Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-22
CITY NEWS.


 all kinds is attracting attention.
 Robert S. Ross, secretary of the Y. M. c. A., is attending the inter- national convention of Y. M. C. A, associations at Washington.
 There will be months mind mass Of reuuiem at 7 o'clock tomorrow morning at St Thomas's church for the late Mrs Mary Mahoney of 93 Wood street.
 Rocco Renaldi was arrested in Chase park to-day by Constable Reilly and is charged with breach of the peace. Renaldi was brought ill for throwing stones at squirrels.
 Never allow yourself to be de- pressed by the state of your ward robe. If it is clothes that you need, get them, cash or credit, at Spearo Clothing Co.'S, 50 Grand street. Richard T. Percy has engaged Miss Zulette Wilson to sing iE a double quartette at the Christmas service to be held December 22 at Marble Collegiate church, New York.
 There are enough signs of spring in the weather conditions to-day to warrant one in saying that the back | bone of winter Is broken and that he had heard the bluebird in different parts of the town.
 Because of the lack of patronage | the seven minute schedule has been discontinued on the North Willow Ictr inn | of 4:15 and S:3O. The seven minute cars ran to Highland park. Jack" Mcdonald. chief of the de- tective force of the New York, New Haven X Hartford railroad spent last evening at his home in this city. The former city sheriff left to-day to De present at the Yale-Haryard game at Cambridge tomorrow.
 List of advertised letters: w. Cum mings, James Denloy, NJ. F. Dziadosz, Gospodarra Dome. C. H. Henery, Edward Jockett, Martin Lyons, Mrs N E. Milk. Mrs G. w. Miller. Mrs Irine McCaffery, Mrs Lewes A, Morse, Miss Bridget Ryan, Isaiah Spencer. Mrs Annie Webster.
 Miss Ida V. C ,rk of 133 West Main street and Alderman John How ard Conkling of Derby were married yesterday in the Little Church Around the Corner in New York. They are now on a wedding trip. After December they will reside at 65 Bank street, Derby.
 Ways Muffers" snap around your neck, 25c at Upson, Singleton & Co.'S.
 A. E. Green of North Main street entered his fancy buff cochin ban tams in the West Haven poultry show, which closes this evening, and captured a number of prizes, as fol- lows: Second and fourth for cocker el third and fourth for bullets, and fourth for cock. There were thirty five entries in the class.
 The Waterbury High football team and the eleven representing Ansonia High will meet at Rockville to-mor row afternoon. The teams have al- ready played one game in AnsOnia, Waterbury winning. by the score of | to 0. The game tomorrow will perhaps, wind up the schedule of tlIe focal team. Eddie Farley will referee the contest.
 Miss Della Crose. daughter of Mir and Mrs John Crose of Walkill. N. r.. and Walter Crandall of this city were married in Poughkeepsie on Monday. November IS. The bride, who was unattended. was attired in travelling gown of dark blue with hat to match. They immediately re- turned to this city and were given a reception at their home at 15I Or ange street.
 When buying at UpsOn. Singleton X Cos ask for ''U <. X Co ticket" You know some boy or girl will be happy to get it.
 In the city court to-day Lucy Nc Dermott was committed to jail for thirty days for intoxication. Rose Vance was finel S5 and costs for in- tnxicatiOn also. For disOrderly con duet and drunkenness Andrew Pat rick was fined S14 and costs and Margaret Mclean was fined g. and costs and committed tO jail for thir- ty days. It was said that this wo- man has no hOIne and has been liv- ing in the woods about Forest park.
 Residents of Simonsville are very much alarmed over the mad dog scare and they will not rest easy untn every canine bitten by the Ben ham cur yesterC1y is slowed away in the crematOry. The Benhams live on Middle street and before their pet. which went mad. could be dis posed of. it sari it's teeth into the flesh of two other dogs and proba- bly more. too. ' he facts were re ported to Superintendent Beach of the police department this morning and he promptly turned the case over to Warden Trask.
 The souvenir dance given by Mr and Mrs John T.. Kicks dancing classes at the academy. F East Main street Thanksgiving evening. WcI- Eeslay. November =. promises to be OHe of thc most interesting affairs of the sesS0n- Invitations can be Obtainesl at advanced class this even- ing Each invitation has a numler- e'i coupon which is gO,-i for q sou venir. everybody gets one. no two alike \ class for entirely new be- Einners will start at Mr and Mrs Iohn F. Eiek's dancing academS. over the and 1ssc store, on Tuesday evening. November 9a
 HOW often you hear ne renarr. Ny watch has gained or My uateh has lost" Now it may need -.,--r.sfrrz eg-vv- ,,- ~s--,- r=s--r-- -