Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-21
CITY NEWS.

Mrs Nellie Miller of 234 Baldwin street is confined to her home with a sprained ankle.
 Miss Elizabeth Riley and James J. | Bohen were married at the church of the Immaculate Conception October 19, 1907
 It is said that the Scovill Manufac-
 turing Co paid its employees in cash
 yesterday for the first time in four
 weeks. For the past month all en-
 ployes making more than $20 q week
 were paid by check. It seems as
 though the cash is beginning to loosen
 up.
 Last night at St Cecilia's new hall on Jefferson street was one one of
 the biggest nights since the opening of the fair, which is being conducted
 by the parish. The hall was well filed with people from all parts of the city who attended to help along the cause as well as for enjoyment. Tonight it is expected will be an other big night, as the Concordia Singing society IS to attend and will furnish the enter tainment. Dancing will also be a feature during the evening. St Cocilla's orchestra will furnish music.
 A mad dog made things lively on EdgewoOd avenue during the noon hour, running wild along the street and snapping at everything with which it came in contact. The other dogs in tine neighbOrhOOd apparently realized that it was on the warpatll. for they steered clear of it with the exception of q dog owned by Pas quale Stango. The rabid animal buried its teeth in Pasquales canine and hurried along its way. The dog is said to he owned by cOlOred wO- man of Simonsville. The police heard nothing of the dog.
 The stringency in tine money mar ket may interfere somewhat with the Christmas trade. but it doesn't look that way now. People appear to have lots of money and show no disposi- tion to hide it away for the much talked of rainy day. The trouble may bother many who have money tied up and cannot get as much as they would like out of it to send to friends as Christmas gifts, but it will be there after the ninety days notice and if they forward it then it will be just as welcome, for money is never out of season in any country.
 South Main street is to have an- other clothing and furnishing store. ! The new prOpr!etOrs will be Messrs CasseI S Alexander, who will open a store in the place which has just been vacated by E. J. Finn. the shoe man. at 9l South Main street The new firm will handle a full line of mems and bOyc' clothing and fur and w:li make a sperial ef- tCTt 10 give good values at very low !. prices. The new store will have its ! 1Eening on Saturday when special 1 will be made simply to in- LrOduce their line of merchandise
 4 twenty pound turkey gave ipIendid exhibition of window break Ing in the store of H B. Sanderson at he corner of North Willow and West Main streets yesterday afternoon The yiTd had just been brought in from he country and was placed in the vindOw to make the public realize hat Thanksgiving was coming. It Vss there only a few minutes when it let hy its wings and a no nenr later there was a crash Incl yobblsr vent right through the glass [ did not get a scratch in gofnel through the pane and after IanffnEt I1 the walk struttsd hack into thet tore The turkey with another onei s again inside the window but 2 vfret lstting prevents the duplication of -eS1sT5zys feat