Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-30
CITY NEWS

The D0aru or Safety wall hold a reg ular monthly meeting this evening.
 The Brooklyn Athletic club wish to remind people that 1,20O tickets only will be sold for their excursion.
 Joseph Montambeau of this city and Miss Roberge were married to-day at Wallingford. They will hold a recep- ton in Meigs hall, Bank street. to- night
 Nearly all the stores will close all day Saturday, July 4, but will make Friday, July 3, business Saturday, re maining open as late Friday night as the public care to buy
 At Q meeting of the board of chari- ties yesterday Dr MJ. Donahue was appointed city physician for one month, commencing July 8. The monthly bills and pay rolls were approved.
 Dunn's daily express and messenger service, under new mana cement, be- tween Waterbury and New Haven. Office removed to 192 North Main. Tel ephOne call, Dunns express: prompt manager.
 The state board of health has sent out circular letters to the street rail- way companies asking for reports as to the location of their pleasure, parks. The general assembly made special appropriation of funds to pay the ex- penses of sanitary inspection of these places, which will be expended under the direction of the state board of 7health. The inspection will cover the matters of drinking water, drainage, cleanliness, etc.
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 Prof E. T.. Baker, the we'll known prompter, and his bride are home, after spending a wedding tour of several days in New York city and the sur rounding pleasure resorts The mar riage of Mir Baker to Miss Mary Le Clair took place last. week Monday at St Ann's church at 7:3O o'clock. the. Rev Father Senesac officiating. The Children of Mary sang at the mass Al wedding breakfast followed the cere-, mony at the church. On Thursday evening reception was held at the home of the groom and on Saturday evening the bride entertained the many friends of the couple at her home.
 Magnolia lodge, K. of F.. held a meeting last evening and elected tue following officers: c. O, ". Fl. La tham; V. C.. A, M. Beech; F., Edward Schwartz; M of W. Edward Miller; K. of R, and s., Ray Palmer; M. of F., | c Fl Morrison; M of Ex. William Adams; M. at A, N. Barribault; I. G., O.. Farr; O. G.. D. Barribault; physi- clan, Dr !. J. Galley; first representa- I tive to grand lodge, O. Bryan; second l representative to grand lodge, A. J. l Cooney; trustee for twelve months, c. D. Egan: trustee for eighteen months,
 
 | be installed next Monday by District Deputy David Miller.
 Rocco Meo, who was arrested yester- ! day for assaulting Michael Mahoney on Baldwin street Sunday afternoon, was released last evening for lack of evi- dence Meo was in the crowd of Ital- fans that attacked Mahoney and his friends, whom, 1t is said, mimicked Meo and his companions and thus brought about the assault: but Meo denies being the one who struck Ma honey with the knife. He saw the wound inflicted, 1t is said, but does not know the one who used the knife, which was an ordinary pocket knife. The worst feature about the whole oc- currence Is the departure of the Ttal- l ians after having been fnsulted, as II and using the knife.
 The iForesterS of America general l committee met last evening to discus: the advisability of holding their an nual field day August 15. The matter l has been under consideration the pas six weeks and has been 8 difficult problem to solve and the members oi the committee reported that, like oth' CT organizations, the Foresters oi America were up against it in the mat ter of observing their annual field day hhis year. It was stated that the com
 rndttee having in charge the selection
 of grounds had carefully looked ovel the situation They have come to th' conclusion that owing to the unsettled
 condition of affairs in the city this sum rmer fit were best not to engage thu
 Driving park for the annual field day
 The matter of observing the day a
 Savin Rock was also looked into and 1 I was discovered that the fare for th'
 trip to New Haven would be ninet.
 cents instead of seventy, as formerly E This plan was also dropped and tn Icommittee now have under advisernen
 the proposition of holding a grand mid
 summer festival.
 At meeting of the St Joseph's T. A 
 society last night the semi-annua, election of officers took place and re suited as follows: President, William Guflfoile; vice president, Patrick Court ney; recording secretary, Henry A Hayden; financial secretary, James H Freney; treasurer James F. Mcknight
 sergeant-at-arms. John Brophy; trus
 tees, John Egan, Jeremiah Dillane Pierce Corden. The entertain
 ment committees report con
 corning the May festival was
 received and accepted. The commit
 tee also reported that arrangement
 were being rapidly completed for the
 clubs annual excursion to that famou:
 shore resort, North Beach. Ticket.
 for the excursion. which promises t
 be big success, were distributed among the members. Arrange nents were also made by members of the society for attending
 tlle grand parade and field day of tn, l e. T. A. U. of Connecticut in Hartfor( :. on July 4 About sixty members vii AH i1J68 =