Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-20
CITY NEWS

Moriarty's undertaking night calls
are answered at the ottice door, 135
Broadway, up one flight, or telephone
from any part Of city, 1868.
Drs McLarney, Hungerford and
Farrell were appointed physicians
for the local aerie of Eagles for the
next six months at the meeting yes
terday.
Michael Murphy, a linenan in the
employ of the S. N. 3. T.. Go, got !
slight shock while at work on pole
on North Elm street, Saturday, and had
to be assisted to the ground
James ]. Avery, aged 20 years, died
yesterday afternoon at his home on
Henry street He leaves a widow and
one child. The funeral will be held
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
The graduating exercises OF Notre
Dame convent will take place Tuesday
evening, June q. at 7:3O O'Clock An
intellectual and musical treat IS ant1c-
ipated Tickets may be secured IN
advance at the convent
The proms given by the American
band are growing more popular eyecy
week. On Saturday night the Water
bury crowd was enlarged considerably
by the appearance of number OF the
G. T. A. q. members of the state.
Rev William McNichol, the new
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
church at WATERFOWL, will address
the next meeting of the Waterbury
Prohibition alliance on Tuesday even
ing, June 81, at Christian Alliance
hall, 43 East Main street, room %.
The pupils Of Miss Reeds dancing
class will give shirt waist party
Thursday evening, June 30 The af-
fair will take place at Miss Reeds
dancing academy in K. of @. hall and
pleasant time is In store for those
who are fortunate enough to get cards
OF admission.
The marriage has been announced
to take place at the church of the
Immaculate Conception Thursday
morning, June Both, Of John Burke,
one Of Ansonia's most popular young
men, and Miss Susie Sullivan Of -
Emerald street, a popular saIeslady ct
Curran's dry goods store.
At the graduating exercises Of the
senior class of the City Normal school
which will be held in the High school
assembly hall on Wednesday night,
the principal address will be delivered
by Sara Louise Arnold. the noted edu-
Gator. Miss Arnold is the author of
primer, which Is used in the primary
grades in schools throughout the
country.
Contractor James Sutton Of this
| city completed on Saturday a fine
stretch of sewer work in Naugatuck
Els men have been employed on the
work for the past six months, during
which time they laid 1900 feet of
sewer. The work was done in sat-
! 1Sfactory manner and the streets
| were left in such good condition that
| Contractor Sutton received much
praise from many Naugatuck people.
Contractor Sutton began work TODAY
on Torrington contract
Price, Lee & Co.'S directory for 1904
Is out and as usual it is nut llp in
good shape and is full of interest for
everybody The synopsis is as fol-
lows: Names In directory for Inst
year, including 1926 removals. 27.279.
new names added in preparing hook
Tor 1904, 1872; names erased. 4.07T
increase, S95; total number of names
IN new directory, including LOGO re-
Emovals, 28,174; changes in address.
Ia, 49k It is handy reference book
ana is indispensable in Offices. stores
ana other places where business of a
| RuCA@S AaC lure ~ carried On.
fashionable wedding, in which
many Waterbury people were interest
ed took place in New York yesterday
afternoon at o'clock, when abraham
Nftktn of Harrington, formerly Of this
city, and Miss Danziger of New York
We're united in the bonds Of matri-
mony. After the marriage ceremony.
which was performed In the Henry
street temple, "a grand reception was
held in Apollo hall, which was filed
with invited guests. Among the
guests were the following from Wa
terbury: The Misses Annie and Jen-
ME Nitkin, sisters Of the groom, Re-
becca Freed, Jennie Cohen and Abra-
ham Rosenberg.
To meet the eyes Of those with eye
troubles this advertisement is insert
ed. It's our business to make eye
tests, prescribe a cure for defective
sight and to provide the necessary
eye glasses and spectacles. Upson
Taxryn1,s4u ~. o11ffniana az Rank street