Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-26
CITY NEWS.

Last day of knee pant suit sale choice of entire stock $1.25 on Sat- urday at Upson, Singleton & Co.,
 There will be an anniversary mass for the late John Cullum at the Inn maeulate Conception church at s o'clock on Saturday morning.
 James F. Pryor, who for a. num- Der of years has been well known as an insurance agent, has accepted the local management of the United States Life Insurance Go, one of the old time insurance companies, which was organized in 1850. The com panys advertisement will be found on page of this issue.
 Judgment for foreclosure on tax lien was granted the city against Annie J. Dunne in the district court to-day by Judge Cowell. The amount is $60 and law days were set for the defendant on the first Tuesday in November and the fol- lowing Wednesday and Thursday for the Woodbury Savings bank and Samuel Lowe.
 Although there is little patronage for the train which comes from New Haven to this city at 11:S0 in the evening at present, it is expected that l later in he summer the number of passengers on this train, will be ma- terially increased. During the fall and winter the train is much used, 1 but of late many nights there have been no more than four or five pas sengers on the train which consists of only one passenger coach and a 1 baggage car.
 Walter Crighton. who is employed in the composing room of the Amerl- can, and Miss Elizabeth Stack, daugh- ter of MT and Mrs George Stack were married at St Paul's church on We'd nesday afternoon at , o'clock. The Rev J. A. Stansfield performed the ceremony. Clarissa Stack, a sister of I the bride, was maid of honor, and Da- vid Brighton was groomsman. On their return from a wedding trip to New York MT and Mrs Brighton will reside at Fairmount terrace.
 The swimming pool at Hamilton park was opened to women yester- day and during the day many of the l fair sex visited the bathing place. l Although many of them were too shy and bashful to go near the water, others were not so backward and took a plunge in the cooling waters. ! The day was not as warm as 1t should be to make swimming enjoyable, and this also kept some from dipping in l the waves. Mrs William Kennedy will be in charge of the pool on la dies day She is champion swim mer and says that she intends to form swimming club among the women Superintendent Walker was much pleased with the showing made yes terday and thinks that in a few weeks the pool will be very popular with the women.
 The nuisance caused by the plant of the Warren Bros Co in the lots east of the Dublin street station was ordered abated to-day by Health
 Officer Kilmartin. and the concern
 will have to look up another site It will be a big expense to the com pany. but the health officer had nc alternative. The people in the neigh
 borhood claimed that if the business was permitted to continue there the!
 would have to move out. Some art sick now and threaten to take actioI against the city for allowing tn,
 nuisance to exist so long after atten
 tion was called to it. The smoke
 dust and noise from the plant wa
 such that about half the neighbour
 are almost out of their wits through loss of sleep. sneezing and coughing
 Their eyes also trouble them and il
 one or two cases eyes that would
 rival optics which the poets hay,
 sent down to posterity in exquisite
 verse look like burned holes in piece of cloth. and their owners vii
 ask somebody to compensate then
 for al this suffering. The compan.
 shows a disposition 10 do what i right and no further trouble is an ticipated.