Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-28
CITY NEWS

| | /. < 2 | There was no city court to-day. I Office and desk room to rent Inquire James A. Hynes, East Main street.
 Friday night, not Saturday night the Military band will give their prom in City hall. Program in another col l umn.
 The Bronson library will be closed all day Saturday and the June maga- zines will be ready for use on Friday morning.
 The Merrimac A. c. will give their third annual excursion to Hanover park May 80, Decoration day Special train leaves Dublin street station at l p. m. Tickets 50 cents round trip.
 The following millinery stores will close at noon Saturday: A. F. Cowles, l. Chase, Simons S Go, Kennaugh & Newell, Weller & Go, Buckner's, Alp plebaum's, the Paris and the Famous millinery.
 The case of Nora Coughlin against the United Gas Improvement Go for $1 ,5O0 damages for injuries suffered by inhalfng gas from g leaking pipe was finished in the superior court yester- day afternoon. Decision was reserved. Company G had their field day at the rife range in SimonsXille to-day. They were not as fortunate as the members of Company A in respect to weather, 1t being very showery all day. Captain Fitzpatrick was in charge.
 The vocal and instrumental enter tainment by the McCays, the blind brother and sister, will take place at "A program has been arranged The doors will be open at z:3OF and the entertain ment will begin at 8:15.
 Mrs Michael Farrell of 953 Baldwin street, and her sister, Miss Margaret Dinnan of New Haven, left to-day for trip through Ireland, England and Scotland. Accompanied by z several friends they will sail tomorrow morn ing on the Celtic and will be absent for several weeks.
 At Pine Orchard MT and Mrs A. M. Young are expected next week for the season They are now in Europe, but will return with their daughters, who have been abroad all winter. Very ex- 1 tensive improvements are now on at the Anchorage. the Young summer home, but will not be completed till some time during the summer. New Haven Journal and Courier.
 Joseph Baltruzeitis of Union City 1 had his right eye badly burned with l molten metal while at work in the Naugatuck Malleable Iron works two l weeks ago. He was removed to the l Waterbury hospital where 1t was found l that the vision of the eye was totally l lost and the lids severely burned. Last week Dr Maloney operated and remov- l ed the eye and the patient left the hos pital yesterday fully recovered.
 Nicholas Visconti of Il Ward street l and Miss Louise Rocco of 596 Dublin l street were married at 9:3O this morn ing at Our Lady of Lourdes church by l the Rev Father Karam. Joseph Farge l orge was best man and Mrs R. C. Perry was bridesmaid. After a honey l moon to New York and other places I MT and Mrs Visconti will reside al l Fl Ward street. They were the re cipients of many beautiful gifts. Medical Examiner Axtelle was called this morning to Platts Mills, where John Osborn had found a 4-months-olo fetus in the raceway near the factory It was turned over to Undertaken Der gin after which the medical examinel I reported the case at police headquar ters Tt is not likely that any investi gation will be made with view to de tecting the guilty party, for the chance of getting hold of them would be one in million.
 The officers and honor pupils of tht eighth grade of the Webster school are : as follows: Valedictorian, Miss Clara Goggins; salutatorian, Robert Eustace prophet, William Beerbaum; prophet on prophet, Miss Louise Brandvein will, Louis Kirjjassoff; history, Miss
 Jennie Eggleston; poem, Miss Grace Malone; president, James P. Pagan treasurer, Harry Richard Deane, com
 mittee in charge of the exercises, Ray ; mond Eggleston, Harry l.. Comsteck and Orlando Nunns.
 The first annual promenade anG dance of the Laurier Social club wa:
 held in -Speedwell hall last night anC
 was largely attended. It was very pleasing affair Music for the dancing
 which consisted of twenty numbers
 was furnished by Lallier's orchestra
 and Professor Baker was prompter The committee in charge were as fol ] lows: arrangement committee, Emf
 Parent chairman; Ernest Doucette Walter Brown, Nick Vantriesco; foo, committee, grand conductor, John Sir
 ois, assisted by Emil Gervafs, Ladi Brodeur, Euclid Besette, Leon Dubois
 Philip Gervais. Walter Bown, Eph
 rem Cardinal, Mic Vantris; reception committee, Fred Deroin, Leon Dubois
 Emil Parent, D. Cardinal, Ernest Dou
 cette, A. Depin, w. Bown, J. Peltier
 J. Sirois, Patsy Miller, G. Brodeur .. E. Gervais, Xxi Valrend, N. Besette, E . Arcand, P. Gervais, E. Cardinal, l.
 Brodeur, A. Cardinal, G. Douceau, W
 Teroux, Jos Marcure. J. Teroux, F
 Lize, J. Broceau, N. Vantris, NJ. Mars a ton, E. J. Parent, J. Deroin, A. Evon Tom Herbour, G. Douseau, J. Rigise, J
 Clancy, l.. Foley, B. Kruce, Q. Myers y c. Lowe.
 How would nice diamond ring 2
 for graduation present? Surely notl
 ing could be more appropriate and a
 the same time less expensive when yo