Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-23
CITY NEWS.

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 Miss O'Brien of Boston Is the 1 guest of her cousin, Miss Josephine Dillon of William street.
 George Gibson, formerly a city of, ficial and a we'll known citizen, was visiting old friends here Saturday. There will be an anniversary mas; in St Thomas's church on Friday morning at o'clock for the repose of the soul of Jane Kelly.
 Floyd Neill, student at Harvard university and member of the glee club of that college, visited at his home in this city Saturday.
 The Elton did a land office busi' l ness Saturday and Sunday, nearly 400 dinners being ordered in ad- vance during the two days.
 Reed Robinson, local editor of the Sunday Herald has resigned his p3- sition and will leave in few days 1 for his home in Mansfield, O.
 Miss Katharine Nolan and Miss Gertrude Coughlan of the Williman- | tic Normal school were at thell homes in this city over Sunday. For special bargains in imported and domestic liquors and wines fol Thanksgiving go to Frank Brothers corner South Main and Union streets The Rev A. G.. Lawson, D. D. ot New York will assume temporary charge of the First Baptist church some time this week and will re- main probably during the winter season. ..-,.-
 | Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Margaret Bryan, daughter of MT and Mrs Ed ward Bryan of the Long Hill road, to Norman G. Taylor, the we'll known chauffeur.
 Stop, look, read! We are head quarters for stove and furniture re- pairs; also will attend to your plumb ing, timing and jobbing. Telephone 1259-3 or drop postal to w. T. Cor coran & Son, 302 North Main street
 Governor-elect George L. Lilley has gone to Boston to attend the meeting of tie sove.'r ors and con. gressmen of the New England states arranged by Governor Guild of Mas. sachusetts. He went with Governo, R. s. Woodruff
 Cases set down for hearing in the 1 district court are as follows: Tues day, Albert E. Green vs Nicola Jac- caruso. Wednesday, George Russo vs John Pace; Friday, Louis Der man vs Julius Chotzianoff and John T. Conklin vs John W. Gaffney, ct al; Saturday, George Klimek vs Mary Ann Cana Kozyca, ct al; De- | cember 1, Irving D. Atwood vs Mary Hinman; December 2, Herbert l.. Joseph vs Dixie A. Baylor, alias The Georgia Magnet"
 Yesterday was a big day for the automobiles in this city and some l handsome cars were seen during the day. Many of the out of town wis itors started to leave town about noon and as they sped along the l streets in their cars many eyes look ed after them One of the cars a Renault valued at s15,000 was a "beaut" It was similar to the one that Mrs Leslie Carter had on her last visit to this city. It had an I enclosed buffet with all the trim ! mings and was equipped with cook | ing utensils for long trips-it also | had an ice box
 MT and Mrs F. H. Hallock of this city have returned from their wed : ding trip and MT Hallock has resumed his duties as manager of the local branch of the Crescent Tea Co of Springfield. The announcement ot the marriage comes as surprise to the friends of the couple, who left Waterbury about two weeks ago. Mrs Hallock was formerly Miss May Wa terworth of 61 Park place The cer- emOny was performed on Tuesday. l November 10, at Trinity Episcopal | church in Newark. N. J., the Rev Lewis Osborne, rector of the church. officiating. There were no attend ants, but the witnesses were a son and daughter of the rector. The bride wore a gown of dark blue with a hat to match and carried white car nations. MT and Mrs Hallock have been spending their honeymoon in New York, New Jersey and Pennsyl- vania. They are residing for the present at 364 West Grove street. but will not be at home to their friends until after January |
 It is barely possible that John Cav anaugh may be given a preliminary trial this week for the attempted murder of Mrs Edith French on the Simonsville road a week ago to- night. The case was again contin- ued in the city court to-day. this time to Wednesday next, but if it is possi- ble that trial can be had then with out the evidence of Mrs French it will certainly take place, for the au- thorities are about tired of holding Cavanaugh and putting of the case i from day to day. Prosecutor Meigs. | however, is of the opinion that the case cannot be tried without Mrs French's evidence, there being no other witness to the shooting and as Cavanaugh need not testify at ell MT Meigs stated that there was 8 slight improvement in the woman s 1 condition since Saturday, but it is very slight. If she refused to testify against Cavanaugh, and there. is a possibility that she may do so, tha authorities would be in a bad fix and