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

I I-Ht tOud1lCS LSSlGSIOu dIu MISS Lulu Wheeler were married yesterday after noon, the Rev Oscar Haywood of1ciat- l ing.
 Harry M. Werner and Miss Daisy M. Glass were married yesterday by the Rev Oscar Haywood, pastor of the I First Baptist church.
 l The Misses Molloy and McCue of l Windsor Locks, who have been spend I ing the past week with friends both | here and in Naugatuck, will attend the ! class reception of the Naugatuck High l school in Naugatuck tomorrow night. Several local people expect to- go.
 The Waterbury Button Go has con- pleted the work of repairing it's walk on River street. Superintendent Reil- ey gave J. Richard Smith 8 hint that the walk needed attention and had force of men at 1t the next day. What pity others don't look at things that way.
 I At a meeting of the South End Social club yesterday afternoon the follow l ing officers were chosen: President, Timothy E. Moriarty; vice-president, Louis Burger; recording secretary, James J. Fitzgerald: financial secre- tary William H. Lawlor; treasurer, Bernard F. Reid; trustees, John Mori- l arty, Bert Lavigne and Thomas Lally. Trinity church was crowded last night by Masons and others who gath cred to hear the pastors, Dr Buck ley's, address to the state lodge of Con- necticut F. and A. M Dr Buckley dwelt upon the mad scramble for gain in this country and said that if Ameri- cans would relax somewhat the in l tensity of their living and obey the inn pulses to play, there would be fewer nervous systems, fewer mad houses, and fewer deaths from obscure causes. The temple of justice on Leaven- | worth street was in full blast to-day. 1 Down stairs Judge CowelI held forth on the case of William Munson versus l Alfred Rose. Attorney Thoms repre- l scented the plaintiff and Lowe and Bur- 1 pee the defendant. The issue was a bill of SITS for ice. Up stairs Judge l Peasley heard the case of William K. l Chatfleld versus Evelyn T. Morris. The 1 pladntiff in this n1eA1ter was represent ed by Attorney Bronson and the de- l fendant by Gillette and Huntington. l A bill for $500 for services rendered is claimed by the plaintiff. In each case l decision was reserved.
 Yesterday was big day at St Jo- seph's cemetery. It was Memorial day with the A. O. II. and Holy Name l societies and this being generally known, large crowds collected from all parts of the town to see the exercises, so that the place was throngcd the ! whole day. The Holy Name societies, John M. Moran, marshal, after listen Y +r& anT II, l Brennan at the Immaculate Conception | church, marched to the cemetery and decorated the graves of all their de- ceased members. They were about l through when the several divisions of the A. o. H. entered to the roll of the drum, the scream of the fife and the presence of the military causing a rustic of excitement, especially among the children, many of whom never be- fore saw a body of armed men. The societies stopped at the Hfbernian plot I where prayer was offered by the Rev Dr Martin of St Ceci1ia's parish, the vast assembiage joining in the re- sponses. Before leaving for the ceme- terry the program as announced herein Saturday was carried out at St Pat rick's hall, where Father Fleming of St Francis xavier's church delivered the memorial address.
 Dhe marriage of Attorney Terrence F. Carnody and Miss Loretta O. O Ryan, daughter of MT and Mrs John Ryan, North Main street, will take place to-morrow morning at 9:3( o'clock in St Thomas church. The ceremony will take place with a nup' l tial high mass and will be performed Il x1J the church of the Immaculate Concep tfon. a great friend of the bride pros. 1 pective, while the mass will be cele
 brated by Father Crowley. pastor ot
 St Thomas' assisted by Father Ken t nedy. The ceremony will be devoid of all unnecessary ostentation. A re.
 ception at the home of the bride wil Il follow the church ceremony at whAcl
 only immediate friends and relative. 5 will participate. At noon the happy
 couple will start on brief trip. Tn.
 ''best man" will be John Ryan, broth
 CT of the bride, whose maid will bt
 Loretta Heffernan, daughter of MT anC
 Mrs HeffeTnan of East Main street.
 A young fellow named Michael Ma
 honey was stabbed by an Italian or
 Baldwin street yesterday afternoon
 
 transaction, but the one that is credit
 ed by the police, who are aware of al
 the details, lays the blame for it ol
 Mahoney. This says that five Ital
 ians, three men and two women, wer
 passing and that Ma'honey mimicket
 their gestures The Italians took of
 fense and accompanying their womel
 to their homes returned to where Ma honey and his friends were still stand ing. One of them made lunge a
 Mahoney and inflicted wounds whicl
 were sewed up by Dr Mcdonald I
 required five stitches. When bloot began to flow the Italians fled. 4 man manned Rocco Meo denies havinI
 been implicated in the matter ant called at the police station this morn . ing and explained his whereabouts q the time the stabbing took place. Ma 4 honey's wounds are mot dangerous.
 When you notice the attractions i, the window Of the Upson Jewelry 0
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