Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-11
CITY NEWS.

granted William J. Schlegel against John J. ATcAulfffe for $1 ,994.21.
 Collector ". E. Thoms publishes the tax notices in another column of this paper. Taxes will be due and payable May l.
 Thomas Garvey and son and daugh- ter of John street left to-day to at tend the funeral of Mrs James Garvey Of Brooklyn, N. Y.
 The condition of Miss Annie Brady of Baldwin street, who is at the hos pita1 suffering from typhoid pneu- monia, is unchanged. She is very low.
 Elmer E. Todd of Bennington, Vt, and Miss Martha Moore of this city were married yesterday at the home of the. bride on Clock avenue by the Rev Dr Davenport, pastor of the Sec ond Congregational church.
 Joseph, the 10-months-old son of MT and Mrs Patrick Delaney of Belleview street, died last night. Tine funeral took place at 3:30 o'clock this after noon, with interment in St Joseph's cemetery.
 One of the axles of 3 trolley car on North Willow street broke this fore noon about 11:45 o'clock, delaying travel a considera ble time, at part of the day when such a mode of convey ance is greatly in demand. The car was in charge of Conductor Ross. No one was injured but the shock when the axle gave way was considerable.
 To-day Chief snagg installed new fire alarm box at the corner of Liber- ty and South Main streets. The num- Der is 432 The companies will re- spond to this box in the following or der: First alarm. Chemical No I; Engine company No ?. Hose company No ,, Hook and Ladder company No I; second alarm, Engine company No 1, Hook and Ladder company No 2; third alarm, Hose company No 4, Hose company No 6.
 The Hellmann drum corps gave q street parade last evening, advertising the concert entertainment and socia- ble to be given by the American band row evening The. following artists will contribute to the entertainment: Woodland brothers, German come dians; Master Eddie Keefe, boy so- prano; Daniel Shea, baton twirler; Thomas McGrath, tenor soloist, and Dunn and Dale. Irish singing and dancing comedians. TheN American band will give q concert in front of the Apothecaries' Hall building to- morrow noon.
 A. J. Patton is at work making a survey of the Boughton property on South Main street. The owners are favorably disposed towards the peti- ton now before the city government for the extension of Southview street northerly about 120 feet and thence westerly to South Main street. The proposed new street would run entire ly on the Boughton property and in case it should be ordered done the work should be pushed to completion as soon as possible. It would be a great public improvement and no class of citizens would profit more by it than those who have occasion to pass into that neighborhood with teams. Lounsbury street from South Main street to Southview street is impassa- ble to teams and in consequence it is quite roundabout way to get in or out of the place.
 The suit of Michael Hartnett against Mrs Ellen Curran to set aside a deed to certain property was begun in the district court this forenoon before Judge Cowell. Attorney Russell ap- peared for tlle defendant end At torney Gillette for the plaintiff. The property in question is situated on the southeast corner of South River and Washington streets. It formerly be- longed to the first wife of Maurice Moriarty, on whose estate Eugene Sul- liyan was appointed administrators Mir AIoriarty, believing he had more than q life interest in the estate, deeded it to his sister, the defendant in this case. Subsequently, Mir Sullivan, as administrator, sold the property to the plaintiff. The property is in his possession at present but he wants the deed held by Mrs Curran set aside It was continued to next Tuesday.
 A pretty marriage was solemnized at St Patrick's church this morning at ' o'clock when Rev Father .Gleeson united in the bonds of wedloek Stephen Bloomfield of Silver street and Miss Theresa McKeon of Bank street. John Gleeson was best man while the bridesmaid was Miss Margaret Walsh. The bride was attired in a handsome tailor made gown of blue. trimmed with white silk chiffon and carried a white prayer book. The costume of the bridesmaid was tailor made gown of a maroon color with chiffon. The groom's gift to the bride and bridesmaid were very pretty. Af- ter the ceremony, q wedding break fast was held at the home of the bride. BIT Bank street. The young bridal pair left on the SIP train for their honeymoon. which will be spent in New York and Boston. On their re- turn they will reside at 774 East Main street. The groom and bride were popular employees of the Roger & Brothers concern and have a host of friends as attested by the many and beautiful wedding presents, those which were contributed by their fel- low employees being of an especially handsome nature. On Monday even ing Mrs Bloomfield gave a reception to her many lady friends at her home on Bank street. Piano and violin se- lections and vocal solos enliyened the evenings festivities. A splendid supper was served.
 When you want a team or hack, go to Austin's. Phone.