Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-16
CITY NEWS

filed with the town clerk indicating that David Ducharme of the Water bury Carriage Go has entered suit against Rosalie w. Lawton for $2,OOO.
 Lester Magraw, son of Dennis Ma graw, janitor of the court house building left today to resume his studies in the Worcester Polytechnic institute.
 1 There will be an important meeting 1 of Division No 2, A. O. H., tomorrow evening in K. of c. hall to enable members to make settlement for tick cts for the Hartford excursion.
 The funeral of Miss Mary Parker will take place at S:3O tomorrow morning from the residence of her brother, Robert, 14 South street to St Francis Xavier church. Interment will be in the new St Joseph cemetery. List of letters remaining un- claimed in the postoffice: D. F. But Ter, Harry Converse, Miss Leona B. Clark, Eugene Dickinson, Mrs Mar garet Donnelly, John F. Gardner, Miss Julia Graham,P. Hanrahan, Miss May Hanlon, Karl Nilsson, Charley Quin- tai, Elbert J. Richmond, Mrs Ms J. Vanstumbergh.
 The Great A. & F. Tea Go, % East Main street are giving to all purchas- CTS of a can of baking powder beau tiful picture of Pope Leo XIII in oil colors, gilt frame, 16x1S, brass corners with colored mat. See it in west win dow. You can't do better. Their Elgin creamery butter at 25c is worth 35c. Try it.
 Wherever banks try advertising they increase their business. That is the purpose and object Of banking attained by means that are recognized as legitimate. There is no business that cannot be enlarged in scope and bettered in profits by advertising New Haven Union.
 The Merrimac Athletic club will be represented on the geidiron again this season. For the, past few Years the Merrimacs have had one of the strongest football teams in the state This year they intend to- have a better one Michael Slavin has been elected manager. He has issued a call for the candidates to report for their first practice on Friday night.
 Margaret Crane yesterday met with an accident that will lay her off for some months. Toward the close of the work day she was working on a power press and though it was thought that she was fully acquainted with all the parts of the machine and knew the ac- tion of each, she almost cut off one fin ger of her right hand. Medical at tendance was immediately at hand and 1 she was taken home.
 Henry McNamara, sick and sore looking, with a semi-circle of blood | over his right eye, his face congested and perspiring, stood in the dock in the city court to-day charged with breach of the peace and intoxication. He was the only one before the court. He has been drinking for month, needless of the support of his family. When he got home yesterday he under took to clean out the house of every thing in it, and but for the arrival of Officer Mclean would have succeeded. He was fined $10 and costs and given one week to pay it in.
 At a meeting of Company z last night the following committee was ap- pointed to make arrangements Cor the annual ball on New Years. night: | Edward Callahan, William Monagan, George Jackson, George O'Nei1, John | Mccarthy. The ball this year will sUrpass in splendor and grandeur any of the former grand affairs given by this military company. The commit tee vii! start to work at once and make arrangements on a grand scale to make the ball one of the finest miii tary affairs ever given in the state Company G voted not to attend the pa. rade of the Spanish war veterans in New Haven on September 28.
 At the Sacred Heart church this morning at 8 o'clock a marriage cere mony took place, the contracting par ties being John Hayes of 632 Eas Main street, a we'll known member o1 the Merrimac Athletic club and Miss Elizabeth Hill of 593 East Main street ; The ceremony was performed by the Rev Father Shelley. William Chen , was best man and Miss Mary Erricc was bridesmaid. After the marriage 3 was solemnized a wedding receptiol was held at the home of the bride MT and Mrs Hayes, who were the re cipients of many beautiful gifts, lef on the 1:13 train on a honeymoon ts
 Boston and New York. On their re turn they will reside at 593 East Mai
 street.
 Speedwell hall was the scene o
 merry festivities last night. The mem
 bers of Martha Washington council Order of Silver Stars, gathered ther
 to assist in the celebration of the fit
 anniversary Of the wedding of MT an'
 Mrs w T. Blakeslee About 150 pe1
 sons were present Recitations of
 pleasing nature were delivered by tn
 Misses Irene Reed and Alta Chapman and Louis Leonard and John c. Latus Music for the dancing was furnishe
 by Miss Merrill, pianist, and MT Ma
 ton, vioIinist. MT Ostrander was tn
 prompter. Among the many gifts re ceived by MT and Mrs Blakeslee wer < the following: Sideboard, friends
 chair Silver Stars; jeweiry box, Wi
 liam F. Lathrop; fruit ladle, MT
 J. H. Sincaster; oak tambour, MT an