Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-13
CITY NEWS.

South Manchester attending the flu
 neral of a relative.
 Charles A. Colley, John B. Mullings
 and M. A. Hall have returned from d
 fishing trip to Goshen.
 Mrs William Lynch of 50 Beacon street has returned from a two weeks vacation spent ill New York.
 Because of an attack of grip the Rev John G. Davenport did not preach at the Second Congregational church l yesterday.
 The Rev pr Haywood of the First Baptist church will give an address at the Main street Baptist church ill
 Meriden, this evening.
 Colonel James Geddes of the second regiment. C. \. G.. is in Boston attend ing the annual convention of the na- tioanl guard of the United States.
 The board of education will hold q regular meeting this evening. One of the principal items of business will be the approving of the bills and pay rolls. The meeting takes place at tie usual hour, 7;50 o'clock.
 The regular monthly meeting of St Mary's Alumni, which was postponed last Tuesday evening will be held this evening. As the election of officers will take place it is expected that all the members will be present.
 J. W. Savage, through his attor- ney, Walter Monagan, has notified City Clerk Sandland that he will claim damages for injuries received by falling on slippery sidewalk on West Main street, near Mattatuck street.
 Mrs Phoebe A. Griswold of Litch- field has brought suit against James B. Wright of this city to foreclose mortgage note for $500. The note was given on March IS. 1905 and MT Wright failing to pay on it, this suit was brought.
 Judgment by agreement of counsel was given in the district court to-day to Pasuuale COntaldi against the Cromwell Water company for Sl,6oo Contaldi did certain work for the de- fendant some years ago and q dispute arose over the contract price.
 The gents furnishing firm of Mayer and Alexander. 30 Grand street. is like ly to go through bankruptcy. The store was attached Saturday. it ap- bearing to the creditors that tn" firm was unable to meet it's obligations Two of the claims amount to $500 and 5000.
 Louis Corr and Miss Felicc Breny of this city were married in Bridge port Friday morning. Mir Corr was on his way as delegate tO the convention of the International Union of Brick layers and Masons in Detroit and de- cided to take Miss Breny along with him.
 James F. Clancy, manager of the Jacques theater. left for Rochester Saturday evening and tomorrow af- ternOon at I o'clock will be married to Miss Florence Murr of that citF. The couple will return to this city and take up residence at The Con uecticut.
 Joseph A. Cabana was arrested to- day by Officer Fitzgerald on war rant charging him with breach "f the peace. Cabana and Dr h" Iiguorl had little mix up Friday afternoon in which the physician came out see oul best. The particulars of the story were printed ill the Democrat Satur- day evening.
 At St Ceciiia's church this morn ing the pastor. Rev Farrell Martin. celebrated nuptial mass and joined in marriage Leopold KOsmoski and Antonia Kalinowska There were four witnesses to the ceremony. Sig mund Jezow@ti Adolph CheramOw- ski. Maria Anna Kukimaska. Las tazia KosmOsEa.
 At q meeting of th" Waterbury ! Burns club the following committee l was elected to arrange for the annual | concert and ball in tho city hall on ! January II President. Robert Mackic. | A Mckay. Charles Nellie. b. M"Kcl- ! lar p. Mackie. \. Blake, George 1. Stevens. William Mcl.ane. Frank Nit . chell. Robert Allen. Daniel Murray 1 and A. Armstrong.
 Attorney Bernstein few days ago attached thr rlufhiug store "f Louis . Glicknan nn Grand stree; for debts amounting to als"ut s3fsD Th"rc was a meeting in the attorneys "iiicc this afternoon at o'rlork for th" puIpnse of enabling the creditors t0 reach somr understanding aS '" tho total of Click , mans liabilities and assets amI effect . a compromise if possible
 Mrs Sarah I.evinson ts-,Iay brought an action against EeinoId BreuueF ns the Brenner Manufacturing c',-hi,any. t0 have him pIy certain taxes on 8 piece of property she l,ouglt from him some time ago The plaintiff claims that when she Isnught the property if was agreed Brenner should Iay thr taxes then due con it. and Sllr now ia- s.sis thathe has faileI to keeD he rom tract She asks damag"s 0f sl5'
 Mrs Mary Daley. wife or Michael Daley of 11s Round Hi, street. died Saturday in the Waterbury hospital Besides her husband. five daughter Mrs Albert < D-spIiH- Mrs Edward Beysinger of Waterbury. Mrs Pal rick CIabby of Bridgeport and the Misses NOnie add Margaret DsIpl- two sons Timothy and William Daley. a brother. David Murphy. aud 2 sister. Mrs Joseph COunor of thIs city. survive neT- The funeral wa5 held this mS-Tirz wi-h mass of rs- gufem at St PasrfrE-s church BT : Father La7ia scd intesr1eat ia Cal vary cemetery The bearers were Michael Stack. Patrick Hayes. Pat !