Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-30
CITY NEWS.

MISS Enlllli uffOlte ol pliHloi "il'
 Miss Aurora QuiIette of Meriden ar
 visiting their cousin Miss Albin;
 pcpin of East Liberty street.
 Miss Aurore Neillette of Meridel
 and Miss Emma Turcotte of Bristo
 are visiting their cousin, Miss Alvin;
 Pepin of East Liberty street.
 Miss Louise Smith. d popular schoo
 teacher of Bridgeport is spending hel
 Thanksgiving vacation at the home o1 Miss Helen Lynch of Lafayette street | H. H. Romer, for some time nigh l editor of the Republican, has re
 signed his position and has entered the employ of the Associated Press
 in New York.
 Common Sense" suspenders never
 slip off your shoulder, soc, at Cpson | Singleton & Cos.
 The Rev John Murray, chancellor
 of the Hartford diocese, spent
 Thanksgiving at the home of his par
 ents, Mr and Mrs William Murray
 of South street,
 Mir and Mrs T. J. Coyle of 36
 Cassidy avenue, who have been
 spending Thanksgiving with Mr and
 Mrs w. c. Twittey in Torrington, re-
 turned home to-day.
 James Wilson. formerly of Wa l terbury, was in town yesterday call ing upon old friends. MT Wilson is now a foreman for the Union Hard | Urara CO of TOrrin ptOn
 Miss Wilhelmina Germain of Southington and Augustus Cornelis of this city were married yesterday at the home of the bride by the Rev MT Carter of the First Congregation al church.
 Vincent Gallagher. son of Mir and Mrs Paul Gallagher of New York city, who are well known i'll this city was recently operated on and pin remov- ed from his stomach Mrs Gallagher is the daughter of AIr and Mrs Thomas McGrath of East Main street.
 List of advertised letters: Rich ard Andrew. Joseph H. Atkins, Arth- UT F. Barnes. w. R. Brown, Mrs James Capuse Miss l.. Doolan, Miss Annie Gellegan, A. E. Gleason, Harry H. Haven. James Hammond, Mrs George Kirk, Miss Margaret Ladd, Lara La. rase, 0lcude Marble, Miss Dora Pat terson, Mrs J. E. Towle.
 Amelia C. Benedict of Hillside ave- nue has brought suit against the city t0 recover $11,Iif. The suit grew olit If fIh.h fin1 fn I iInI street to Bank street. and is practical ly an appeal from the city's assess ment of benefits and damages laid by the board of aldermen at meeting held on September II, 1903.
 When the firemen of this city were just beginning to believe they were to be presented with free tickets by the Connecticut Co, along comes an OfTler from that concern that hence forth policemen cannot ride except when uniformed. The books of all the men of the department will be of no good with the exception of Super intendent Beach. Captain Bannon, Lieutenant Dodds and Detectives Kennaugh, COlesanto and Keegan.
 City Clerk W. H. sandland is in receipt of communication from James Clancy, manager of the Jacques. in which he states :hat S. z. Poli, proprietor of the house, has authorized him to communicate with the city authorities and offer the use of the Jacques for Sunday. Decem- Der S. for a benefit for the victims of yesterdays railroad accident. Mir POli will furnish the theater. lights. talent and everything else necessary for the performance and will ask no percentages of the receipts, every dollar taken in to go to the unfor- inmates in that awful wreck. The only condition attached is that the city appoint a committee to handle the funds. This is a very generous offer and it is likely that the mayor and board of aldermen. to whom it is directed. will accept 1t with thanks.
 Mayor ThOms. Commissioners Mur- phy. Wolf and Donahue of the depart lnent of charities. Superintendent Morris of inc town poor and Clerk l John H. Crary Of the board of char 1 ities went tO Bridgeport to-day and l looked over the new tuberculosis ward i which is being bull at the town farm | In that place. From there they went l io New Haven and spent a few hours | at SpringylaIe home Waterbury ap- ] pears 10 be somewhat behind the | times in the matter of caring for con 1 sHmptiyes at fine BroOsisitie home and | ss g consequence when they get very l ilI they have to be sent t0 some of lire hospitals or allowed to make the l~ast they can of the situation among the other inmates This is due. per aaps. HH0re to neglect than to a dis inclination on the part of tile people ID provide a suitable plare for them. l ID" present hoard Is making an effort ]" it UP a wand for srlgh patients anf ! | is b0Tsed that the aldermen ufI sae thst tfay are giving the fHnsls to do t with even though something else might have to be cut in two CT cut gui altogether
 If you did not connect al Tanks -fviug. remember Christmas. Don't rait till the rush Call and select -O1r gifts and we will hold them for -ou- Remember we have many inuseh0ld neoesssriss ia solid silver nd plated ware that make nice pres .zfs as family gifts. as well as sr-t n