Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-07
CITY NEWS.

spend a couple of weeks at his for
 mer home in North Carolina.
 The current issue of the Pilot con
 tains an interesting article from D
 H. Tierney of this city regarding til,
 advisa bility of encouraging trade be-
 tween the United States and Soutl
 America.
 Thomas Ryan of 10 Cole street left
 tlis city to-day for New York. where
 his marriage will take place Tuesday After the honeymoon he will return
 with his bride to Waterbury. Dennis | Brophy will act as best man. Several large consignments of tur-
 keys arrived in Waterbury today and
 were delivered to dealers about town.
 In some instances the birds were alive
 and made lots of noise. They might
 just as well be merry while they may There was big rush this afternoon and evening to see the alleged pick pockets at the police station. A Bald
 win street merchant said he thought
 he recognized one of them as the same
 fellow who thought to skin
 him the other day.
 Some of the landlords about town are talking of making reductions in rents during the winter mouths. This would be greatly appreciated by those
 who intend to pay, but folks wno are not particular, don't care. This feel
 ing is shared by owners of property
 who advanced the price of rents last spring.
 The many friends in this city will
 be pleased to hear that Mir and Mrs Casper Richter of Brooklyn. \. I.. who for seventeen years was asso- ciatcd with George Lambert. the South Main street barber, are rejoicing in the advent of young son in their home the 29th of November. Both home the 29th of November.
 The new Liberty street bridge will soon he ready to drive over. Ii was a tedious job. but after it is finished everybody will say it was worth wait ing for Ii will cost considerable money to put the finishing touches on the retaining walls and fix the pond. This work will not be taken up until next year. but the span is practically completed.
 In the city court to-day q case against Antony Makusikais for violat nig the liquor laws was postponed to Tuesday and Frank Pagan for non support of his wife and two small children was committed to jail for thirty days. His defense was that his wife's folks will not let him live with her and that last May he gave her $20 and she threw it on the floor At that time q case for non-support against him was continued and he skipped town.
 Ways mufflet protects your throat like high neck sweater; 25c and soc at UpsOn, Singleton X Co.'S.
 Miss Rosa Grove was the recipient of very pleasant surprise party at her home. l23 East Farm street, last evening. The welcome but unexpect- ed visitors were Misses Lauretta Ba- han. Mary Walsh, Ruth Ash, Marion Cunningham, Margaret Hayes. These assisted in making the evening pleas ant. Others present were Masters Keefe. Harry Balfe. Richard Fahey. John. Thomas and Joseph Duhaime, John HanIey. James Walsh Mary Downey and Rosie Duhaime.
 At short calendar in the district court to-day judgments were handed down in some cases that were tried recently In the suit of the American company against the city for damages for injuries to a horse. wagon and harness, judgment was given to the city to recover costs The Waterbury Lumber and Coal companv against Michael LOvett. judgment was given the plaintiff to recover S7ssO Special bail of $500 was ordered filed in two weeks in the case of Michael J. Drury against Michael Hayes.
 Al meeting of the board of rbari. ties last nidr bids for the ccnstrur- 1 iInn nf I tuberculosis ward at inc | Rrookshie home were opened and read | IS follows: Frank t;arrify. plumbing ! >2s2''': Jeremiah Lovctt. all work com ! plete. s2.u15: \. B. Dickson. all work complete. Si.4n0 John May Subuit- i led hid nf s1.121i. hut tho board was in doubt as to whether he meant to I furnish everything The contract was awarded tO Mr Dickson. CIc-k John Ii- Crary was instructed t0 nrppgra s -"rm of contract and submit the same 10 the city attorney.
 The best wool gloves are made in Perry. Mich. Tpson. Singleton S Co have them. 25c and soc.
 John \. Wells. who claimed to have 'een married in Waterbury on Univ |. lSaT- appeared before Judge Rora- El"k in iiEe divorce court in Rridge- fort yesterday to secure a spplratfon rom his wife. Emma l.. Wells. He IlieEel iHfitelity and nampsI William B MsnligviIle. rraI estate agent in Bridgeport as the rzuss nf the frDvrIya The ToHtine hotel in New Haven wsr neniiouetl as fine place where Mrs Wells and Msnderglla usai to meet detertive named EdwarI thzffrhI izurF-i in tile ease and te stated that e trsCsyI tIbe e0upIe ts the Tautfnp nd saw they registered as w. R. aart and wife Decision uxs re prve1 4
 If you did not connect at Thanks-i lying. remember Christmas. Do-'ti raft till the rush Call and ssBers oar gifts and we will hold them for on Remember re have uauwE 1usehoI1 nereszrFes in solid silver I'd plated ware that make nice pres-E zfs as family gifts. as weTI ss s-- r1es for rolr best girl CT gsatleuzn