Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-11-15
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Pretty Wedding in St Francis Church,
 Naugatuck, This Morning.

Pretty Wedding in St Francis Church,
 Naugatuck, This Morning.
 NAuGATUCK Nov l5,-A very pretty wedding, largely attended despite the rain, took place ut 10 o'clock this morning at St Francis church, solemn high mass being celebrated by Rev Father Lenahan, assisted by Father Fitzgerald of this place and Father Murray of Hartford. Miss Brett presided at the organ. The contract ing parties were Miss Norah Keefe, daughter of of Mrs Mary Keefe of this place. and Dennis Linskey, well known young man of Union City. The bride wore a dress of gray crepon with trim mings of steel and white crape de chene. The bridesmaid, Miss Hattie Keefe, q sister of the bride, wore golden brown novelty goods with pale blue null. Both carried ivory prayer books. The best man was George NJ. Lahey of New Haven. The ushers were John T. Farrell and Henry Mccarthy, both of this place. Quite number of guests from out of town were present. The bride received a large num- Der of beautiful presents. Mir and Mrs Linskey left on the afternoon train for Boston.
 The board of burgeSses met last night, Warden Bissell and Burgesses Jennings and Stapleton being absent. August Webber presented his claim for more pay lOI HIS lhutl. tdhtn lo HlEdlEultu AlAlu street. It was voted to increase it to two hundred doIlers. A matter regarding re pairs on a bridge at Union City was re- ferred to the selectmen. The grade for sidewalk on the east side of Church street in front of the bankand library buildings, as shown by Engineer Hams map, was adopted. Mrs Wilson's claims for dam ages in the straightening of Main street will come up at the next meeting.
 The committee of Foresters have about completed arrangements for the mas querade ball on Friday night Landrigan will furnish music and Professor Baxter will be the promp;er. Cominsky will fur nish supper. The Waterbury, Decorating company will trim the house The ladies wraps will be taken care of in the gentle mems hat room, free of charge. The parade will be at 7:3O; concert at $ o'clock and a very large audience is expected present to hear it.
 Patrick J. Conley, superintendent of the Woonsocket Rubber works, who was killed by cable car in New York city yesterday, was well known to quite number of rub Der workers in our factories.
 The tin roof of the fire department building has just been painted, by order of the fire commissioners.
 Papers were served in suit to-day brought by Bryan. Barrows X Parker, an installment firm of Middletown. against Emil Borg of Union City. The suit is ! brought to recover S4OO, the amount of d bond furnished by Borg for C. A. Holm stedt. The latter was employed by the in- stallment firm as collector, and Borg fur nished the bond required. It now ap- pears that Holmstedt, who is in Ansonia al present. is short in his returns to the amount of several hundred dollars | Bryan. Barrows N Parker have called on his bondsman to make good the bond. and in default of d compliance, the suit l. brought If the money can be obtained ill this way the Middlctown concern will not proceed against Holmstedt on the ground | of embezZlement.