Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-08

mass will be celebrated at the I'm maculate Conception church.
 There will be a meeting of Knights of St Brendan tonight at S:30 p. m, sharp. Every member is requested to attend.
 Notwithstanding the efforts of the 1 police to get hold of those who are | putting explosives on the trolley rails the nuisance stil continues and it probably won't be stopped until somebody gets caught
 Patrolman Maurice Noonan, who went to New York several weeks ago and had an operation performed upoI his hip returned Saturday evening Although improved considerably, he has not yet fully recovered.
 Pasquale Guerrero of F Chatfeld street, victim of the fourth of July accidents, was removed to the hos pital yesterday. The boy is twelve years of age and his injuries are of such a nature that it was thought best to take him to the hospital.
 Sheridan council, K. of C., has al- pointed Grand Knight John F. Gal win a member of the reception con- mittee for the authorization day of Atlantic City council, Atlantic City an event which will be observed on August 8. It is understood that a big delegation will be present from Waterbury.
 Earle B. Carter, son of MT and Mrs Loren R. Carter of this city and Miss Ethel Vanderpool Merrick of Cold Springs, N. Y, were married at the home of the brides parents, MT and Mrs William Merrick, last week. The groom was member of the graduat. ing class of 1907, Yale. On their re- turn from their wedding trip MI and Mrs Carter will reside in Wat erbury.
 The annual outing of Waterbury branch, No 16S, National Association of Letter Carriers, took place on Browns lot in the West end yester- day under the direction of Thomas F. McCann, president. Visitors were present from other towns. The pro- gram included a base ball game be- tween hines designated as Odds and Evens, the former winning by score of to 5.
 Beginning to-day several trains were taken off the Watertown divis- ion, as was announced in Saturdays Democrat. Since the opening of tho trolley line to Watertown the pat. tronage on the steam road has fallen on. No afternoon trains will be run and the so called theatrical train has been taken off. The last train to leave this city for Watertown will be at SIP in the evening. The schedule now calls for four trains from this city daily at 6:45, S:32, ll:lO a. m. and 6;12 D. m.
 The following from the Danbury News is of interest to Waterbury people: Miss Helen Gray of this city, and Clarance Doddson of Water bury, were united in marriage on Thursday afternoon by the Rev Will liam r. Waterbury, curate of St James Episcolap church. The cere- mony was performed In the presence Of few of the relatives and near friends of the bride and groom. Mir and Mrs Doddson left Thursday even ing for Waterbury where newly fur nished home awaited them. The bride received numerous and handsome gifts"
 Perhaps the largest crowd $ that ever attended a band concert in this city was present yesterday afternoon at Hamilton pary to hear the pro- gram rendered by the American band. It was the first of a series of concerts to he given at the park. and the manner in which the people hocked to the eastern section of the city plainly shows that the public is very desirOus of having Sunday con- certs Although it is difficult to reckon. it is safe to say that 5.OGO or more found their way there. The band occupied seats on the band stand which until a few months ago oc- cupied the central position on the green. IL is situated in the midst of a grove of trees and is an ideal spot for the stand. The concert was in keeping with the music that is gen. erally furnished by the American band.
 The Waterbury lodge of Elks will be we'll represented at the national convention 10 be held in Philadelphia next week. Already the following have signified their intention of go- ing to the Quakertown: W H. John- son. Dr r T. KeeIey. ]. i. Kennaugh. W. F.. Kennedy. ] F. Kilmartin. r. J. Lawlor. T. F. Lawlor F. ]. Lunnv. Robert Mackip. T. ] Mahaney. H. P. McLinden, ]. H. Mulville. James Nei- son, II. F. O'Conner. TimotIlv O'Rourke. IT. r.. Parsons. Alex Ray. C. l. Raymond. H A Reed. George \ Savers W. J. Shannahan ]. A. Thomp- son. J. F.. Watts. r. \ WenzpL I ( Whiting. John ! Bowling. John $ Tenn. E. F. Grady. M. F. C;ranev- John F Griffen. ]. r. Grimes. W Hal pin. G. F. Harrington. J. ". Havf- can. A P Hayes H \. HeIlman. W. J. Spain. F. F. Moran. C Rabir. Will liam Avery. ! J Buckley. Edward F. Callahan. John H. Cassidy. F.. ]. Clancy. George l. Clearwater. Roger ConnOr. William II. CoTbett Jo<enh Daly. Henry Doerr. F. T. Henebrr. James HenneSsy. F ]. Huiner. ". ]. Hughes. c. A Hynes. J. \. Hynes.
 If your watch is unreliable. StnDs occasionally. gains or loses time. don't neglect to have it ovprh7uIe,I Many a good watch is ruined by fa- attention It may only need cleaning. Whatever the trouble the T-p<o7 lew