Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-18
CITY NEWS.

St Johns Sunday school enjoyed a picnic at Quassapaug to-day.
 Get the most for your money" Upson, Singleton & Co.'S bargain clothes.
 Frank Hodson and family will spend the remainder of the summer in Litchfield.
 Alfred Straub of South Elm street left to-day to spend two weeks vacation at Indian Neck.
 Mrs Daniel P. Noonan and daugh- ter. Molly. of Wolcott street left to- day to spend a two weeks vacation a Indian Neck.
 Mir and Mrs Oscar w. Noble of Franklin street to-day celebrated the twenty-eighth anniversary of their marriage by visiting friends in Noro- ton.
 A fine half tone photo of the Brooklyn Athletic baseball club will be given away with the New York World tomorrow. Every member should frame one.
 At the Waterbury hospital this afternoon the condition of Miss Clara Hoyt was said to be trife better than yesterday. The young woman seems to be holding her own in good shape.
 The claims of William Drescher and Lillian Horan for disabilities re- gently sustained, were promptly paid on Monday morning by C. Horgan, district manager of the Continental Casualty Co of Chicago. III.
 Frederick P. oakes. proprietor of the Smoke shop on Bank street was taken suddenly III while going down the stairs in the rear of his store this afternoon. He was considerably shaken up but Dr Monagan who was immediately summoned. found that MT oakes had not been seriously hurt.
 Joseph Schieffer and Caroline Nassum were married at St Cecilia's s church on Thursday morning with a nuptial mass. celebrated by their pastor. the Rev Dr Farrell Martin who also performed the marriage ceremony. The groomsman, John Schieffer. was a brother of Mir schieffer. The bridesmaid was Miss Elizabeth Schieffer. a cousin of the groom. There was a large number in attendance in the church.
 The Waterbury people who went on the excursion to New York yes terdsy given by the New York, New Haven and Hartford road say there was a small fire on The Bridge port which carried the exeursion- ists from the Park City O their des- tination. The blaze was in the lower part of the ship and the passengers were all on the upper decks at the time and very few Of them knew there was a miniature fire on board.
 There was a reconciliation las; evening and two girls whom the green eyed monster jealousy han en- snared made up at the police station. The girls met al the police station last evening while making a call on Walter Henry who Is still locked up as he is unable to procure bonds Each girl is very fond of the chauf- feur and has been regular in making calls since the young man was ar- rested. Last evening when they came face to face in the station they de- cided to make up and be good friends much to the satisfaction Of Henry.
 During the electr1caI storm this af- teTnoon folks in the City hall thought the building was coming down. The gong in the tower struck | and sim ulfanepusiy with the stroke Of the bell an the electric lights started ap and the place never uss more bril- liantly illuminated. Town Clerk Brett vas hurled from his high ctssr and Assistant City Clerk James R. LsWlor took a header from the mayors clear down 70 rhe alderman ic chamber A fer men who were standing around waifiuz for ttcir psv diSaBpeared. leaviu- their dinner rsils behind and lone If them had shown ID st press hour The thing made lots of sxcitsnsEt. but nobody vas hart.