Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-09

whist party in Mechanics hall last l night,
 | The members of Company G, sec ond regiment, c. N. G. received their camp money last evening.
 Returns by rounds of Gans-Nelson fight by ticker at John J. Murphy's cafe, Bank, off Grand street.
 The Allied church and temperance societies of Connecticut will hold their fourth annual meeting at Lake Compounce Friday.
 The south end of the city, clear | down through Simonsville, is still clamoring for police protection with very little sign of relief.
 Myrtle temple, Pythian sisters will pay a fraternal visit to Gasceon temple, Thomaston, Friday night. They will leave here on the 7:O7 trolley car.
 The annual outing of the Water bury Burns club to Hitchcock's pond was held last Monday. The exercises included a clambake followed by 1 songs and recitations. There will be an important special meeting of the Notre Dame Alumnae association this evening in convent hall at 7:30 o'clock. Every member is requested to be present. " The Waterbury Bedding Manufac- turing company at 250 East Main street is holding big 10 days re- duction sale and is offering its en- ] tire stock at big reduction. The stock includes brass and iron bed steads, springs. mattresses, rugs, oilcloths, mattings, pillows, couch covers and iron couches.
 Superintendent of schools, B. w.. Tinker, who has just returned from Europe where he spent the summer said he was surprised at the coldness of the nights especially in France. He declared that the nights during the past summer in the southern part of France were invariably cool and that he met very little of the sweltering weather which his friends said he would have to endure.
 St Mary's T. A. society met last evening in St Patrick's hall on East Main street and selected Miss Stacia Hughes, Miss Julia Larkin and Miss Daisy Lord as delegates to the state convention of the c. T. A. U. at New Britain next week. The society will in all probability accept the invita- tion received to attend the celebra- tion in connection with the opening of the new bridge at Hartford next month. The preliminary arrange ments for the annual dance which will be given next month were also made.
 Patrick Powers and Patrick Tehan were severely punished in the city court this morning for what looked to them to be a very trivial offense. Yesterday they tore down couple l of furnished room signs at a house on East Main street. In court this morning Powers admitted tearing down the signs but said it was simp- l ly case of being under the weath- CT" and asked the court to make the sentence as light as possible. They were fined S5 and costs on the charge of drunkenness and the same for injuring private property. Two boys were in court this morn ing suspected of having pilfered a very valuable diamond from the pri- vate baggage car of the Ninety and Nine" company which was played in ] :his city Saturday. The facts go to show that the boys broke into car at the freight yards and pinched the l jewelry. A railroad detective aided by Detective Kennaugh solved the mystery. The boys are held to await 1 the summoning of the actress who lost the valuables. The railroad man wanted subpoena to take to Hart | ford to serve on the actress. Cap- tain Ramon did not think that the native of Tingletown had any power to serve a subpoena at Hartford | But the protege of Anderson Crow said he would take chance on it and if he had not the power he would i get the sheriff to serve it.
 St Anne's church was the scene of brilliant wedding ceremony yes. terday morning, the contracting par. ties being Miss Vina Lavandier of P
 E. l., who for the past few months has been stopping with her sister al St Anne's rectory, and James F
 Hayes of Bridgeport, buyer for Howe & Stetson dry goods mer, chants at New Haven. The ceremony was performed by the pastor, the Rev E. A. Lamontage, who also cele- brated the nuptial mass. James Howley of Bethel was best man and Miss May Lavandier, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. The church was crowded with relatives and friends of the young couple and many of the other Catholic parishes were represented in the sanctuary the priests present being Father Fleming of St Francis Xavier, Fa- ther Sullivan of St Thomas and Fa- thers Laff1in and Conway of St Pat