Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-17

James Wilson Green of this city and Miss Estella Curtiss of Wood bury were married last night by the Rev J. D. Buckley of Trinity parish
 Owing to the presence of two cases of scarlet fever at the Driggs school, the health officer has ordered the building closed until Monday. In the meantime the place will be thor oughly fumigated.
 Julius Chotzianoff has sold his SIX family block at No 113 Diken,an street to James J. Walsh, who has purchased the property as an in- veStment The sale was made through the agency of w. R. Adams, No 7S Abbott avenue.
 Archibald House, who hired a team from c. H. Strant of Hartford, drove the team to WinSted and then sold it and was later arrested in this city, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to states prison for from twelve to eighteen months yesterday at Hartford.
 Battery Sergeant Dudley B. Dem ing of Company A. Second regiment, c. x. G. has been promoted to bat talion Quartermaster by Adjutant George M. Cole Dr Deming will rank as second lieutenant The ad- jutant general has ordered his staff to report to him in Hartford January to attend the governor during the inaugural ceremonies of Governor elect Lilley.
 From now until Christmas the stores in town will keep open every evening and the proprietors are hope 1 full of a very busy week Although business has been brisk during the past week, it is during the next week l that the stores expect to be rushed l People should endeavor to buy early if they can and not delay their pur- chasing until the very last moment. l They will find the clerks more agreeable and accommodating in the early part of the week than during | the last day or two.
 If your boys suit is from Upson, i Singleton & Co.'S you can get extra | knickerbockers to match. Open 1 evenings.
 It is understood that Miss Rather | m of hn 0ri cch NY | be appointed assistant supervisor of | drawing in the public schools at the beginning of the new year. Miss l Seery will assist Miss Lillian Nichols who is supervisor of drawing at present The schools of this city will with the new appointment, have five supervisors, two for drawing, two for singing, Miss Katherine Clos ter and Miss Jennie Culhane, and Miss Agnes Fitzpatrick, who super vises the primary grades.
 Herbert and Fred Newell, sons of John M Newell will spend Christmas at their fathers home, 21 Putnam street. Both young men are in the army. Fred in the Coast artillery at 1 Fort Salem, \. J. and Herbert in the 17th infantry at present in Cuba. Herberts term of three years will expire on the 18th of this month. Fred will return to his post after the holidays He is in the engineering department of the service. though he enlisted was an ordinary soldier, but through attention to his duties and his popularity among his officers he was enabled to climb to his present post in the engineering department. Both young men are expected home tomorrow.
 Dodge, the slipper king, has jus issued his tenth Christmas greetins and extends an invitation to the pub lie of this city and vicinity to visi him at his throne at the big SOutl Main street shoe store. The store this year with it's beautiful decOra tions and its large assortment o shoes. slippers. etc. is more attrac tive than ever At this store vol will be given valuable suggestion which will help you in selecting you Christmas presents. They have fu top slippers from 75 cents to $1 50 mcn's slippers from 90 cents to $2. big stock of leggns ranging in price from 70 cents to S1.25: boys anC girls slippers from 35 cents to sl.25 This is the home of the 'Waterbur, Boy, Nancy Dodge. Fair Maid
 1t the Ralston shoe, which names ar' already familiar 10 everyone whC buys shoes in the city.
 Lawrence Edwards Gretter O Chestnut avenue and Miss Blanche Adella Clarke, daughter of MT ant Mrs Fred W Clarke of 50 Hewlet the brides parents at o'clock thi evening The ceremony will be per formed by the Rev John C. Daven port. D. D. pastor of the SecOnt Congregational church. The brid will he attended by her sister, Mis- Lena Gertrude Clarke. and tn groomsman will he w. Carringtol (iretter, brother of the groom. W. P Gretter. Jr, Wilbur E. Clapp of Ney Haven and Ralph T. Benedict will b the ushers Howard Barbour vii play LOhengrins march on the plan as the bridal party enters the parloT . The bride will be gowned in whit
 mPs~aline with baby Irish lace Tn