Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-06
CITY NEWS.

Read Upson, Singleton & Co.'S thir- tieth anniversary sale announcement. A full assortment of toilet articles may now be found on sale at the
 Grieve, Bisset & Holland Dry Goods
 Co.
 The Misses Laura and Hilda Pilon of West Main street and Miss Louise
 Blodgett of Beacon street are spend- ing their vacations at Atlantic City. Louis A. Wood and Miss Mary Schlehlein of New Haven were mar
 ried in the town clerks office this
 afternoon by Attorney Howard
 Snow.
 About 5:30 o'clock yesterday
 morning the department was called
 to the Moriarty block on East Main street, where small blaze had start ed to eat Its way into Polls theater. The department extinguished the fire
 before it did enough damage to ay so.
 The removal by James Roe of his drug store to North Willow street
 letf the position of clerk of sub-postal station No vacant. To-day Post master Filling appointed Thomas F. Casey clerk of the station, which hereafter will be located at POS Bald- win street in Mir Casey's drug store.
 The funeral of the late John
 Burns took place Saturday morning
 at S:30 o'clock from the family res
 idence, Al River. street, to St
 Francis Xavier's church, where a
 requiem mass was celebrated by
 Father Curtin. The pallbearers were Thomas Kiernan, John Stearns, John Cuddy, John Carroll, Patrick Leo and Thomas Connolly. Inter- ment was in St Joseph's cemetery.
 E. B. Kelley and Frank D'Auiio have commenced operations on the big retaiuig wall on Meadow street, near the new union station. The talk about getting out an injunction to have the work stopped because bids were not called for is all bosh. The mayor approved the plan adopt ed and the work has been givel to competent men so that there is noth- ing on which an injunction could be based even if anybody was willing to pay for such proceedings.
 Edward Colligan, the 7-year-old son of Mrs William Colligan of 156 South Elm street. died yesterday morning after an illness of several days due to bronchial troubles. He Is survived by his mother. one brother, Frank, and three step-brothers, Will liam. Alfred and George, sons of the late William Colligan. He was very promising boy and general favor ite in the neighborhood. The funer- al took place this afternoon with in- torment in new St Joseph cemetery.
 It looks now as if the work of en- larging the court house building will have to go over to next spring or summer. It was stated to-day that the plans for the work have not bseh finished and the county commission CTS find that more than the sum ap- propriated. s50,000. will be neces- sary to do the work under the new plans. the old plans proving insuf- ficent. To get another appropriation it would be necessary to obtain the consent of the county representatives and senators, and to get that body together at this season would. be difficult matter.
 Miss Annie Adamson arrived in New York from England Friday after noon. came to this city Friday night. and the following morning Eas united in marriage to John Heyes oi Westerly. R. I. The marriage was performed at II o'clock in St Pauls church and the Rev M. O. l Lepley offieiated. The bride and groom have known each other for years. but during the past twelve l months the latter has been In this l He vas at the pier to meet his sweetheart and on their arrival ] In this city went to the houf ci l two old friends, Mir and Mrs A h. ham Cleege of s5 Orange sfr 1 After a short trip they will residet h | 
 A "elub" run by James shea on | Grand street. over the saloon of Nor ris Merlin was visited by Sergeant l Blskeiy and Patrniman Wagner yes- I tsrday afternoon. Quite a number Of ] men were found ou the prsmises. | While the literary department Of the | club vas not disturbed. the police l seired two and a kaIf gallons of whis- \ key. a quantity of ain. rum. wine and . gallons Of lager beer in 4 zss bottles. IL Is said the club was organized for the benefit of . Swedish societv and wss to te con- iucted strictly On club lines. but it iid not pay and its charter vas sold The purchaser. if fs said. sold hIs rights to Shez- who believed hs Was Ia a to1z ade enterprise when hs purchased The case vas tailed Ia the etfv eourt to-day and vas pat over to Wednesday.