Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-08
CITY NEWS.

| 6CnOOI uUflt, ntLca " Att ve ~e-~ t2, at Upson. Singleton & Cos. | A daughter was born Sunday to MT and Mrs J. L. Reynolds Of 26 Easton avenue.
 Miss Kathryn Gaynor of Bridge port and Miss Josephine Drew Of New York are the guests of Mss Margaret Mccarthy of Cole street.
 At & o'clock last night. a quorum not being present, the chairman or the board of aldermen declared the meeting adjourned for one week.
 Peter Conroy and Miss Sarah Riordan were married this morning at St Thomass church by the Rev Father Crowley. Miss Sadie Flani- gan was maid of honor and Michaei J. Delaney was best. man.
 George Crosby who was arrested in this city last week on the charge | of stealing $500 from the Edisonia theater in Springfield was held under bonds of $50 by Judge Boswortn. He was unable to secure bail and IS now in jail.
 The St Mary's T. A. society will hold an important meeting this even ing at 8 o'clock in St Patrick's nall. Delegates to the state convention VIII be chosen. The convention will be held at New Britain next Monday and Tuesday.
 George Hardt, son of MT and Mrs Theodore Hardt of this city and MISS Marion Huges, daughter of MT ana Mrs John Huges of this city, were married at the parsonage in Soutn- bury on September 5. The Rev James H. Roberts, pastor of the Con gregNtional church, performed the ceremony.
 A large crowd attended the reopen ing of Kicks dancing academy iast evening. New and popular music was furnished by Kicks orchestra which received many encores. The same orchestra will furnish music for the weekly reception Friday evening. A class for new beginners will start Thursday evening This class will meet twice weekly.
 Miss Fannie Alderman, daughter of MT and Mrs Hyman Alderman, and Morris Rosenbaum were married 1 Sunday evening at the home of the brides parents on Ward street. The ceremony was performed by Rappl Keryian. The brides attendants were Miss Ida Bramnick and Miss Mary Haight. Max Alderman, l Phillip Spiegal and Max Rosenbaum attended the groom. A supper was served after the ceremony.
 l The board of safety held a special meeting yesterday afternoon and heard the charges preferred against | Patrolman Flaherty, after which IL | was voted that he be reduced from | Grade c to Grade A for six months. | The officer took drink of brandy l while on duty and when he reported at the station Sergeant Pagan mo- ticed something unusual the matter l with him and reported the case to | Superintendent Beach, who brought l it to the attention of the mayor.
 The corps of doctors in this city has been added to by the coming of pr Edmund Russell who has opened an office in the Cowell & Guiifoile block, corner of Grand and Leaven- worth streets. Dr Russell is a grad uate of the University of Pennsyl- vania in the class of 1904, and has practiced in Philadelphia and Houtz- dale, Pa, since graduation. He was captain of the varsity track team in his senior year. Dr Russell Is son in-law of Editor c. F. Chapin of the American.
 More than 500 people attended the opening dance given by the American band in Buckingham music hall on Saturday evening. Preceding the dancing there was concert which was excellently rem dered and much enjoyed. The last number, descriptive selection, had to be followed by an encore. AS for the dancing the floor was in fine shape and with the good music en- certainly pleased the dancers. The band and orchestra alternated dur ing the evening and both were com pelled to respond to many encores.
 Tunneling under sidewalks is quite an art, but somehow few mas ter it. This is noticeable in many places and especially in the side walks where holes appear now and then which show that the ditches were not properly tamped. To-day the street department was called to stop hole in the sidewalk on South Main street, near Scovill street, and found it necessary to shovel a lot of crushed stone into it. The city fathers have made several efforts to do away with this sort of thing but so far the plumbers appear to be too much for them.
 The Hill Street Improvement club held its annual meeting Saturday evening at the home of J. August Anderson, Hill street and Pilgrim avenue. Officers were elected as fol- lows: President, John Sachsen- hauser; vice-president, Henry w. Clark; secretary. Albin H. Swenson; treasurer, Albert Frenkle; execu- tive committee, John Sachsenhauser, Fred E. Lundwall, Terrence J. Coyle, Paul Weinning, Albin H