Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-28
CITY NEWS


Miss Celia Macanley, teacher ia the
Russell school, is spending vacation
at Walnut Beach.
William Post, formerly OF Spring
street. has purchased the Oak Inn
hotel in Union City.
Miss Lucy Rabe Of Ia State street
has returned from an enjoyable visit
with friends In Bristol.
The union committee of the Holy
Name societies VIII meet at the Sacred
Heart church tomorrow night at 8
O'Clock.
William O. Lampson OF the United
Gas Improvement Co has returned
from Atlantic City, where he, has been
enjoying vacation.
D. F. Sullivan OF the North End so-
cial club VIII leave Saturday Tor
two weeks vacation TO Poughkeepele.
n. X, and st Louis.
Louis S. Reed, teller at the Manu-.
facturers' National bank, and Mrs
Reed, will leave on Saturday on an ex-
tended trip to Atlantic City.
w. ]. Nation, director of the Ameri.
can band has resigned and Director
James M. Fulton was elected To flll
the position. Frank Al Smith has
been chosen librarian.
The boys in Waterbury enjoy swim
ming If the sale Of bathing trunks is
any indication. There Will not be-
enough left to go around at ten cents.
2. s, q Co say the big lot put on saIas
this week are going fast.
Lawrence Leonard. an old gentle.
man with a splendid war record. died
to-day at the Brookside home. he
was born In ireland about 70 years
ago and came to this country in 1S47.
The remains were removed to Null
yille's morgue.
The election OF officers at the lass {
meeting OF the Queens Daughters re-
suited in the reelection of the fol- +
lowing: President. Mrs J. H. Kills
duff; first vice president. Mrs
Schaffer; second vice-presidenz, Mrs
Sarah Hayes; recording secretarv.
Mrs "A. D. David. The only Changes
Were Mrs Doran as treasurer and
Miss Conron financial secretary
The Connecticut grand lodge of the
German order of Red Men has elected
the following officers for the coming
year: Grand high chief, August Kiek
of New Haven; first vice-chief, Ge0rQm
Fischer Of Waterbury; second Vice
chief, FL. Grfete of South N0rwalsr:
grand secretary, August Petzsch of
New Haven; grand treasurer, Paul
Berg of South NorwaIk; grand high
priest, William Loef1er OF Waterbury.
grand marshal Charles Miller OF Newt
Haven; grand herald, Charles sXV1eneM
OF Waterbury; grand guide, Randolph
Henricks OF Bridgeport.
Captain d. E. Fitzpatrick OF CO
G received notice to-day from fthasad-
jutant generals office requesting him
to send a requisition for new khaki
uniforms for the members of his CONF
pany. This news will be received
with delight by the members of tha
local military companies. The new
uniforms will be furnished to all the
companies in the state and VIII be,
more comfortable than the old One<
and will be nattier. They Will be o8
darker shade The new uniforrnaf
will probably arrive in time for usa
on the trip to Manassas.
"a pretty wedding took place this
morning at the immaculate Conceps
ton church by the Rev Father Slocum.
The contracting parties were Maurica|
r. Carey and Miss Julia OiRourke. &
both OF Fuller street. The best man
was Maurice E. Carey, a cousinBof th8l
groom The bridesmaid was M0llia|
Sheehan, cousin of the groom also
The bride was attired In gown OF
brilliantine' and wore a picture hat tO
match and carried white prayer book.
The bridesmaid was attired in gown
of white, with picture hat and care
ried bridal roses. The presents wera
pretty and numerous. Mr. ana Mrs.
Carey will reside at their new home at
50 Wall street.
David Albert, the vender of farn
produce who was arrested yesterday !
In the south end of the city for shol@f
lering," settled his case on payment OF
SIS. He told the chief he was not4
aware of the law relating to shoutlng3
and in any case he didn't fhdnk he was +
making much noise. The chief exs,
planned the law to him and the ped
dler left, saying tthat the fine was more 7
than he made the past two days Peos
pie want that law enforced and ven~
ders who forget themselves and maaxa.
foghorns of their mouths must not b9l
surprised if they find themselves In Z
trouble. They have the use OF fhel
streets without license and that {
ought to be sufficient for them.
There will be numerous attractions
in the amusement line at the Driving
park on Saturday afternoon when tha
annual convention Of the Connecticut
Filters and Drummers association
takes place. There will be baseball +
game between the champion amateur
team of Bridgeport, the Sacred Hearei
Z. A. B., and the strong MerrimacI
team Of this city. This game alonal
will be worth the price of admission.
Dancing will also be enjoyed I'm
the evening at jacques Audftorfulnl
the baton swinging contests and the
fife and piccolo contests will be held.
Many OF the best f1fers and piccolo
players In. the state are entered in
these contests and are desirous or
winning the beautiful prizes. LalIier' 81
orchestra will furnish music for the I