Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-08
CITY NEWS.

Pine Meadow as the guest of his mother.
 Vincent G. Guifoile and Frank Johnson have returned to McGill col lege in Montreal to resume theil studies.
 Postmaster and Mrs Ira E. Hicks of New Britain are entertaining Miss Mary Hillard, principal of St Mar garet's school.
 George Angrave, the blacksmith, fell last night while on his way to his home on South Willow street and broke his right arm.
 \ daughter was born yesterday to Mir and Mrs Charles A. Fine of Water street. Mir Fine is one of the new al dermen from the first ward.
 Miss Louise Smith, a popular school teacher of Bridgeport, has returned home after spending two weeks va cation at the home of Miss Helen Lynch of 24 Lafayette street.
 John Gaffney, a student at George town, has returned to college after
  the home of his parents, MT and Mrs John w. Gaffney of Park place.
 Frank D.. Chapin and Miss Flor ence Sneyd were married Sunday at the First Baptist church by the Rev Oscar Haywood, D. D. The witness es were MT and Mrs q. W. Crosson.
 Postmaster J. H. Filling of Water bury and Postmaster F. l.. Gaylord of Ansonia were in New Britain yester- day to consult Postmaster l. E. Hicks about forming an association of first and second class p0stmasters in the state. Major Hicks is favorable to the plan.
 An electric light wire broke loose on Grove street last evening between North Main and Cooke street No one was hurt. for the wire gave warn ing of the danger by emitting showers of sparks Word sent to the police station brought several employees Of the Connecticut company to the scene and very soon the wire was back in its place.
 The mortuary report for tue month of December is as follows: Grip or influenza ,, typhoid fever , diarrhoeal diseases under , years o! age I. consumption or phthisis [ pneumonia or lung fever 12, bron- chitis ?, all diseases of the nervous system 3, heart disease 3, accident or violence 9; all other causes eX- cept stillbirth 99.
 Thomas O'Neill. 1l0J North Main street. q caster in the employ of the Benedict and Burnham company. met with d serious accident while It work yesterday. He stepped into an unpro' tected hole in the floor of the east ing department and besides sustain ing numerous bruises and cuts about the face. hands and body, his right arm was broken both above and be- low the elbow.
 Clerk William NJ. Gillette of the dis trict court has received from tn" blI- rcau of immigration and naturaliza ton in Washington notification t0 the effect that hereafter when aS applica- ton for final citizenship papers is filed the applicant must pay the full amount $4 This is exclusive of the payment for first papers. Sl. Tn" custom, has been for the applicant tu pay S2 down and S2 when he received his final papers.
 Michael Carmado and Guisnppi Iii Leo were arrested to-day hy Detec- lives kcnnaugh and COleSantq and are charged with assault with intent to murder. They had d fight in Brook lyn a couple of weeks ago and both men were pretty badly used. hut they have themselves to blame. as they are said to have been the instigaturs of the brawl Carmado received q had knife thrust in the lung. while Iii I.eo's face was cut. Carmad0 was TO leased under bonds of SI.0U and Di Leo under bonds of S:U0.
 Yesterday afternoon Fl ear on the Watprvillc line ran away on North Willow street and tore along tho rails until il collided with more rolling stock The gar started its mn near Cloves steps and ended f. . short dis tance from Hillside avenue Although the passengers were considerably jostlcd and a couple of young women became hystericil. no one was serious ly injured \ Ean who saw that q collision was inevitable jumped from the ear and received sprainc'l ankic. but was not otherwise hurt
 irving F.. Tucker and Miss Mar
 
 ing at 1.30 o'clock The service, took place al St Anne's church. The bridesmaid was a sister of fhe groom. Miss Mirtie Tucker The best man was William ] keIleher. The bride was Prettily dressed in whii.. Isansd0wue silk and wore a veil and also carried a bouquet of bridal roses. The bridesmaid wore a dress ns LansdOwnc silk and carried a bou- quet of carnations. The wedding breakfast vas served at Inc home of the grOOm's parents. Mr and Mrs F.. Tucker. 26 West Clay street.
 About 6 0'clOck last night. says the Hartford CouTaut. when the rain was coming down in torrents. a clerk ia ble WA AAAF 0lAANNe AA tAE N-Ag uEaA V G1 startled on hearing a loud noise fol- lowed by the shaking Of the building On opening the door on the Central row side Of city hall 10 Ie; a young man in. the clerk vas surprised tn find that the young man was accom- panied by a pretty young woman. The young man called the clerk aside and told him that he and the young woman wanted to get married in a hurry. as they had to catch a train that left Union station at : OrcloCk \ and that a marriage license and a justice Of the peace were necessary