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

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 The Sons of Lithuania band will give a promenade tonight at AS Green street.
 J. Edward Jones and Miss Rose L.. Larkins were married Monday by the Rev F. D. Buckley.
 Coleman Tennenbaum of 2S5 North Elm street, who has been seri- ously i'll for the past three weeks, is convalescent.
 MT and Mrs Thomas Walters of Bridgeport are spending a week with Mrs Walters's parents at their home in Waterbury.
 If you need your stove repaired or plumbing, timing and jobbing at tended to phone w. T. Corcoran x Son, 302 North Main street.
 An anniversary mass will be cele- brated on Thursday morning at $ o'clock at the Immaculate Conception church for the late James Vickers.
 Three tenements to rent, separate ly, or together, suitable for boarding house, in McGrath block, East Main and Phoenix avenue. Apply to J. A. Hynes & Son.
 Rev G. w. Woodbey will speak at the corner of Bank and Grand streets on Friday, October g, at D. m. The speaker will answer questions relat- ing to socialism and you are invited to bring your questions with you.
 Invitations are out announcing the coming marriage of Eva M. Bouf- fard, daughter of Mrs Alexander Bouffard of 1852 North Main street to Henry L. Walker, which will take place on Wednesday morning, Octo- Der 21, at St Anne's church.
 Scotts the we'll known dyers and cleansers of New Haven have opened up branch office in this city for the of Waterbury patrons. The new office is located at the Con- way Art store, 26 East Main street. Those who present copy of their ad- vertisement which appears in this is- sue of the Democrat will have their put on the Scott mailing list and will receive handsome souvenirs.
 For the present there will be no more heard about the will of the late Truman J. Smith, who cut off his children with "the valuable sum of $1 each" and left his all to Cliff ford H. Wells, son of his friend, A. H. Wells. All the evidence was in to-day and the arguments conclud- ed at noon. Judge Lowe reserved decision as to whether or not Smith was mentally unsound when he made his will.
 The local detectives, Dodds and Colesanto, who are working in Hart ford for few days, landed an old friend yesterday, Edward Harris, one of the gang of crooks that came to Waterbury the night the last boxing bout held here. They detected liar. ris before he saw them or had time to ply his nefarious calling, and they locked him up on general principles. They recognized him from his pie ture in Detective Dodds's rogues' gallery.
 Anyone who has ever heard David Bispham sing will testify that he has CCl tclluly Cu LiS FOlSC. S.itASS are unanimous in their praise of his tone placement and probably no other singer labored under greater difficulties and overcame them so per fectly as he has. It has been said that a vocalist receives one of the finest lessons when listening to singing and simply notic- ing his wonderful control. His en- tire programme will be sung in Eng fish so all may understand the words and appreciate the song to the full est, The tickets are placed at price in reach of all and every one who wishes to hear one of the great est artists in this country should at- tend the recital. Don't forget that there are 400 50 cent seats and bet ter ones reserved for 75 cents and s1.