Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-01
CITY NEWS.

l The Sfmonsville Social club will give dance and sociable in the club rooms at Simonsville next Saturday night. There will be an important meeting l cf the St Mary5 T. A. society in St !'atrick's nall tomorrow night at 8 o'clock.
 The district court will open this evening between and 9 o'clock for the purpose of issuing first papers of citizenship.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Showers tonight; Thursday fair and cooler; fresh east winds, becoming northwest.
 An anniversary high mass will be celebrated tomorrow morning at St Francis Xaviers church for the late Patrick Bowe of Luke street.
 Miss Mamie Morgan of West Clay street and Mrs Joseph Kenney of Dub lin street left to-day for two weeks vacation to be spent in Litchfeld. ] The will of the fate John E. Phoenix was admitted to probate to-day. All l of the estate is left to tue widow, Jo- l sephine, who is nominated executrix. Judge George H. CowelI. president of the Waterbury Agricultural society, | is of the opinion that cider this year will be watery and thin on account of 90 much rain.
 A months mind mass will be cele- brated at s o'clock tomorrow morning | at the Immaculate Conception church | Tor the fepoSe of the soul of the late Martin M. Brennan of Fuller street.
 The funeral of Michael Wallace will fo I-n mic 4o1 o'clock from the family residence on River street with q mass of requiem at St Francis Xavier's church and in- terment ill St Joseph's cemetery.
 All members of Branch No 2. social ist party, are requested to meet in Ear esters' hall at s o'clock this evening. The program of campaign and the full state ticket will be ratified at this meeting. All Interested in the party are requested to attend.
 At the regular meeting of the Carpen- ters' union last evening T. G. Smith was elected delegate to the convention of the state branch of the American Federation of Labor, to be held in Mer- iden the present month. J. E. Sandi- ford was chosen alternate.
 List of letters remaining unclaimed
 
 Balfort, Elizabeth A. Barry, Susie Canfield, John Cavanaugh, Kyron Ca hill, F. T. Curtis, Eva l.. Dunn, R. $. Goodwin, H. Jackson, Mrs Mary Lynch, Barney Murry, Mrs Charles Matthews, Marie DeIary Peret Mrs Mary Smith, James Smith, Mrs Rachel Teller, Mrs John Stewart. Miss Mary Hurley.
 Only Two more nights remain be- Tore the closing of the St Michaers parish fair. The fair has been a re- 1lafkabie success so far, the average attendance eve1y night being very large. To night a first-class entertain h2ent will be given by the Merrimac .A' U. alu! 10 duubt there will be a iafge attendance. Dancing is a feat Gfe. Don't fan to attend tonight. Io-morrow night is the last night of the fair. E
 It is the irftention of the Rev MT Gardner. superintendent of the Union Rescue nilsson to give a musical en- rertainment each week during the fall and winter. an]; the first one will take place on Thursday evening, October 7. A good program has been arranged and the public are invited to attend. Admission free. Superintendent Gardner is alsc arranging to have some "ne of th'. pastors of the city to speak at the mission every week if possible. Ihe mission is still open and has recently been provided with electric lights and new song books. The board of Managers look forward to a busy winter and much good work accomplished.
 Miss LeJta Maude Benham, daughter cf MT and Mrs F. D. Benham of CT Hillside avenue and George T. Wig more of Naugatuck were married last evening ai the home of the brides parents by the Rev Dr Davenport The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Mabel Rose Benham. and Thomas Bowen of Naugatuck acted as Lest man. The usners were Edward Arthur Saunders of Naugatuck and Theodore Frederick Nuhn of this city. Miss BeRhani's gown consisted of a Cainty white crepe de chine over white taffeta. She held a handsome bouquet of bride roses. Her attend ant wore Il costume of green silk mus l,n over white taffeta and carried maiden hair fern. Appropriate music for the occasion was rendered by A. d. BIHAtSNy.# " Io SsttNS q 1CSlldA VI one-half hour immediately preceding the ce.elnony. the Iohengrin march heinz given before and the Mendels- sohn march at the close of the ccre mon. The catering was in charge of Mrs Thorpe and the home was taste fUlly decorated n green and white by Dallas. After a wedding tour, lIr and Mrs Niamore will reside at 67 Hlghland avenue, Naugatuck. The l.ride is one of Naterbury's popular women and the groom is borough treasurer. of Naugatuck and teller at 4l1, Nrn+in,nn1 hank in that town.