Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-02
CITY NEWS

The board of finance will meet at o'clock this afternoon.
 An important meeting of the Queens Daughters will be held in St Patrick's hall tonight at S:15 o'clock. All mem bers are requested to attend.
 l. c. Hamlin, formerly with the Rice Baldwin Go of Hartford has re turned to Waterbury and taken po- Co,
 The barn dance of the South End Social club takes place to-motrow evening The committee having the affair in hand promise those who at- tend something new and novel Prizes will be given for the most grotesque costumes.
 The marriage of Dr Thomas J. Me- Iarney and Miss Julia Brennan will be solemnized at the Immaculate Con- ception church on next Tuesday morn ing. They will reside in the Fitzpat- rick block at the corner of East Main and Wall streets.
 The names of eighteen members Of the graduating class of the Waterbury high school appear on the roll of honor. All have an average of S5 per cent or more in their studies during the four years of their courses. This Is an un- usually fine showing.
 The day nursery is to have benefit entertainment next week at Po1ls the ater. The Mother Goose jubilee will be given Friday and Saturday even ings and Saturday afternoon. One hundred and twenty-five children take part in the play.
 csunn,,;r4o~do~A Boys club is now in possession of the two Smith children, who have be come public charges, and will send them to the county home unless suit able places can be found for them with private families.
 4 suit has been instituted by George A. Isbell against Thomas Bronson of Tyler City for $599 for rent of and re- | pairs to house owned by the defend ant. Bronson rented house from the 1 plaintiff last year, agreeing to pay $3 Il month and make certain repairs. Isbell claims he did neither. The suit 1 is returnable to the court of common pleas in New Haven this month
 Captain Fitzpatrick of Go G. c. N. G.; and his men, accompanied by sew eral relatives and friends, will leave ! here on, the 1:05 train Sunday after noon for ten days trip to the St Louis exposition. The boys have been making preparations for the tour 1 for several months and have every thing in readiness for the occasion. l The trip will cost about $50 man, but it will be worth that and great deal more.
 Among the cases that will be heard at short calendar in New Haven next Frdiay are two divorce petitions of local interest, Emma vs John Stenson and Hattie vs Burton Sandland The delegations in each is desertion. Stem sons whereabouts have been a mys- tery to his family for great number years ago, though it is said to have seas one fine morning seven or eight years ago, thuogh 1t is said to have been longer and whether his ship was I lost or that he became too enamored .of the land of the kangaroo to think \ or bother himself any more with the girl he left behind, is the mystery that his wife would like to see cleared up, She believes his ship was lost, how ever. for 1t was never heard of again after leaving port and as he had no cause to forget his home and kindred, believes he would have communicated with her long ago if he were living.
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