Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-01
CITY NEWS.

cent word for one day. su
 A baby boy was born to Mir and Mrs John Delaney of 227 River street yes- terday. ...
 The Y. NJ. c. A. baseball team de- feated the Second Congregational church nine yesterday by the score of 11-7.
 There will be a months mind mass tomorrow morning at o'clock for the late Michael O'Brien who died in Ire land
 Butter has taken drop. You can get pounds good table butter for $1 :; also duck and geese eggs at Charles Boylan's, 194 South Main street
 At half price, two lbs Carton crushed oats, 7c; one lb Carton cornstarch, reg ular price 7c, now Sc; for this week only, fancy Elgin creamer butter re- duced from 30c to 27c at A. & P. Tea Co.'S, East Main street.
 Collector Thoms is sending out the tax bills and water rates and the recip- ients of the documents will have some thing to occupy their thoughts for the l next few weeks. They come high, but as the old saw says, we must have | them. | The first annual concert and promen- ! ade of the Lafayette baseball team l will be held in Speedwell hall tonight. 1 The committee in charge promises a merry time to all who attend. Lal- l Hers orchestra will furnish music.
 An examination for positions of clerk and carrier in the postofice ser vice will be held at the local office on May 16. Parties desiring further par ticulars are requested to call upon the secretary of the local board at the post l office.
 I Division No 3, A. O. H., meets to- night and'all members with combina- 1 tion books are requested to attend and turn over the money and books. The union fair closes Saturday night and all books must be in the hands of the committee by 9 p. m. that evening. The funeral of John, the one year and eight months old son of MT and Mrs Thomas O'Brien of Emerald street took place yesterday afternoon I with interment in new St Joseph's ] cemetery. The floral tributes includ- ed cross from the parents of the de ceased; cross, Miss Mary Bowling and Michael O'Bren; pillow, Miss Bes- sic Sullivan; bouquet, Timothy Moyni- l han.
 The committee appointed by the board of public works 50 confer with the Great Brook Manufacturing com pany relative to the condition of the Forest park road, visited the place to- | day and made a note of such work as l in their opinion should be performed l there in order to insure public safety. Later this will be submitted to the company when it is thought the matter will be adjusted to the satisfaction of all interested parties.
 A very pretty wedding was celebrat- ed at high noon yesterday at the resi- dence of MT and Mrs Frank A. Cornell of 38 Hill street, the occasion being the marriage of their daughter, Miss Tillie, to John l.. Brown, popular young man of Brooklyn. The bride 1 was attired in very becoming suit of blue broadcloth They were attended by Miss Charlotte Cornell, a sister of l the bride and Fred Wiggins, friend l Of the groom. A wedding reception was held at the home of the brides parents, after which they left for a wedding trip to New York and Boston. I Papa: "How much more cheerful . everything looks since you finished spring cleaning, my dear" Mamma .sYes, dear. But you notice our silver ware; I cannot make that look nice any longer" Little Blossom (the req head of the house) Now, papa, you some real truly silver last Christmas | o1r CnYc F11J% I must have forgotten it. So get 1t now (Puts up little mouth). Goodbye papa: don't forget" Mamma smiles. l Wilfred Carbery of. Waterbury ant
 Miss Della Mullen were married yes
 berday morning at 8 o'clock at St 10
 seph's cathedral, Hartford, Rev WalteI
 J. Shanley performing the ceremony
 The bride wore white cashmere, trim
 med with silk applique and chiffon and a white picture hat. The brides
 maid was Miss Mary O'Connell.
 cousin of the bride She wore ligh
 blue batiste and black picture hat I The best man was Anthony Nevill
 and the ushers were Michael and Pat
 rick Mullen, brothers of the bride.
 reception was held after the cerenlon,
 at the home of the brides cousin, Mir
 Brinkman. No 10 Hawthorn street
 where many friends congratulated NJ
 and Mrs Carbery. After a weddin
 trip to New York they will make thei
 home in Waterbury.
 This is big day in the office o
 Town Clerk Brett. Owners of dogs
 many of them accompanied by thei
 pets, kept filing into the place from a1 early hour this morning and it look
 as if they would keep it up until o'clock tonight. People realize tha l it is cheaper to step up and pay q
 once than run the risk of being brough into court and put to additional eS pense. Several complaints have bee
 lodged with the authorities about tn
 conduct of dogs in different parts c Waterbury and no doubt this has ha
 something to do with spurring tn
 powers that be into putting up thei
 best efforts to locate the whole buncl : It is a good thing, too. Every do
 owner should step Up to the captain f office and pay. If not. the law shoul