Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-19
NAUGATUCK COLUMN.
Two Weddings in st Francis Church
 This Morning. y=E Eaz

ness man, and Miss Annie Farrell, we'll known young lady of this place. The brides maid was Miss Pauline Dowd of New York city, a cousin of the bride, and the best man was William Scully of Wa terbury. large number of friends were present to witness the ceremony. The bride and maid were elegantly cos stunned, The ceremony was performed by the Rev Father Tanning Father Lenehan being absent The wedding presents were quite numerous. Father Tanning also per formed the ceremony uniting William Doc ling and Miss Catherine Carthy. The best couple were the brides stepsister, Miss Daisy Maloy, and Edward Brennan. Both couples left later in the day by train to spend few days out of town.
 Space did not permit of our giving any details of the klein-Wood wedding at Union City yesterday. which was attended by over one hundred friends of the fami lies interested. Laurel and ferns formed the decoration of the room. Joseph Klein, the father of the bride. gave her away. The bride wore a gown of white silk with pearl trimmings, the bridal veil being fastened with lilies of the valley. She carried a | bouquet of the same. Under the canopy of laurel, stood the officiating clergyman, the Rev Mir Meredith of the NJ. E. church. William l.. Loyd attended the bridegroom as best man. Frank Judd and Elmer OS- bron served as ushers. Miss Madeline Menold was maid of honor and strswed white roses in advance of the bride to the canopy. Miss Blanche Klein was the bridesmaid. An orchestra furnished music for the occasion After the cere- mony a reception was held on the lawn, an out of town caterer furnishing the re- | treatments. The bride received many nice presents.
 Miss Jessie McCann, daughter of James F. McCann, aged about 2l years, died last | evening. She has been for some weeks past subject to fainting spells, so that she would have to be taken home from the factory at times. but has not been at work for couple Of weeks. The funeral will take place from St Francis church to- morrow morning at o'clock.
 Mrs Rose Payne and Miss Mary A. Cos grove started for New York this morning to take the steamer for Queenstown.
 Superintendent of the Poor LanGford may be found at his office. room No }, town hall building, every week day after noon from to o'clock. Those having business connected with his department should call at those hours.
 The Woodford family on the heights have christened their new home FairvIew. and We know of no place in this vicinity where a fairer view of the surrounding country can be obtained.
 The Perkins X Thorpe store was closed l this afternoon on account of the funeral of 1. Fl. Thorpe, at Norwich
 Father Lenahan has gone to Virginia. taking an outside route by steamer, for the benefit of his health.
 The auction sale of living statues, at the NJ. E. church last night, drew out large attendance The highest price any yelled female brought was $l.37 while the best man only brought S7 cents. with two plates of ice cream thrown in. The affair was pleasant and paying one.
 George Hubbell. son of John Hubbell, who took a large quantity of Iaudanum on Monday evening. will recover. He was employed here and has been having a lame wrist so that he could not work. He commenced using the laudanum to relieve the pain and kept taking it until a large quantity was taken. pr Johnson and others worked many hours on him, and it was not until early this morning that they thought he would recover. He will be all right in a few days.
 We have heard quite a number of tax.
 
 of bringing streets to grade, the adoption of some suitable plant for the disposal oi sewerage and laying of sewer pipes, but we have get to hear one who does not favor going ahead and getting this work under way. As one of the speakers said oD Monday evening. plant for the dis posal of sewerage should at once be given attention. It Is the opinion of many that there should be a borough me meetiug called at once to discuss the sewerage question The warden says that the system for pipes has already been mapped out by the engi neer. It is certain with our rapid growth that land for a disposal plant can be to better advantage now than secured few years hence.
 We would like to ask our center distrlc school committee what better location they could get for school building than the $ Scott lots on Bradley street Many thini they would be more desirable than those O Mrs Perry.
 The matter of placing fire hydrant or what is known as the trotting park Wa discussed at the last meeting of the board It was thought that as the farthest house were within seven hundred feet of hydrant on Main street. necessity did no warrant the placing of another.
 The committee on band concert for tn evening of July i are not meeting witl much success. They des're to say. that l there are any parties willing to subscrib for the same the list is now ready at F Illy's. One hundred and fifteen person have given enough for fine fireworks dIs play. It remains for the other eigh thousand to say whether or not we hay music
 Do not forget the Guild entertainment and sale at the opera house tonight. Tn , stage attractions will be good and the re , 1 treatments first class
 , The High school hines of Naugatuck an, } Derby played on the trottlng park yester 3 day, their first game of the series Tn , score st the close was 23 to 9 in favor o l, the Naugatucks. There was a good attend c ance.
 Rubber City lodge. N. E. o. P, wi . give an entertainment for the benefit 0 the order. with few invited guests. a Foresters' hall on Friday evening. Tn members of Anchor lodge of waterbur have been invited to be present.
 I. Fl. Thorpe of the firm of Perkins . Thorpe of this place. died at Norwich O Sunday night. the funeral taking plac this morning. Mir Perkins attended tn funeral in Norwich.
 There will be a concert on the greer given by the Citizens band, one week froI tonight.
 The Ladies Missionary societie- of Pro: - pect, Middlebury and the three Congregs
 tional churches of Waterbury will unlt
 with the society of the Congregations church here in a meeting at the paris
 house tomorrow at 2:30 o'clock. All li N dies are invited.
 The Naugatuck base ball club has bee