Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-06-09
CITY NEWS


Sunday morning, June l..
Frank x. Bergen has been chosen
manager of the washington Hill A. G..
base ball team, to succeed Edward
GJrley
Mrs John McHale of North Main
street. while alighting from car Mon
day evening, sprained her right ankle,
and had TO be assisted home.
Miss Susan Kelley of Howe street,
New Haven. visited friends here yes
terday. Miss Kelley sails for Ireland
Friday, on the White Star liner Celtic
No imposition Of anv kind whatso-
ever is permitted either under the
and Sells Brothers aggregation or
upon its exhibition grounds.
List of letters remaining unclaimed
In the postoffice; John Bowen, Mrs W.
M. Cllshman. Mrs Ward Chapman,
care Mrs Andrews. J. 3. Griffin Mrs
Eva GoodselI. John p. Hern, Thomas
Healey, Mrs Wineford T.. Parkhurst
William Wilkinson.
Howard G.. Laire Of Woodlawn ter
race and Miss Katherine Lotus of
Judd place were married this morning
at the Immaculate Conception church
by the Rev Father Slocun1. Peter
Conroy was best man and Miss
Bridget Day was bridesmaid.
Martin Sullivan and Miss Katherine
! Sullivan, both of ia Mill street, were
married this morning at the Immacu-
late Conception church by the Rev
Father O'Brien. The witnesses were
Michael Sullivan and Miss Mary Tan
genny.
Thomas r. Moran of 203 South Main
street and Miss Teresa McGreevy
were married at S:45 o'clock this
morning at the Immaculate Concep-
| ton church, the Rev Father Slocum
| officiating. Micahel Stapleton was
! best man and Miss Jane McGreeyy
was maid of honor.
There is a bowling contest now I'M
derway at Belleview lake grove in
| which there is much interest manifest
| ed There are three handsome prizes
for the highest scores. The first prize
is a silver bowling pin, regulation size,
mounted on pedestal. 1t is well
worth winning.
The following are the officers for
class day exercises at the Crosby
! grammar school: yaledictorian An
Kelly; historian, Mary McDermott;
prophet, Alta Coddington; prophet,
| William Loomis: class will. Edith
Turner; president, George Beach, room
%, Crosby school.
! The New England Watch Co EN-,
ployes' excursion next Saturday will
give everybody a grand opportunity to
see the White City by night as the
train leaves New Haven at, ii D. M.
Don't miss this opportunity. as it is
the cheapest way to go. Tickets entitle
you to trolley fare going and returning,
also one admission to the White City
| fireworks at 0 p. m.
The foreclosure proceedings for
taxes which have been pending
against Anna M. Garter, formerly
principal of the Porter street school
were heard to-day by Judge Cowen in
the supreme court. Attorney Thoms
represented the city. Judgment was
/ given for Sal and law days set for
/ September 5 and 6, the first for the
city and the last for the Dime Savings
| bank.
The department. of public safety
| chaperoned by Chief Snagg, made a
tour of inspection of the fire houses
to-day and found things in apple-pie
order. They also took d peep into
Chief Egan's quarters and expressed
much pleasure at how things looked
p there. The place is small, but it is
well looked after and will suit all re
| quirements until something better car
be had. The full board was present
"A very pleasant surprise party was
held at the home of Miss EIizabett
Doran 1872 Baldwin street, last even
Ing. Several games were played anf
among those who contributed to til,
evenings entertainment were as fol
lows: Blue Bell" by Miss Ella Mul
ligan and Walter Moran; Meet Me a
st Louis" Miss Ella Keefe and Johr
Walsh; I'm the Valley Of Kentucky.
by j. Koran and Raymond Dillon; yiolir
selections by w. ]. Kelly; cake walk
by Anna Moynihan and ID. Dowd. Til,
merry party departed at late nour.
Don't neglect any little trouble will
your eyes; 1t may be a great troubl,
before long. Our examination by ;
skilled optician is both free and fair
If there's nothing wrong we tell yol
so. The Epson Jewelry Co, opticians
| No az Rank Strant