Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-31
PURELY PERSONAL


 Terryville spent Sunday in this city.
 Thomas T. Redfern has returned after weeks visit with relatives in Meriden
 Mrs William La Force and family of Coe street are on vacation to Savin Rock.
 Patrick Barry and family Of Or ange street have returned from a va- cation in Norfolk.
 Detective William Keegan and family have returned from vaca- tion at New London.
 Mrs James Geddes of Plaza ave nue is spending a few days with 1 friends in New Haven.
 Miss Anna Wilson and Miss Mar garet Hennessy of this city are visit ling friends in Hartford. George Wright of this city has l purchased the grocery store of w.. B. Mcdonald of Cromwell. Mrs Joseph Tracy, 27 Walnut street, after most delightful week or two at the shore, has returned home.
 James Clancy, manager of Jacques 1 theater, was in New York yesterday. He attended the funeral of Tony Pastor.
 Miss Katherine Marie Casey, book keeper for John Moriarty, undertaken is home after an extended vacation in New York.
 Paul Criblier of Lindeman & Cribiier, South Main street, was in | Milford yesterday fishing but won't tell what he caught.
 Mir and Mrs Edward J. Thomas, Miss Edith and Clifford Thomas, at. tended the Tolles family reunion Friday at Terryville. Miss Marjorie Fitzgerald, a pupil at Mt St Joseph's seminary of Hart ford, Is visiting her cousin, Miss Marjorie Fitzgerald, of this city.
 Miss Katherine Carroll Bergen, stenographer in the office of Mayor Thoms, is home after vacation spent at Fort Trumbull Beach.
 MT and Mrs Frank P. Guilfoile returned last evening from their honeymoon. They arrived in New York Friday from Europe where they spent the past two months.
 Charles H. Clark of this city. son of Mir and Mrs Horace R. Clark of Meriden, and Miss Celia Judkins of Lynn, Mass, were married Wednes- I day afternoon at the home of the | bride. Miss .Abbie Judkins, sister of the bride, and Arthur Littlehale were the attendants. MT and Mrs Clark are on a honeymoon to New port and on their return they will reside in Meriden.
 In the New York World of yester- day was a group picture of several beautiful American women now in Paris among whom was Miss Edna Bruns, at one time leading woman of Poli's Stock company in this city. She is in Paris studying voice pro- duction with Dessert Miss Bruns i will be remembered for her visit to this city some months ago, coming for the purpose of horsewhipping R. F. Andrews of the American for a story which she claimed he wrote about her.
 Charles F. Merrick, drug clerk a, the Apothecaries hall, and Miss Daisy Williams of Elm street, Nor walk, were married at Trinity Epis, copal church, Broadway, N. Y., on last Monday. Mir and Mrs Hubert F Pierce were the attending couple The announcement of MT Merrick's marriage came as a surprise as he left this city presumably to go on his vacation. On their return from trip to Old Point Comfort and other places of interest MT and Mrs Merrick will reside at 21 North Will low street.
 The policemen think the time has come when they ought to have a lit- tie more pay and will soon ask for an increase of twenty-five cents day. One of the men told Democrat re- porter yesterday that policemen in all the other large cities in the state re- ceive s3 a day and in some instances more, and he believed that the force in this town works harder than in any town where the higher wage is paid There are fewer men in pro- portion to the. population here than in the other places and in conse- quence the beats are longer and the work more difficult.