Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-24
CITY NEWS.

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 Patrick Shannahan and Miss Annie O'Connell were married this morning at the Immaculate Conception church by the Rev Father Slocum. The pest couple were John Shannahan and Miss Ellen O'Connell.
 The American band will give a con cert and dance at Columbus hall, Naugatuck, Saturday evening, April 2G. A number of Waterbury people will accompany the band and a gen eral good time is expected by all
 The marriage of John Cavanangh and Ellen O'Brien took place at the Immaculate Conception church this morning, the Rev Father Broderick of ficiating Miss Katherine O'Brien was maid of honor and Daniel Doran did the honors for the groom.
 Frank F. Warner and Miss Frances Potter were married yesterday after noon at the home of the bride, 325 North Main street. by the Rev Dr Davenport. Ralph Warner was best man and Miss Lillian Potter was maid of honor MT and Mrs Warner will reside at 263 North Main street.
 Charles Raymond vaill and Miss Louise Alma Locke were married yes terday afternoon at St PauPs NJ. E.. church, the pastor Rev F. D. Bassett, officiating. Charles F. Bronson was best man and Miss Alice C. Locke, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. A reception was held at the home of the brides mother on Division street.
 At the church of the Immaculate Conception this morning John Kesfe and Miss Catherine Reardon of Pros pect street were united in marriage. The attendants were Edward Keefe of Naugatuck and Miss Nora Reardon. The bride and groom received many beautiful presents. They will reside at !25 South Main street, where they have a beautifully furnished home.
 The marriage of Miss Catherine Sul- livan and Nicholas Sullivan took place in St Thomas's church this morning. The pastor, Rev Father Crowley, off ciated. The witnesses were John Joyce and Nellie Shea. A reception was held at the home of the bride fol- lowing the church ceremony, at which many friends and relatives assembled. There were many wedding gifts.
 Timothy Hea1ey was fined S5 and costs for intoxication by Judge Burpee In the city court to-day. A case against James T. Leonard for violating the city ordinance requiring plumbers to take out permits for certain kinds of work, was continued to Saturday. Leonard Is employed by NJ. J. Daily and was doing work for the Plume x Atwood Co, and did not take out per- init. He thought 1t was unnecessary to do so. He has retained Attorney John O'Neill.
 Thoms Allen Hart of Danbury and Miss Edith Cornelia Cables were mar ried last evening at the home of the brides parents. Mir and Mrs c. H. Cables. on Lincoln street. Walter B. Wilson of Columbia university was best man and Miss Frances Cables was maid of honor. The ceremony was performed by the Rev c. P. Cor her of Woodmere N. J., grandfather of the bride. Miss Bessie Cables acr- ed as bridesmaid and Clarence Corner of Wesleyan university was usher. Mir u1d Mrs Hart will reside in Dan- bury.
 The Training school cadets gave their second drill under the auspices of Co G's A1ischianza at the City hall last evening and their excellent work was highly commended by all who witnessed it. The attendance last evening at the fete was large and the evenings events passed off in q most | satisfactory manner. The sideshows did good business and those of the l guests who delight in tripping the | light fantastic toe found the floor in excellent condition and fine music fol the merriment This evening Co G will give an exhibition drill in addi tion to the regular attractions and ii is expected that the attendance will | be large.
 Constable Thomas F. Pryor has gone into training for his forthcoming toul l through the city in search of unlicensed canines. The city is in need of money at the present time and if all owner: of dogs can be made to come dowy with the dust it is said that the sun of $2. 800 or $S.000 will be realized from this source. This would be about twic, the usual amount, but it is though that 1t would not be more than $1 pc head for each dog in Waterbury I is hoped that the investigation will b, thorough and that when the officer get through all animals of the dog famil, will have been accounted for and tn city treasurer in possession of nor money than has ever before been re ceiyed from dog licenses.
 The following recital will be givel In Leavenworth hall Thursday, Ma, l l, by Charles Wynbergen. baritone
 assisted by Lion Van Der Helm, vio lin. and Mrs w E. Kimball, accom-
 panist. The program Is as follows
 Toreador song from Carmen" Bizet
 Mir Wynbergen: fifth sonata, Allegro
 Adagio Motto Expressive Scherzo, Al
 legro Motto. MT Van Der Helm an,
 Mrs Kimball; "Life's Lullaby" Lane
 ''Iolly's Eyes, Hawley. "All Flo
 You" D'Hardelot. MT Wynbergen
 Adagio from c minor Concerto, Bruch
 MT Van Der Helm; Figaro aria iron
 Barber of Seville" Rossini, MT Wyn
 bergen; aria for c string, Bach, chan
 son polonaise, Wieniawski, MT Va
 Der Helm; "Repentir," Gounod, "Til
 Death" Marcheroni. MT Wynbergen
 violin obligato, Mir Van Der Helm.
 A good deal of quiet talk is going O regarding the application of the Cor