Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-06
CITY NEWS

The Second division A. o. H. will hold an important meeting tonight.
 American band prom Saturday even. ing at City hall. See program in to- morrow's Democrat.
 All members of the True Blue Whist club of St Mary's Alumni association
 Miss Theresa Murphy of the Hub restaurant is sightseeing at the Dan- bury fair, guest of N. Brennan oG the Bricklayers' union.
 John Callahan was today appoint ed guardian over Mary B., Jennie c. and Frank Keliher. The appoint ment was made by Judge Lowe in the probate court as there is an estate of some $1,2OO coming to the Kelihers. MT Callahan is their uncle.
 The October meeting of Melicent Porter chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, will be held on Monday afternoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs O. B. Everitt, Columbia boulevard. The reports of the state meeting at Windsor on September 30 will be read and other important busf- ness will be transacted.
 Tn the court of probate to-day Will liam J. Geddes filed, through Attorney Seery, a petition for the appointment of an administrator on the estate Of the late Jane Geddes. The estate con sists of large meadow in the vicinity of Ben Modlr, which is on the grand list at $20OO0. There will be a hear ing on the petition in few days.
 News of the death of Thomas Burke of Waterbury was received by his sis ter, Mrs A. Roberts of Wallingford. Death occurred at the home of his mother in Cheshire yesterday morn ing. He is survived by a wife, three children, two sisters and five brothers, four residing in Cheshire, brother and sister residing in Brooklyn, N. Y.- New Haven Palladium.
 The members of the Catholic Wo. mems association are asked to attend the mass at the church Of the Immacu- late Conception at o'clock tomorrow morning. This years work will begin Monday evening, when the various classes will start the season. Persons desiring to join any of the classes can leave their names with Miss Corden at the rooms or WiLn the teachers Monday evening.
 Tn the suits brought by Henry and George Brodeur, father and son, against the ScoviIl Manufacturing Go a few days ago for $15,0o0 damages. the company will be defended by At torney W. H. Pierce. The plaintiffs are represented by Attorneys Kennedy and Cassidy. Tn ordinary matters Burpee and Carmody appear for the Scovill company, but the company is insured against such accidents as be fell unfortunate George Brodeur, and it is the insurance company which MT Pierce will actually represent in the case. He, however, has been entered in the matter as counsel for the de fendant.
 A wedding of much interest to sev- eral Waterbury people took place in Bridgeport yesterday, when Father Murphy united in marriage two popu-. lar young people of the east side. Miss Elizabeth F. Flannery. daughter Of NIT and Mrs Edward T. Flannery of 507 East Main street, of the cloak de partment of Smith, Murray & Go, and Thomas F. Tague, son of John and An unusually large number of hand- some and useful presents were received by the bride, attesting the esteem in which she was seld. Among the out of town guests were Judge and Mrs Walsh of New Britain. John Moore and family of Waterbury. Mrs Mo Cullough, Miss Dougherty, Miss Ma gee. MT and Mrs Kiefer of New York, Mrs Paul J. aCarroll of Elizabeth. N. r., the Misses Mary, Lizzie and Della Moore of Waterbury Mrs Morse of snsonia, Miss Gallagher of Derby Miss Ryan of Shelton, Miss M. T. sheehan of New Britain, J. E. Miltern of Kansas City, Mrs Mary Lynch of Chicago and others The parents of the bride formerly resided in this city.