Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-16
CITY NEWS

A daughter was born this week to MT and Mrs Joseph Connor of Farm street.
 MT and Mrs Edward Moran are re- ceiving congra tulat tions over the arriv- al at their home of baby boy.
 Storekeepers and others have com menced decorating for Saturday, when the temperance men of the state will come in to spend day in Waterbury.
 If it's muddy on Saturday pair of those $8 trousers with a turn-up will be the thing to wear and U., S. & Co.'S South Main street store the place to get them.
 The funeral of Mrs Hanora Fenton will take place from her late home on Ayers street tomorrow morning, with a mass of requiem at the Immaculate Conception church.
 The household goods belonging to Walter L. Frisbie, consisting of piano, parlor, dining and office furniture, safes, etc, will be sold at auction Saturday afternoon at o'clock
 Richard Allen, a former resident of this city, died yesterday at his home in Meriden. He was member of Harmony lodge, IF. & A. M. and was
 
 Bros. He leaves a widow and two adopted children.
 A pleasing recital by the pupils of Miss Josephine Mcknight. teacher of the violin, will be given this evening. to which the friends of the young pupils have been invited. An excellent pro- gram has been prepared. and an even- ing of much pleasure is anticipated.
 Ane funeral of Mrs Elizabeth O'RouTke took place this morning from her late home on Ridge street, with mass of requiem at St Francis Xavier's church by Father Fleming and inter- ment in new St Josephs cemetery. The bearers were Henry Mccormack, Tim othy McMahon, John W. Sayers and Robert F'laherty. The floral tributes included pillow from employees of MT Phelan's room at Holmes, Booth S Haydens.
 A resident of Edward street wishes to invite the attention of the depart, ment of public works to the condition of that thoroughfare. Last season op- erations were commenced on the grade and layout of that street and worked until the funds gave out The job is about half finished, and what he wants to know now is if 1t Is going to be left V M. u big retaining wall there is menace to life and limb and the residents feel that something should be done with it this season. They don't expect to see the place converted into a popular boulevard, but they do think that it ought to be made passabIe, the wall finished and q railing put on It. They would like to have Mayor Elton get astride of his charger some evening about z o'clock when they will all be on hand to show his honor what they want.
 A very pretty wedding took place at St Mary's church, Branford, Wednes- day, when Theresa 0. Hartley and John J. O'Meara were united in mar riage, Miss Annie Hartley, sister of the bride, and D. O'Meara acting as best couple The marriage and nuptiaI high mass that followed were per- formed by the Rev J. 0. O'Meara. brother of the groom, Father Martin and Father McGinnis assisting The bride and groom entered the church while beautiful solo was being rem dered by one of the members of the choir The marriage took place inside the altar railing, the bride being a member of the Children of Mary. The wedding reception took place at the home of her father, William Hartley. where many beautiful and costly pres sents had been received The bridal party left at 4 o'clock for trip to New York and Washington, h. O. Many friends and relatives were present from Waterbury. After their wedding trip they win reside on Daggett street, New Haven.