Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-10
CITY NEWS.

this morning to MT and Mrs Harry l.. King of Keefe street.
 The regular weekly sociable of St Mary's Alumni association will be held in Mulcahy Memorial hall this evening.
 An anniversary mass of requiem will be celebrated at St Francis Xavier's church at 1880 o'clock to- morrow morning for the late Winnl- fred Ready of Baldwin street.
 This afternoon at the Waterbury hospital it was stated that Miss Clara Hoyt, who was struck by an automobile on North Main street yesterday afternoon, was holding her own.
 The Holy Name society of the lm- maculate Conception church will go to holy communion Sunday morn ing at the o'clock mass. The members will meet at St Patrick $ hall a. 6:45 and go. to the church in body.
 The regular quarterly communion of the members of St Thomas's Holy Name society will take place on next Sunday at o'clock mass. It is eX- pected that every member whose name appears on the register of the society will be present on Sunday morning.
 List of advertised letters: Mrs F., F. Baxter.' care Ambrose Upson; Mrs Albert Chapman, Paul Dennis, James E. Doolittle. Miss Anna Day, Victor Glass, John F. James, John E.. O'Brien CD, Miss K. O'Leary, care Mrs Dunn, George H. Smith, Will liam D. Tuckey, Miss Ellen Wallace.
 The Military band concert and promenade at Columbus hall in Naugatuck last evening attracted a large audience The musical num- bers were greatly appreciated. On Thursday evening, July 23, Leader Lallier and his band will give prize dance at the same hall which prom ises to attract considerable atten- tion.
 Arthur William Thompson of Ire mont street and Miss Maud Nellie Woodward of Biggleswade, England, were married Tuesday at the home of the groom's parents Tuesday af- ternoon by the Rev Ira T. Hawks. Miss Helen Stoddard was maid of honor and Glen Wayne acted as best man. The couple will reside at 25 Fremont street.
 James A. Lunny and Miss Ma tilda NJ. Coniery were married We'd nesday morning at St Anne's church by the Rev Fa,her O'Brien. Miss Pauline s. Coniery, sister of the 1 bride, was maid of honor and Paul J. Lunny brother of the groom was best man. After wedding tour MT and Mrs Lunny will reside or North Willow street.
 Food Inspector Keeley is hot after the milk dealers who have not taken out licenses. Of the 300 dealers only about fifty have complied with the law by taking out licenses. The time for taking them out was the begin ming of the year. but Mir Keeley did not wish to press the dealers of the | lacteal, hoping they would spare him the trouble of prosecuting them fol ignoring the law. Now he has given them their last chance by notifying them by postal that unless they ad here to the law they must suffer the consequences.
 L. D. Bouley has brought suit against the Connecticut Go and the Pomperaug Valley and Middlebury Tramway Co, which is practically tho r,p,ontsn,+ far darra.ao nf e mn During the construction of the Mid dlebury trolley line Mir Bouley claims he was employed by the defendant companies to supply road bed ma terial. sleepers and such other things as were needed in the building of tho line. Then, after the work was done he presented his bill and he was given the cold shoulder. The sui is made returnable to the superior court.
 In addition to the proposed new auto car for use in the fire department ordered by the board of public safe ", 1t is likely that a suitable car vii be secured for the chief engineer which will enable him to reach frei as soon as the new hose wagon. The E. H. Towle Co will submit a propo. sition to the board of safety at its next meeting offering the free use oi a s2.5O0 car 10 the department for eight months. the only conditions be ing that the department employ a man to run it and meet any expense that might occur during that time for repairs If they want to buy at the end of that period all right. if mol the city will owe the company noth.