Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-29
CITY NEWS

Benedict & Burnhanis factory is closed for the present week.
 James Donahue of North square has gone to New York for days visit.
 A daughter has been born to Mir and Mrs William Moran of Cooke street. The Misses McMahon of Thomaston are the guests of Miss Jennie Heffrin of Cooke street.
 Miss Josephine Hickey of Lafayette street is enjoying a unonthis vacation in Atlantic City
 Tn the case of Chatfeld versus Mor- rds Judge Peasley to-day gave jldg- ment for the plaintiff to recover $399 with the costs.
 Yesterday daughter was born to MT and Mrs Michael Bergin of Haw kins street. The parents are receiv- ing many congra tulations.
 An important meeting of the St Jo- seph's TIA. society will be held in St Patrick's hall tonight at o'clock. Ev- cry member is requested to attend.
 A months mind mass will be cele- brated tomorrow morning at o'clock at the Immaculate Conception church for the late David D. Altman of Pleasant street.
 Rocco Meo was arrested by Detective German shortly after o'clock this af- ternoon, charged with stabbing Mich ael Mahoney in the affray which took place on Baldwin street last night.
 The ice handlers of Waterbury gave clambake at Reeds farm yesterday. It was a big day and those who had the good fortune to be present will long remember the event.
 Miss Agnes Slavin entertained a number of her friends at her home on Dublin street last evening. The even ing was pleasantly spent and the party was 10th to disperse. Luncheon was served during the evening.
 The cornerstone of St Teresa's church, Woodbury, was laid yesterday by Bishop Merney assisted by a large number of priests from different parts of the diocese. The sermon was deliv- cred by the Rev J. H. O'Donnell. Among the priests present from Wa terbury were Fathers Curtin, Traynor, O'Brien and Broderick.
 Everything is ready for the murder trial which will take place in the su- perior court here tomorrow. It will be the first murder trial that has ever taken place in Waterbury. Vincenzo Sanziyaro is the accused and Antonio Ciminera was the victim. The mur- der took place one Sunday evening in March and a few hours after it was committed the alleged murderer was in the hands of the police. He will be defended by Attorneys Bauby, Lynch and O'Neill, and prosecuted by the state represented by Attorneys Kellogg and Guilfoile.
 Frank F. Becton, the well known jeweler, and Miss Ada Davis of Thom- aston were married at St Thomas's church in ThonAston this morning at 6 o'clock by the Rev Father O'Brien. Robert Becton, the groom's brother. was best man and Miss Nellie Egan of this city was maid of honor Subse- quent to the marriage ceremony a wed ding breakfast was served at the home of the bride. After a wedding tour to New York and other places, MT and Mrs Becton will reside at 147 North Willow street. They were the recipi- ents of many beautiful gifts.
 Al candidates for the military cadet ship to West Point from the Second congressional district must file appli- cations on or before July 15. Applica- ton blanks can be had by applying to- F. G. Walimo, Congressman Sperry'sI secretary, 466 Orange street, New Ha- ven MT Sperry has named the fol- lowing committee to conduct the ex- animation, which will be held in Alum nj hall, Yale university, Tuesday, Sep tember I. Professor A. W. Phillips chairman; Attorney A. B. Calef of Mdddletown and Dr R. $. Goodwin, jr, af New Haven.