Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-25
CITY NEWS

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 No concert will be given on the green tonight as the American band will be engaged in giving a concert in Naugatuck.
 James Riorden of Baldwin street and Miss Bridget Flynn of West Main street were married this morning at the Immaculate Conception church by the Rev Father Slocum. Morris Harnlan was best man and Miss An nie Flynn was maid of honor
 List of letters remaining unclaimed in the postoff1ce: Mrs John Blade, Mrs John Brown, James J. Brown, Anatole Cartier, Mrs H. Clark, Henry H. Elliott, Mrs c. l.. Greene, Mrs L. Tasting, Anna Lavmik, Miss Della Mearn, Miss Lena PIatt, H. c. Ref felt
 Miss Frederick Buckley, eldest daughter of the Rev F. D. Buckley, rector of Trinity church, is suffering from typhoid fever at a cottage at Silver Bay, Lake George, where Rev MT Buckley and family have been spending their vacation. Miss Buck ley. is under the care of a physician and two trained nurses. pr Buck ley and family intended to. return about September l, but they will now remain until the patient Is out of dan- ger.
 The trolley company had a force of l men at work last night making changes in the trolley rails in Ex- change place land when folks came into town this morning they noticed I that the rails had been elevated about half a foot Or more above the street level. Just what plan will be adopt ed to bring the grade of the different streets up to that of the track has not yet been made known to the public, but 1t is but fair to assume that ali | this will be attended to when the new 1 pavement is being ladd.
 Arnold Hubbard, foreman at | Holmes, Booth &5 Haydens concern, and Miss Isabel Avery, formerly a clerk at Reid & Hughes were married l yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of the bride at 327 North Main street The ceremony was per formed by the Rev Dr Davenport
 The wedding was marked by strict l simplicity, there being no brides maids nor elaborate decorations. Af- l ter the ceremony there3was a short reception at which only immed1ape members of both families were pres- 1 ent. MT and Mrs Hubbard, wno were the recipients of numerous beau tfful gifts from their many friends, l left yesterday afternoon on a honey
 moon to New York and Boston. The convent of St John the Baptist, at the corner of South Main and Lib erty streets, presents a neat appear ance. A new fence encIoses the pror- erty, which with the house has been newly painted. The yard has been graded and planted with grass seed, thus enabling the sisters to take recre- ation in the open air after they return from their work among the sick and needy. The sisters are now prepared to give lessons in fancy work and also 1 in the French language. It Is the de- sire of the sisters to get a large num- Der of pupils in these branches. At present they have a nice class; still they have room for many more, and as 1 the sisters depend in a great measure upon teaching for the support of the convent. the patronage Of the people is solicited. Arrangements can be made by calling on the mother su- Iperior at any time.
 John Burns, 19 years of age and
 claiming Waterbury as his home,
 finds that beating his fare from New
 York here on the William G. Payne is
 expensive, as he was fined S10 and
 costs this morning in the city court
 for this offence. He pleaded guilty The night watchman on the steamer
 said that when the boat came in last
 night he was notified that there was
 man on board who had refused to pay his fare. This man was Burns, ] who said he had no money. Burns
 said that he was on his way from
 New York to Waterbury where he an
 derstood that he could get. a job. He J had no money and before the boat left New York he had asked the mate if he could not work his passage, but was told that he could not. He was
 determined to come anyway and so
 tried to beat his way here.-Bridge- port Farmer.
 Those dreadful headaches caused often by over exertion of the eyes, as they attempt to overcome their own defects of vision, can be relieved only
 by the use of properly fitted glasses. Don't postpone having your eyes thor oughly tested. Come to us at once The services of our opticians cost you nothing. Frames readjusted free, no matter where you purchased them ] The Upson Jewelry Go, opticians. GS Bank street.