Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-28
CITY NEWS

The Rev M. Belanger of Canada is visiting at St Amt parish rectory. American bandsky promenadesky at City hallsky, Saturday nightsky. But tinsky.
 There will be promenade and drill at Eagles hall tomorrow night, given | by the degree team of Waterbury aerie.
 Thomas M. Martone has sold for F. F. Atwood his large brick building at S8 and 90 Scovfll street to Rocco and Rosella Berarra.
 The fifth anniversary entertainment and dance of Augusta Stamm, No 19, U. o. R. M., will be given at Turn hall tomorrow evening.
 Patrick Bunce and Miss Julia Kelly were married this morning at 7:3O o'clock at St Francis Xavier's church by Rev Father Fleming. The wit nesses were William Shea and Miss Bridget Kelly.
 The match game of base ball be, tween the Brooklyn A. C. and the Pas time A. o. for $10O a side will not be played next Sunday, owing to the B. A. 0. celebration the night before, but will be played 6no the following Sunday at Riverside baHR,
 Many perg0nSn Intended the dance which was giyl,stHhSby giyl,stHh Mulcahy council, Knights of Columbus, in the K. of 0. hall last night Fine music was fur nished for the dancing, which con tinued until midnight. The committee in charge consisted of Peter B. Lynch, D. F. Lawlor and Michael Peters. A new official took his place at Yale on Monday in the person of Dr w. H. Callahan, the new medical director at the gymnasium. Dr Callahan was ap. pointed last spring, but did not assume the duties of the office at that time, He has been at the Yale medical school and nas been assistant to Df W.9G. Anderson, the gymnasium director, for some time.
 William B. Brooks as executor set tied up the estate of the late John Loucks in the probate court to-day.
 The accounting shows the inventory of the estate to be $12,OO0 and the debts $1,2OO. The estate will not be | distributed for some time, it being | left in trust with the executor for the heirs. Incidental to the hearing on the accounting there was storm of words between two of the heirs, a sister and brother.
 "A Yankee in Cuba" is the name of 1 play which will be produced under the auspices of St Michaers parish, | Waterville, some time in November. Jean Ingraham, the we'll known actor, l will stage the play and will also enact the leading comedy role. D. F. Law Tor will be the tragedian. Mrs Jean Ingraham will be the leading lady. A fine cast of characters has been en- gagged and the first rehearsal was held on Monday night and went smoothly. The play will undoubtedly be grand success.
 A pretty wedding occurred at the home of R. N Turnbull, of 378 East Main street, one of Waterbury's lead- 1 ing merchants, this afternoon when his daughter, Miss Georgia, and War ren S. Trott were united in marriage.
 The Rev Oscar Haywood performed the ceremony. Robert Turnbull and Miss Mary Turnbull, brother and sis ter of the bride, were the best man and bridesmaid. The house was pret- tily decorated for the occasion with autumn leaves. After the ceremony
 dinner was served at which the partic-
 ular friends of both families were
 present. Miss Turnbull possesses !, quite reputation as a singer, being a
 solodst in the First Baptist church l choir MT Trott is member of the ] Trott Baking Go. MT and Mrs Trott ] will reside at GA Chestnut avenue.