Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-14
CITY NEWS.

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 will be married in St. Francis's
 church, Torrington, on Wednesday , November 27,
 Several Waterbury people will at
 tend the funeral of Mrs William Fen ner in Mansfield tomorrow. Mrs
 Fenner was a sister of Prof P. E.
 Holley of State street.
 Late yesterday afternoon Judge
 Lowe appointed Eugene C: Adt ad-
 ministrator on the estate of his
 brother, the late well known pho
 tographer, Alfred A. Adt
 Rev Dr Oscar Haywood will lec-
 ture on The Romance of Charac-
 ter" in Memorial hall, Stafford
 Springs, this evening. The lecture
 will be under the auspices of the
 II. P. U.
 John Meara, hack driver, has ! brought suit against Terrence Cough | Ian and it has been set down for hearing in the city court next Mon | day Meara claims are based on service of hack.
 Mrs Catherine Ryan has pur- chased from Nellie Delaney of 25,
 27 and 2712 Wall street her proper
 ty, consisting of two houses and two building lots. The sale was made through the agency of Daniel T.
 Harrington of 40 East Main street. A number of minutes is saved by | the express" cars which run from | lot i,, hn afternoon and early in the evening. The cars make no stops for about the first three miles of the distance and consequently lessen the time be- tween the Elm city and Waterbury.
 By special request Will Greasy has consented to show local theater gOers another of his successful vaudeville sketches Commencing this afternoon MT Greasy and Miss Dayne will pre- sent their greatest laugh producer Town Hall Tonight" which is said to be one of the cleverest playlets they play. The new sketch will be seen at the Jacques for the remainder of the week.
 It's a good suit that will stand the test of an active boys wear and not rip-try U. S. & Co Duplex" S3.97.
 Invitations are out for the we'd ding of Miss Mary Theresa Hugo, daughter of County Sheriff and Mrs Philip Hugo of New Haven, to Charles J. Donahue of Derby, presi- dent of the Connecticut Federation of Labor and clerk of New Haven jail. The ceremony will take place in New Haven on Tuesday morning, November 26, at St Boniface s church at o'clock.
 Mrs Margaret Keane won her suit against Noah B. Snow for damages. The suit was to recover a doctors bill. A year ago a child of Mrs keane was run over by a team own ed by Mir Snow. He promised to pay the doctors bill, it was alleged, and at length the statute of limitations gave him protection from suit for damages. He was then sued on con tract The judgment was for $50 with costs. An appeal was taken.
 Although a large number of tick cts for the Yale-Princeton game on Saturday found their way to this city, still the supply has not been equal to the demand There are many still hunting around for tick cts, but are having very poor sue cess. In New Haven last evening anyone approaching the Hyperion theater looking for tickets for Law renee D'Orsay for Saturday, would 1 in most cases be met by spectators. 1
 On account of the Yale-Princeton football game on Saturday. Novem- 1 Der 16, 1907. at New Haven. the N. | I., \. H. and H. R. R. announces 1 the following special train service: ! A special coach train will leave Wa |. terbury at 10:30 q. m. making all ! intermediate stops south to Derby. 1 due at New Haven at 11:5O a. m. | Returning. special train will leave New Haven at D. m. making the | first stop at Derby and then all in- termediate stops to Waterbury.
 It was indeed a surprise to the members of the board of health to 1 learn on their recent trip of crema- tory inspecting that the city of Prov idenCe pays nothing to have dead | horses removed from its highways. In fact, it is given $I5 for the priv ilege. The man who looks after the dead horses has q factory which ! yields a good profit yearly. The car Cass of a big draft horse Is valued l. at about SIS fin Providence. In this [ city s4 is paid the collector for the removal of a carcass from the high 1 way.
 Last evening a reception in honor of Mrs Frederick G. Radcliffe. who with her husband will leave this city in few days. was held at the home 1f the Rev John q. Davenport. D. D. pastor of the Second Congregational 1 church. During the evening m aG- dress was made by the junior pastor, the Rev H. Dewitt Williams. after which Mrs Radcliffe was presented With a handsome gold watch by her friends. DT Davenport made the | speech and paid a glowing tribute t0 the work of Mrs Radcliffe as a church member dur ng her stay in this city. 1Ir and Mrs Radcliffe will first go to Port and. this state. to spend a vacation with relatives.
 How often you hear Tie remark. By watch has gained" or My ' ateh has lost" Nov it may need egUIsting only. or very likely needs leaning Many a good watch is per nznently injured for lack of over lauIing. Is it worth while to be Ible to depend ca yOurs2 If 50 ring if to rnsonis. ss Rank street