Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-28
CITY NEWS


 The North End Athletic club will no doubt have a large crowd at it's so- ciable and dance on Friday night. This association always draws well.
 On Friday evening, April 20, there will take place in this city one of the most unique affairs of the age when Court Fruitful Vine,, 5991, A. o. F. give a private masquerade at Forest ers' hall.
 The K. of c. auditing committee win hold a meeting in the office of J. A. Hynes at 8 o'clock tonight to audit the bills of the recent union fair and finish up everything connected with L-e entertainment.
 James Brennan and Miss Anna Bar rett were married this morning at the Immaculate Conception church by nesses were Frank Lynch and Miss Nellie Barrett.
 | There will be an important meeting of the Bricklayers, Masons and Plas- terers' union this evening at 7:3O o'clock in American hall All members. are asked to be on hand early as 1m- portant business will be up for ac- ton.
 
 Miss Bridget Donnelly of Bridge street were married this morning at the I'm maculate Conception church by Fath- CT Frederick. John Donnelly was best man and Miss Annie Sugrue maid of hoonr.
 There is new novelty for the little fellows in U., s. & Co.'S boys deparr- ment called the ''Pop Up" You can hit the bullseye almost every time. If the salesman does not think to give you one when making any kind of purchase, ask him for it. The marriage of Judge L. F. Bur- pee and Mrs Ina +. Briggs takes place this afternoon in the Church of the Messiah, New York, at o'clock. Attorney T. F. Carmody and Attorney A. F. Bradstreet will attend the cere- mony. The latter is related to the bride.
 Horses never were in bigger demand in Waterbury than at the present time This was made quite plain yesterday by the army of people that stood about in the rain at Sackett's auction and bid in the twenty-six horses offered for sale in short order. Many resi- dents of the rural districts who dis posed of their horses last fall rather than feed them through the winter are looking around for horsefesh now and claim that it is hard to find it at any price.
 William Joseph McGrath of West Main street and Miss Margaret Grout ] of Field street were married at s o'clock this morning at St Patricl's church by the Rev Father Gleeson. l Edward McGrath, brother of the I l erine Grout, the brides sister, was bridesmaid. After the marriage cere- mony a wedding breakfast was held Edward McGrath of West Main Main street. MT and Mrs McGrath, who were the recipients of many beautiful gifts, are enjoying a we'd l ding tour to Washington and Rich mond. On their return they will re- l side in a block on Mattatuck street, which was presented to the young couple as a wedding gift by the groom's father, Edward McGrath. The block contains two stores and six tenements
 The February term of the superior court closed to-day after the hearing Of Edwin A. Moore's appeal from pro bate. This was the longest February term the court has ever had since it was opened here. Judge Thayer, who 1 presided all this month, goes to New l Haven Tuesday. The May term opens next Tuesday with Judge Rob- I ertson on the bench and tomorrow he | will preside at a short calendar ses- sion at which the triaI list will be gone over and cases assigned for l hearing. The two cases of Julia and Joseph Corbett against the Colonial Trust Go. as trustee, have been taken i from the court docket and put on the l jury list, and the case of Mccarthy against the Connecticut Railway and Lighting Go for damages to a hack and horse has been claimed for the trial list. There will be no divorces heard tomorrow.
 It's changed world to old folks. folks whose time-dimmed eyes are made young again through the magic of right fitting glasses. And this pleas ure and comfort costs so little meas ured by it's value there should be none who may say they can't see as they used to-" The Upson Jewelry Go, op- ticians.