Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-16
CITY NEWS.

There was no city court to-day for the first time in many weeks. Prof 0. A. Bailey will commence his large select advanced dancing class in the Citizens bank hall tomorrow even- ing.
 The Eagle shoe store at 3S8 North Main street Grove and North Main street junction), was crowded last evening at it's grand opening sale.
 Miss Mattie Cutler Oviatt and Louis Ostrander were married yesterday at the home of the brides parents on Ledgeside avenue, the Rev Dr Daven- port officiating.
 Miss Carrie Adela Webb and Har- yey B. Riggs were married yester- day afternoon at the home of the brides parents on Grove street by the Rev MT Stockdale.
 Tickets are selling rapidly for the dance which will be given by the Economic league at the City hall on Thursday night of next week. All indications point to a large crowd and a merry time.
 Miss Mabel B. Manahan of Douglas, Mass, and Ernest F. Canfield of this city were married at the parsonage of the Second Congregational church last evening at 7:3O, the Rev J. c. Day. enport officiating.
 Thomas Delehanty, who has been down with typhoid fever at the Wa terbury hospital for the past eight weeks, has almost fully recovered, and it is hoped will be able to leave the institution in a few days. Miss Jessie Ethel Clarke and Ray mond Geary Porter were married yes terday afternoon at the home of the brides parents, MT and Mrs Herbert J. Clarke. 45 Grove street, by the Rev John N. Lewis of St Johns parish.
 The funeral of Mrs Rose Bolan will take place tomorrow morning at S:3O o'clock from her late home on John street to St Patrick's church. The re- mains will be taken to New Haven for burial on the 10:50 train in charge of Undertaken Iulville
 There is no getting away from one's bills, especially for board. Yesterday Robert w Edwards, the musical di- rector of ''Peck and His Mother-in- Law was arrested for bill for board he owed when he resided here. He settled up and was released.
 Leonard Corcoran. whose home is in this city, has been appointed agent of the Consolidated road at Plainville junction, succeeding Frank Campbell, resigned. MT Corcoran has been agent at Col1insville, and he will be succeed ed there by w. l.. Watson, who has been agent at Milldale.
 Miss Loretta Hayes will meet her. pupils at Friendly league hall to-mor- row afternoon at o'clock. The sea- son will be opened at that hour and those desiring to join the class in dancing who have not already done so can meet Miss Hayes at that time and enter their names.
 Mary Mccarthy, aged 21 years. died yesterday afternoon at the home of her parents, MT and Mrs John Me Carthy, 3S6 River street. She had been i'll for some tsRle and passed away suddenly about l o'clock. The funeral will take place tomorrow morning at S:30 o'clock to- St Francis Xavier's church.
 Mrs Frederick Higgins and daugh- ter of Morningside were knocked down by team in Exchange place yesterday afternoon, but escaped any serious injury. The team belonged to Vincenzo Orlando, the Union street | grocer. The ladies were taken into Lakes drug store and after half hour or so they were able to start for | home.
 I Almost. everybody you meet about 1 town to-day is talking about the sights seen at the Wolcott fair yesterday. It was a great day and many think it a I mistake on the part of the management not to continue it during the rest of the week. One of the incidents noticed on l the way home by party of Waterbury l people was seven girls riding on 9 load of hay.
 The necessity of close inspection of the fire hydrants was demonstrated in I a very forcible way this morning when a couple of Superintendent OBrien's men discovered the hydrant at the cor | ner of South Main street and Wash ington avenue rendered useless. Some one drove 8 heavy wagon against it and broke it off at the f1ange under the ground. It stood there apparently all right, but as soon as one of them touched zsit with a wrench he noticed that there was something wrong. Ii Il was put in working order as quickly as possible.
 Dr Hayes, Dr Barber, Dr Moriarty,
 Dr Brown and Dr Maloney are attend ing the annual meeting of the New
 Haven County Medical society which is being held in Meriden to-day. A paper will be read at the meeting by
 Dr Moriarty This is the first time
 in four years that the New Haven
 County Medical association has met
 in Meriden and the first time that a
 physician of Meriden has attended a
 meeting of the county society in four
 years. About four years ago there
 was little friction between the coun-
 ty society and some Meriden physi.
 clans, but this has now been amicably
 settled.
 Some b1under was made on the part of the management of the State Teach
 ers' association with the Consolidated
 road in the matter of fare from Wa
 terbury to New Haven, convention
 day. The regular fare via the Nauga. tuck division is $1.60 and the excursion
 ticket, which must be countersigned by
 the secretary of the association. is
 $1.2O. The regular fare via Cheshire
 is 60 cents. and round trip ticket $1 .O5
 which is only good for date issued
 Teachers with membership tickets car nav fIl1I fare going and with certifi