Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-08
CITY NEWS

| A daughter, Gladys May, was born
| Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs Harry Brown
of No IL Cossett street
AT the rooms of the Washington
Fill Athletic club on Friday evening
OF this week there will be another
popular promenade. Good umsic will
be provided.
| John II. Miller and Miss Katherine
/ Dunn were married this morning at
the Immaculate Conception church by
the Rev Father Brennan. The wit
,nesses We're Joseph Dillon and Miss
Anna Dunn.
Mayor Elton, City Engineer, Cairns
and the members of the board of pub
lie works left to-day for Providence
and Worcester to inspect the sewage
disposal plants In these towns. They
will be absent a couple of days.
Luke Bowling and Miss Mary B.
Kearney were married at the Immacu-
late Conception church this morning at
8 o'clock. Father Slocum performed
the ceremony and Father Brennan cele-
DRAFTED the nuptial mass. Miss Ellen
Kearney was maid of honor and Nor.
gan Conner was best man.
People who were about town this
morning shortly before 10 O'Clock re-
marked the meeting Of three funeral
professions ia Exchange place, one
coming up South Main street, another
along West Main street and the other
coming down North Main street All
! We're vending their way to the Cath
[ Ollie cemeteries in the eastern section of
| the city.
Miss Sadie Jacobs and Joseph Namias
were married yesterday afternoon at
/ re Hr,c M
and Mrs Samuel Jacobs % Spencer
avenue, Rabbi Wellington performing
the ceremony The bride was unat-
tended. A reception was held at the
residence of the brides brother, Ralph
! Jacobs, 81 Spencer avenue After a
wedding tour Mr. and Mrs Namias will
reside in Lawrence, Mass.
AT the meeting of the department of
public works yesterday afternoon a
| communication was received from
/ Charles D. Nye of the Waterbury
/ Business Mems association asking if
there was anything the association
could do to assist in an effort to have
the new state reformatory located in
this city. Some of the members
thought this a matter for the board or
decided to have the communication
| transmitted to the board OF aldermen.
At the regular meeting Of the Wa
| terbury Medical association to be held
| Monday, June 10, at 8 p. M, at the
rooms Of the Doctors club, No 95 Bank
4 street, DR. a. b. Davis, attending ply
i stefan to the society of the lying-in hos
/ pital Of the city Of New York, will be
present and read a paper on obstetrical
procedures as carried out at that insti-
| ton. DIR ID. d. Ashley, orthopedist to
| st Marks and the German Poliklinik,
| will read paper, subject, Treatment
of Acute Tuberculosis Spondylites in
Infants and Young Children"
A very pleasant surprise party was
held Tuesday evening at the home of
Miss Lucy Frenzy, West Main street.
i Several games were played and among
those who contributed to the evenings
entertainment were the following:
"Blue Bell Edward Fox and Miss
Lucy Frenzy; eMeet Me at st Louis"
Ella Burke and Frank German;
"Your Dad Gave His Life for His
Country, John Frenzy; piano selec-
i tons, Miss Nellie Mulligan; Walter
Moran entertained the crowd by his
merry jokes and buck and wing dane
ing; cake walk, ]. Carmody, f. Hfg-
gins, Mabel Moran, Jennie O'Hara.
/ A peddler named Joe Digler was ar
rested yesterday for stealing his own
i horse and wagon. In the morning the
outfit was attached for claim of $50
by Joseph Pope of Canal street, and
was put in Peter Kelly's barn on Bank
street During the forenoon Dilger
presented himself at the barn and CON
WINGED Mr. Kelly that he had paid the
! claim. He was accordingly given the
horse and wagon. When the constable
who made the attachment discovered
that his quarry was gone he had a
warrant issued for Dilger's arrest,
which he served himself. In the end
digger had to pay about So more than
the original claim.
The semi-annual election of Off.
GERS of the st Mary's alumni associa-
ton was held last evening in Null
cahy memorial building and the fol-
lowing officers We're elected: Presi-
/. dent, John Gaffney, vice-presldent.
Miss Nellie Frenzy, secretary. Miss
= Emma Boyle; treasurer, Miss Katharine
, Carroll Bergen. This is Miss Ber-
, gems second term. The retiring of
: ticers are William Ryder, Miss Alice
, O'Connor and Miss Jennie Culhane
! Two attachments were put OH the
grocery store of M. J. Bisnovitch on
! East Main street this morning. The
! first was put on by Attorney Guilfoile
|. for 5000 and the second by Attorney
| Durant for $130.
t Miss Elizabeth Moore. daughter al
/. Mr. and Mrs Anthony Moore Of lbs
: Central avenue and Thomas Corrirar
l were married at the church of the I'm
e maculate Conception at o'clock this
: morning, with a nuptial high mass. A
large number of relatives and friends
were present. The ceremony was per
J formed by the Rev John r. Moore 81
st Thomass seminary, Hartford, cou
sin of the bride. The bride wore /
gown of dove color crepe de chine ovel