Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-20
CITY NEWS

A daughter was born this morning to MT and Mrs Jacob Lasser of Bridge | street
 John Sullivan, a student at Holy Cross college, is home for the summer vacation.
 Mrs Alfred Tivy of Hartford is the l guest of MT and Mrs Peter F. Malone of Cooke street
 The estate of John OIeson late of Middlebury, was settled up in probate to-day by the administrator, John Basham. Professor NJ c. Donovan of the High. school faculty and wife have gone to New York state to spend part of the summer.
 In the court of probate to-day let ters of administration were granted Priscilla Pheil on the estate of her IateY husband, George Conrad Pheil.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Cloudy, with occasional showers to- night and Sunday; light to fresh east to south winds, increasing on the south ern coast.
 Clerk Marsh of the superior court began to figure up the costs of the trial
  not guilty few days ago. It is said the figures will amount to about $2,00O.
 The members of the Alumni associa- ton Of St Mary's school enjoyed a. pleasant social evening in the Mulcahy Memorial building last night. The 1 association will give an outing to Lake Compounce on next Tuesday. Veronica, the i've months old daugh- | ter of Mr and Mrs Vincas ValtruZitus of 31 North Leonard street, died yes terday afternoon. The funeral will ! take place tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock with interment in Calvary cem- I etery,
 The members of the senior class of the High school will enjoy an outing to Lake Compounce on Monday. The male members of the class will do lit tie celebrating tonight. A drum corps has been engaged to enliven the occa- l sion.
 A small boy named Ole Martell, liv- | ing at IA Round Hill street, received | injuries that will spoil his Fourth of July fun. He was firing off cannon cracker and it exploded before he had, time to get beyond danger. His face was badly cut and bruised.
 Rate payers should bear in mind that the assessors are still in session and will be during the balance of the l present month for the purpose of re- l ceiving sworn statements of taxable property in Waterbury. People who fail to comply with the law within that time will have to be content with what the assessors may decide to put in. Everybody who owns any thing l that ought to be fin the grand list should have sufficient interest fn it to have something to say regarding it's value. The law gives them an}oppor- tunity to put a valuation on it and those who neglect to take advantage of it have no reason to find fault if they do not like what the assessors decide | upon in the premises.
 l Tine following item from New .Jer sey paper will be of interest to many readers of the Democrat, as the groom formerly lived in the Brooklyn district and has many friends here: Miss Caroline Cecelia Murphy and Edward Francis McFadden, both of BelleviIle. were married yesterday afternoon at St Peters church in that place, by Rev J. P. Smith. The Bridesmaid was Miss Mary A. Murphy, sister of the bride. Harry Smith acted as best man. The bride wore white point d'esprit over white silk, with ribbon and pearl trim ming. Her bouquet was of bride roses The bridesmaids gown was of white organdie, over white silk, trimmed with valenciennes lace, and she carried pink roses. The wedding march was I played by Mrs Frank Senior, the brides sister. A reception was held at tha home of the brida'S mothnr Mrc Alice Murphy, at IS Bridge street MT and Mrs McFadden will reside at 121 Mill street, Belleyille"