Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-30
CITY NEWS.

the guest of Miss Mollie Moran of Cherry street.
 The Rev Father Murray of Hartford spent Thanksgiving day with his par ents on South street.
 The choir of St Cecilia's church will not rehearse this evening on account of the illness of the organist Miss Marie Heringer.
 Henry J. Galpin of Waterbury has filed a petition in bankruptcy in the United States district court. Liabil- ities. S1 ,9S3; assets, $10O.
 Thomas Phelan and Miss Mary Cole man were married yesterday at the Im- maculate Conception church by the Rev Father OBrien. The witnesses were Miss Mary Coleman and Patrick Phe- Ian.
 Patrick J. Stanton and Miss Mary Kirby were married yesterday morn ing at the Immaculate Conception church by the Rev Father Slocum. Miss ! Winifred Morrison was maid of honor and William Carter did the honors for the groom.
 John CarmOdy and Miss Hannah Sullivan were united in matrimOny yesterday morning at the Immaculate Conception church, the Rev Father SlCcum officiating. James Matthews was best man and Miss Mary Sullivan was maid of honor
 On Wednesday Mrs J. Hennessey of ? Wall street met with a serious and unfortunate accident Mrs Hennessey was walking around to the rear of her residence when, in some mysterious manner she slipped and fell heavily to the sidewalk, breaking her leg at the nr I1-1n 1 her home. and pr Mcdonald was sum- moned and rendered all possible surgi- cal assistance.
 Charles F. Arrol. aged 49 years. died this morning at his home. 1133 South Main street He leaves q widow and two daughters. He was a pattern maker by trade and worked at the business until a short time ago. when lie was obliged to retire on account of poor health. He was q fine mechanic and was well liked by everybody who knew him. The funeral will take place Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock Half dozen small boys made an assault upon John Sings laundry on Nlrth Main street. just above Kings bury street, Wednesday evening and broke the glass in the north window. which is quite q large one. The re- moyal of the Hope mission. which was situated q few doors below this laun- dry. is said to be due. to the frequent visits of the same gang of boys who broke the window. Every night all most the boys would disturb the pro- ceedingS of the mission The police were unable to cope with them A survey for an electric road from | Milldale in the town of Southington ! tn "nt tn,.1111 h Meriden. Southington and Compounce Tramway company at an early date. for the purpose of presenting a peti- tion to the general assembly at it's next session for permission to build the same. The Connecticut Lighting and Power company, operating the Water bury and New Britain electric road systems. have made a survey. proDos- ing to connect those two lines. This company will likewise petition the general assembly for charter rights to build along a survey that will practi- cally ignore the borough of Southing- | ton.
 | The sociable and dance of the lief ferson base ball club. which was held in Speedwel hall Thanksgiving eve was an immnSe success, socially. nu- merically and financially The grand march. which commenced about 9 o'clock, was led by Manager Joseph Reid and Miss Norah Hayden. About seventy-fiye couples followed. The dance program which consisted of twenty-one numbers, was highly pleas ing to the large number present. Hal lam's orchestra furnished music for dancing, while Professor Herr prompt ed. Joseph Reid was grand floor con- ductor. The reception committee con- sisted of the following: J. McLoughlin, M. Slavin. c. Klobedanz. r. Fox. J Ray. H. Galway. J. Burgess, NJ. O'Con- nell. T. Kenney, J. Burns, J. Lawlor, J.. Reid.
 At the church of the Sacred Heart yesterday morning at ' o'clock John Casey of South Main street and Miss Julia Duggan of Wolcott street were united in marriage, the Rev Father Bray performing the ceremony. James Reilly of Naugatuck. nephew Of the | groom was best man, while Miss Liz zie Mccarthy acted as bridesmaid. The bride was handsomely gowned in a tailor made suit of brown, with hat to match. while the bridesmaid was nat | tily attired in a tailor made suit of navy blue and wore a black hat. The groom, who is employed at the Steele JOuHSoh COlupduS dHu IS al DODulaT member of the Brass City fire com. pany. was presented with a handsome couch by the members of the latter
 while the bride was handsomely re membered by her former fellow en- lployes at the American Mills by a present of a handsome Morris chair The wedding gifts were many and cost ly. After the marriage ceremony a wedding breakfast was held at the
 home Of the bride PIP Wolcott street
 where the bridal pair will reside ir the future. r..
 The Children of Mary of the parish of Our Lady of Lourds entertained a
 crowded house in Concordia hall las1 evening with the presentation of the lplay of St Philomena. The cast was as follows: St Phiiomena. Mary Bau by: Emperor of Greece, Sophia Mascu To; St Martin. Edward Masculo: Moth CT of St Philomena, Lucy Orlando; Two Madames. Rose DesSeraul and Parne
 Martone; Father St Philomena, Sylves ter Martone: Soldiers, Charles Bertuc cio and John Junnunnie; The Devil Nick Viscenti; Orchestra. Nicholas Wis conf F. FsSpoSitO and w NaSoulo