to be inc and if so it will furnish good to get out into the open md enjoy a trip into the rural dis ricts before the winter sets in. Owing to the abolition of the bar Darous custom of riddling chickens with shot, nothing of that sort will ,e going on. but there will be other iinds of amusements which will fur lish better exercise, the game of foot Dall for example. which is probably he fastest thing on record while it asts.
 The injury to Jimmie. the fire lorse that was permanently hurt on will necessitate the pur- ,hasing of another horse for the fire As the department is llready in need of two horses. al- hough the chief is getting on with ut them, it will be necessary to quickly purchase at least one new lorse for Hook and Ladder No l. Tor the present the work horse at he Brooklyn engine house has been ,ressed into service and will be lsed until a new one is purchased. [ is understood that the horse com nittee. consisting of Commissioner 'Dain. Chief Snagg and Comptroller !. D. Russell, has already started to OOk up some steeds.
 One of the prettiest weddings of he season was SOlemniZed this morn- ng at St Francis Xavier's church at o'clock when Miss Annie Sheehan f River street and Thomas Began 'f Baldwin street were married. iev Father Curtin performing the ceremony. also celebrating the nuptial mass which followed. The bride. be- ! ng a member of the Children os lary. was honored by having the 1 eremony performed inside tho altar | ailing. The bride was attirad in a | own Of champagne color mousseIine 1 nd wore a hat of mOusseline net Inc carried a shower bouquet of bridal 1 Oses and was attended by Miss Mary ! luilter. who wore a gown of golden 1 .rown with hat tO correspond. Bryan ! !. Mahaney did hOnOrs for the 1 room. The couple were the recip- l nnts of numerous costly wedding ] fits After a reception. which was eld at the home of the bride. Mir , nd Mrs Regan left for a wedding trip l Q New York and Philadelphia and 1, rill To at home to their friends after 1 ; at their newly furnished | ome. corner Baldwin and Washing 1n streets
 ThauEs-Svfn- dsv f- rYoza q. hs-5 I nd if is q gooi time to present your l rife with the new table ware you sve hepn promising Solid vaIue and I he finest plated ware are tO be found | [ the storn of the Tpson IeweIry ! n To the young men we would re-