Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-05


 Comptroller Russell has been no
 tified by County Treasurer Jacobs of the city's share in the levy for county expenses, which amounts to the neat sum of $15,055.S1.
 D. B. Wilson has shipped car load of his belted Dutch cattle to the exhibition which opens at Syracuse next week. From here they will go to Springfield.
 Miss Josephine Wall of this city acted as bridesmaid for her cousin, Miss Jennie V Cooncy, who was mar ried at St Marys church, New Brit ain, yesterday to William Coleman Green.
 The copper kings have dropped the price from P cents a pound to IS cents and a further fall to 10 or 12 cents is predicted. This means that all the rolling mills that have been doing little or nothing for the past eight or ten weeks will soon start up with a rush.
 James Rigney a hack driver has notified the city that unless compen- sation is made him for damages sustained by his horse and hack through the negligence of the city employees ne shall bring suit. The other evening Rigney's outfit turn ed a somersault over a pile of stones on the Watertown road and was considerably damaged.
 In the city court to-day Edward Finley was fined $5 and costs for intoXication. Last night Joseph Provost and Matthew McMahon got into wrangle in pool room over their respective ability as pool play CTS. Officer Callahan happened by as one of them struck the street and both were arrested. They were put on probation to pay fine of $7 and costs each.
 Small men get SIP suits for $5. See Upson, Singleton X Co.'S South Main street window.
 According to the report of Super intendent of Police Beach there were 235 arrests made during the month of August. This is about the aver age for August. Twenty-two of this number were women. The nature of the cases included almost every thing but murder. The United States claimed 102 of the number and China one. All the other coun- tries except Australia and South America were fairly we'll represented inthe arrests.
 The following persons have taken out hunting licenses: Carl Walcott, J. A. Peasley, Charles E. Hall, Ed win Hart, Edward w. Wilson, John o. Simpson, Harry O. Bario, George A. Faber. Charles H. Parkes, Harry w. Perkins Hugh Conway, Harry At water, Peter FitzHenry, Charles A. Miller, Emil R. Patzold, Kiran Duffy c. B. Hall, Joseph Rylezuski, U. s. Calender. Charles A. Templeton, John Cove. 'shmael White, John J. O'Neil, Harry Drinkwater, Frank Ellis, Edmond Oliver, Harry Pritch- ard.
 George H. Fray, formerly of North Willow street. this city, now of Bridgeport. and Miss Julia O'Neill of the Park city were married at St Patrick's church on Monday morn ing by the Rev J. R. Nihill, who also celebrated the mass which followed. The bride iS the sister of Alderman D. D. O'Neill and Officer J. J. O'Neill. The groom is a draughtsman in the employ of the Eaton. Cole and Burn ham company. The bride was at tended by her sister. Katharine F., while Joseph P. Reyes was the grOOm's attendant. On their re- turn from d trip through the Berk- shire hills. Mir and Mrs Fray will reside at 396 French street. Bridge port.
 At recent meeting of the Water vile Dramatic club the name of the organization was changed and several new members were admitted. The organization will hereafter be known as the Waterville Thespian club and will start at once to rehearse for their next play which is a great melodram- ic production entitled Under the Gas Light" or In the Shadows of old New York" The production is in five acts. from the pen of Augustin Daly and is one of his best works It has been decided to put the play on at Goodwill hall in watervuIle on November II and Is. The play will be under the personal supervision of Jean Ingraham. The next meeting will be held al St Michael's hall on next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 When you want a present for your sweetheart or wife. or your sister or your cousin or your aunt. just L-op in the CpsOn Jewelry Co.'S and choose from the largest lines in the city of jewelry. diamonds. emeTalds. Tubies, s8phires. etc. set and unset Watches gold and silver Of many grades. etc.