Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-23
CITY NEWS.


 office will close at noon every Satur- day until September l.
 The funeral of Thomas Ferris will take place from his late home on Lib erty street tomorrow morning at 8:30s o'clock.
 Special forecast for Connecticut and eastern New York: Partly cloudy to- night and Friday; somewhat lower temperature; fresh to brisk northwest erly winds.
 Mary Sullivan, the one-month- old daughter of Mir and Mrs Patrick Suli- van of 264 Dublin street, died this morning. Funeral at 2 o'clock to-mor- row afternoon. Interment in Calvary cemetery.
 The board of education will hold a special meeting tomorrow evening. The business to be discussed pertains to the heating and ventilating of the Bank street school.
 | Miss Josephine Coyle, who had the misfortune to break the knee cap of her right leg at her home on Kings bury street, last Tuesday, will be re- moved in day or two to St Vincent's hospital, New York.
 There will be . special meeting of Court Wolf Tone, F. of A, in the reading rooms in the G. A. R. build ing this evening. The purpose of the meeting is to take action on the death of one ofsthe members, Thomas Ferris.
 Frank E. Griffin, who rooms at 47S South Main street, is suffering from blood poison. A large nail entered into the sole of one of MT Griffin's feet while he was working at the Benedict Joe S1 1t made a very painful wound, in which blood poison has now set ill
 The last battalion drill of the season will be held tonight at the sarmory. Major Tills will be in command. After the drill there will be dancing, for which music will be furnished by the American band, which has volunteered its services. One of the largest crowds of the season is expected to be pres ent.
 Rev Father Brodercik of Norwich has been appointed temporary curate at St AnnS church to succeed Rev Father Coppens. Father Broderick as- sumed his new duties last Friday. It was he and not Father Frederick of the Immaculate Conception church of this city who assisted Rev Father Sen esac last Sunday.
 Papers were served upon City Clerk Ryan this morning in . suit of the heirs of the late Daniel Ilawlor of Syl- van avenue for damages arising from the grade and layout of that street. It was thought that the matter could be adjusted without recourse to law, but it seems this cannot be done and now the parties have decided to try con clusions in the courts.
 Suit for foreclosure for $500 was en- tered today against Dennis Maloney, Baldwin street, William and Mary. Ann O'Brien, Roxbury and Attorney C.. E. .A1eigs, administrator on the estate of Margaret Maloney. The first named defendant is we'll known citizen of the fifth ward. Fred W. Gray of South bury is the plaintiff,
 During all of next week D. s. Bari bau1t. young veteran of the Spanish American war, will have an interesting display in the window of his pharma- cy MT Baribault served through the entire Cuban campaign under General LaWton. He was a member of the Second Massachusetts. The exhibit will consist of curios, souvenirs and implements of war which he gained possession of during the campaign. The display is shown next week inas- much as Decoration day is next Thurs day.
 Roger. J. Walsh of Hopkins street and Miss Marie Louise Daunais of 149 East Liberty street were married at St Ann's church this morning at 6:30 Rev Father Senesac performed the ceremony. William A. Donahue was best man and Miss Cora Daunais, a sister of the bride, was bridesmaid. The bride was attired- in q pretty gown of blue silk and carried bou- quet of bridal roses. The bridesmaid wore q gown of white silk and also carried bouquet of bridal roses. After the marriage ceremony q we'd ding breakfast was held at the home of the bride MT and Mrs Wushsleft on the SIP train for New York, where they will spend their honeymoon. On itheir return they will reside at their new home on Bishop street, which contains many handsome wedding gifts, among them being several from the employees of the Waterbury Clock and Waterbury Manufacturing shops where the groom and bride were re- spectively employed. The out Of town guests were MT and Mrs Q. !. Quintal of Danielsonville and T'urniss Daunais Sf Worcester, Mass.