Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-05
CITY NEWS.

Miss Mary Jane Lee of New Haven and George A. Catlin of this city were married yesterday by the Rev F. D. Walter of the First Baptist church.
 Louis M. Raffel has sold for Julia Chotzianoff her four story apartment block on North Park avenue, consist ing of thirty-two tenements, to Jos eph Gottlieb.
 l James Sheridan of Baldwin street | fell from a trolley car in Exchange place yesterday morning, and while suffering no serious injuries he was badly shaken up.
 The varsoviena which took so we'll at MT and Mrs John F. Kicks danc- ing academy, 43 East Main street, last Friday evening, will be taught without extra charge to all who at tend the advanced class and social session tonight. Orchestra music for dancing and good floor.
 Rose Colangelo of Grand street, a g years old girl, was burned about the face yesterday by the explosion of toy cannon, and Lewis Guer- | rtera of Chatfeld avenue was singed by the same explosion, which was caused by man firing bullet from revolver into the powder. P F
 The New Haven county senators and representatives held a meeting at the capitol this week. Senator Chase of this city presided. It was decided to instruct the committee appointed to secure site for a new court build ing, to secure an option on the prop erty of Former Mayor Joseph B. Sar- gent at the corner of Elm and Church streets New Haven for the building.
 The auditors have finished their la. bors on the collectors books and the result Is very creditable to Mir Reeves whose books show receipts amount ing to s779,103.73. This is $63,0OO in excess of the total sum received dur ing the corresponding period for last year. Before the end of 1907 it Is believed that the collector will have taken in and turned over to the treas urer over S90.000.
 Work on excavating for the founda- ton of St Mary's hospital is being pushed and in a short time the masons will be on the job. Mir Gaffney told Democrat reporter that there will not be a rough stone in the structure. The preliminary step will pc the cover- ing of the entire cellar surface with concrete, then the walls will be start ed, using brick instead of stone from the foundation up, except the granite trimming.
 The remains of Helfden Christof- ferson, formerly an employe of Dis ley & Weyand. this city, were found in the Quinnipiac river, New Haven. last Tuesday. He was 45 years of age and leaves a son, Ernest, who lives with his uncle in Wolcott. 1t is not known how he got into the water. but after inquiring into the situation the coroner pronounced it case of suicide Mir Christofferson was a native of Norway
 The fire department answered two alarms yesterday, one from box -tE @OA AACA aNpl LII 4tAhAh anu .NOENl streets. and the other from box 324, Brooklyn. In. the first case the fire was in a building on North street. owned by Samuel Schneer and occu- pied by a family named Boyce. The family had just gone out for a little recreation when in some unknown way a table spread started to burn. One of the neighbors forced the door and extinguished the blaze, so that the firemen had nothing to do. The otehr one was al the residence of Frank Skehan, IS Third street. 4 cannon" shelled the house and the roof started to burn. A force of men in charge of Captain Dunn righted things before much damage was done.
 The united Italian societies of Wa terbury observed the unifcation of Italy yesterday by a big street dem- ] OnstratiOn. followed by a mass meet . ing in the new Buckingham hall, where speeches were delivered in which GaTibaldi was eulOgized for hts . efforts in overcoming many pro- yinces and bringing them under one head The parade was reviewed from the City hall steps by City Clerk W. H. SandIand. Alderman W. J. Splain. Town Clerk F. P. Brett and Sheriff N J Smith. At the hall Mr Sandland called the meeting to ] order and the vast assemblags Iis-l tened to Prof IOrio of New York and Francesca Cubiotti of Philadelphia tell the story in their own way O. the trials and struggles which marked the road to united Italian kingdom
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