Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-15
CITY NEWS,

morning at o'clock for the late Jos eph T. Kinney.
 The French Canadian Institute gave smoker at their headquarters on Bank street last night. A musical and literary program was rendered.
 The members of Company will give a smoker in Turn hall on Jeffer- son street next Thursday evening. The Company A boys will be the guests of the evening.
 Several prominent members of the Knights of Pythias left for Meriden this afternoon to attend the reception to be rendered to Major-General James R. Carnahan at that place tonight.
 There will be netting of Barcelona council, K. of O., held in Knights of Columbus hall on Sunday afternoon at 4 D. III. Hereafter the council will meet on the first Tuesday and Third Sunday of each month.
 The first annual dance and sociable of the Pastime Athletic club will be held in Leavenworth hall this even ing. From the manner ill which tick cts have been selling, a large attend ance will be present.
 George Bartuskie was arrested this afternoon by Detective Cahey, charged with breach of the peace. The man lives in the Brooklyn district and his actions of late have been so strange that his sanity is questioned.
 The singing of Messrs Bushnell of New Haven and Clark of Waterbury at the annual banquet of the Water- bury Merchants association last night cfo1 6po1 nf attention and all who heard them would be pleased to listen to them again. The seventh annual concert and so- ciable of the Waterbury Letter Car riers' association will be held in City hall tonight and promises to attract q large attendance. Professor Herr will prompt and the American band or chestra will furnish music.
 Mrs Ellen Delaney, wife of Thomas Delaney, died at l o'clock to-day at her residence, 27 Wall street. Mrs Delaney was one of the oldest residents of Waterbury. She was of quiet dis position and leaves q large circle of friends to mourn her loss. She leaves beside her husband, three children, Mrs Thomas Grady, Nellie and Thom- as Delaney, of this city. Funeral an nouncement later.
 A party of Waterburians who have been storm bound on the ocean ar rived safely in New York this morn ing. The party consisted of James w. Hodson, Thomas FftZmaurice and Will liam D. Richardson, treasurer of the Hellmann Brewing company. They have been sojourning in the Bermuda v0p the wind storm that was experienced here few days ago overlook them and kept them at sea for two days longer than it takes for the usual voyage.
 The fire department of the Benedict & Burnham Manufacturing Go gave dance in Speedwell hall last night. The grand march of eighty couples was led by Ex-Chief Engineer Loomis and Mrs Loomis and Chief Engineer Castle and Miss NorthroD. The affair was in charge Of the following committees: Reception committee. Ex-Chief Loomis. Chief J. s. r. Castle, Foreman T. Hughes, First Assistant T. J. Morgan and Second Assistant r. Hughes: committee on arrangements. T. Hughes. H. w. Byars. John Charles, J. Dalleywater and H. w. ByGrS.
 The annual sociable and dance of the pupils of the Waterbury Business university was held in the school rooms last evening and was a mag nitlcent success, Il large crowd being present. As in previous years, the hall was tastefully decorated for the oc- casioH with flags and bunting by the Reid & Hughes concern. The affair was most delightful in every manner and all present appeared to have passed pleasant evening. The grand march, in which about fifty couples participated. was led by Principal Post and Assistant Principal Miss Nellie Reed.
 Paul J. Ziglatzki and Miss Anna Maud, youngest daughter of Mrs w. J. Chapman were marr1ed yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock, by Dr Parry, at the residence of F. l.. Wooster, S1 Chapel street. Miss Gladys Wooster, niece of the bride, was maid of honor. The wedding was very quiet one, only the immediate relatives and the friends of the bride and groom being present. Gifts, which were valuable and useful, were received from Hart ford, Worcester, North Adams, White hall, N. Y., Rutland, Vt, and also from friends and relatives in this city. The wedding cake was made by the sroom's father. The gift to the bride rom the groom was diamond ring. The bride wore a white lansdowne gown, trimmed with applique. They will be at home during March at 116 North Main street,
 To-day is the third anniversary of the blowing Up of. the battleship Maine and yet how many is cognizant of the fact? Remember the Maine'' has be come rather familiar slogan, and yet how many could have to-day readily answered the question, When was the battleship Maine destroyed? Perhaps some are desirous of forgetting it on account of the many troubles which have arisen on it's account. but this is an unpatriotic way of looking at it. Few flags are seen floating to-day in commemoration> of the event. No doubt the majority of the people be- lieve that the anniversary of the day m, yxh toh s,,1a