Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-08
CITY NEWS.

Large assortment in rain coats at
 upson, Singleton X Co.'S, S10 to S22.
 The American Mill Co is installing | about 400 new shuttles at it's plant on
 Mill street. John Lane of Oak street, has re- signed his position at the American Pin company. MT and Mrs C. P. Goss of this city are entertaining large house party l at their villa in Virginia Hot Springs. Miss Agnes Murphy of New Brit | ain, is the guest of Miss Angela Ma
 loney of Cooke street.
 Miss Ethel F. Martin and Theodore F. Nuhn. will be married at Trinity
 church at o'clock on Wednesday af- ternoon. April 24
 The Rev F. l.. Buckwalter of the Grace M F. church. Waterville
 preached his farewell sermon to his congregation yesterday morning.
 Joseph Murray and Roger Dawson.
 members of the senior class of Holy
 Cross college left yesterday to resume
 their studies at that institution.
 The sale of pews at the Russian
 Jewish church on Kingsbury street. took place last night and was a big success, sittings going a high $250.
 Miss Margaret Cassidy. daughter of Mrs Mary Cassidy of S91 East Main street and Harry Cassidy of New York. will be married in New York
 on Wednesday. Yesterday afternoon Sheridan
 council, K. of C., chose as delegates to the state convention at Middle
 town. May 14. J. F. Calvin, grand
 knight: E. J. Finn, past grand. The alternates are P. H. Real. deputy
 grand knight and T. B. Carney, chan cellor.
 Saturday afternoon the Watertown
 trolley collided with an Oakville spe- cial trolley at Oakville. The Water town car was coming down the steep incline near the Oakville factory, when the air brakes refused to work | and the car smashed into the one
 ahead. The motorman on the Oakville
 car was slightly injured.
 Mrs Ann Clinton of Winchester
 avenue. fell down a stairway. at F. w. Woolworth's store on East Main
 street. Saturday evening. and re- ceived injuries which necessitated her
 removal to the hospital She sustain
 ed a fracture of the right forearm and
 scalp wound. and several bodily
 bruises. She fell the entire lenght of
 the stairway into the cellar. Robert E. Peary the Arctic explorer
 has been featuring in many of the cities and towns in Massachusetts and Connecticut and everywhere reports
 crowded houses. The people of New
 England in general are of sufficient
 intelligence to be eagerly interested in the man who has carried the United States flag farthest north. It is hoped that Waterbury will not be be-
 hind hand in giving the brave explor- CT the welcome of full house and an enthusiastic audience.
 The forty hours devotion started at the Immaculate Conception church yesterday at the II o'clock mass.
 which was celebrated by the Rev James O'Brien. About 2JO boys and
 girls participated in the procession.
 During the afternoon and evening confessions were heard. also during the same hours this afternoon and will he continued tonight. The mass es tomorrow will be at 5:30. : and s o'clock.
 The police were not busy yesterday. John Hansen. who was before the ..st Inz today for intoxication. He was fined S5 and costs. Patrick Fleming paid S1 and costs. and for breach of the peace. Thomas Shea settled for Joseph Cheveri and Romenine and Alcide Montavana while ploughing on Sachensauer's farm Saturday after noon got into an argument over the work and then began to fight. The ex- perience cost each of them S.
 Mir and Mrs I. Leavitt of S65 North Main street. entertained the following friends at their home last evening: MT and Mrs !. Chot- zianoff. MT and Mrs z. Mas kovitz. & Chotzianoff. I. Axelrod. \. Kellman. l.. Modell. H. Brenner. $. Abrams. Mrs R. Abrams. Mr and Mrs F. kellman. MT and Mrs M. Will finger and Miss Ida Willinger. of Wa tertown: $. Freedman. H. Freedman. l.. Berner. I. Hertzmark. IT. Shore. <. Ueavitt. Miss $. Chotzianoff. Miss I. Brodski. and R- Freedman.
 Twenty-two persons were admitted to membership in the First Baptist church yesterday They are Edward Smith. Floyd NorthrIp. Frank War ren Granger, R. q. Bradley. Benja- min Kemp. Mrs Benjamin Kemp. Martin T. Russell. Mrs Martin T. Rus sell. Miss Lillian Hess. Mrs Carrie Shader. Miss Ada Stanley. Miss Florence H. Munson. Miss Ethel M. Munson. Miss Alice NJ. Nunson. Miss Ruth G. Congdon. Miss Genevieve r. BanneII. James wooIsey. 4. l.. Stan ton. Ivpu Lewis Adams. Paui e. Conedon- Charles Weiss and Robert F. Harvey.
 Readers of the Democrat who con- template becoming benedicts. will find it to their advantage to get the wedding ring of us, and at the same time look at our large and varied as- sortment of jevelry, etc. for wedding gifts Friends of the prospective brides and grooms will also do well 'o take the hint aS all ossr snoSS s-.