Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-02
CITY NEWS


 Mayor Elton, Engineer Cairns and City Attorney Kellogg and the con- missioners of the board of public works left here this morning in autos for Hartford to attend the Oakyille trestle hearing before the railroad commissioners.
 William Delaney, the 8 months old son of Mir and Mrs Dennis Delaney, died at the home of it's parents, 365 West Grove street, to-day. The flu neral will be held tomorrow at o'clock. IntermeGu will be in new St Joseph's cemetery.
 1 Police Officer James J. Madden and | Miss Elizabeth A. Corrigan were married at s o'clock this morning at l the Immaculate Conception church | by the Rev Father Slocum. James | Halloran was best man and Miss Mary Walsh was maid of honor
 The board of health will meet this 1 afternoon at o'clock when some de- cision will be reached regarding the charges preferred against Mir Carroll, the garbage scollector. Judging from the evidence brought forward at the | hearing and the fact that the plant is now in good running order, it is not likely that the commissioners will do any more than tell the contractor to continue doing good work and all will be we'll.
 Some speculation is being indulged in regarding the appointment of cap- tain to succeed Henry Heitman. who has been transferred from the Scovill street house to Leavenworth street. It was said to-day that Captain McEvoy will be brought over from the Brook lyn house and given the position va cated by Captain Heitman. and that Dennis Dunn. a driver at the Scovill street house. will succeed Mir McEvoy in Brooklyn.
 It seems that at last and for cer- tainty trolley cars will be run be- tween Waterbury and Cheshire next Monday. General Manager Sewell as sured Democrat reporter of this. He said that both tracks at Summit are as firm as can be, but nevertheless he said that full service will not be at tempted on the road until the follow ing Thursday in order to avoid any possibility of accident. The first car, occupied by Mir Sewell and few oth- CTS, ran over the entire distance Mon day without mishap. Monday next the service will be opened. Monday was selected because on that day travelling is not brisk and there would be less chance of accident.
 Miss Lena Mallette. daughter of Alexander Mallette of 1904 South Main street, and Fred Deaulin were married at St Anns church at 7:30 Monday morning with nuptial mass. The best couples were Victor Boucher ant Miss Agnes Lavanger and Alex Dud- lin and Miss Anna Lavanger. Follow ing the ceremony at the church break fast was served for the bridal party at the brides home and the couple re- ceived the good wishes of host of friends. The wedding party repaired to Columbus hall where. with dancing and music by George Urkart's orches- tra, they had a merry time until mid night. The couple have gone for a wedding trip to several New York points.
 The trial of Pasquale Contalui for the maintenance of Carrie Connor, of 1 Hopkins street, for criminally as saulting whom he has been bound over to the superior court under bail of 5000. will take place this evening in the offices of Attorney Hayes. be- fore Justice of the Peace Finton J. | Phelan. This case ahs no connection tt-it hn r-i,,,i,,n1 nU | against him in the superior court, though it will undoubtedly have some effect upon it. as it will tend to show his relations with the complainant. If the case is proved, Contaldi will un- dOubtedly appeal to the districC court. September term. The result will also have good deal of influence on the civil case against him by the same girl. for SlO,O00 damages. | At yesterdays session of the state ! convention of the Patriotic Order Sons of America. held in Red Mems i hall. officers were chosen as follows: | President. Andrew II. Andrews, Wa | terbury: secretary. S. F.. Crocker. New l Haven: vice president. John Becking. ! New Haven: master of forms. George l fHlllilS. ~butu NpTWdlh. lTedsuTtI. |. | l.. H. Beardsley. New Haven; conduc- I tor. r. II. Mills. New Haven: inspec- tor. George \. Phillips. Norwalk ; guard. Otto Jaeger. Waterbury. The delegates elected to attend the na- tiOnal convention. which was voted to he held on September l2 at Atlantic City. were A. l.. Thompson of New Britain. Mir BretzfeIder of New Ha- ven and C. F. Williams of New lIa- ven. The total membership in Con ne,.ticut k gS7. falling off of over 1000 since last year. The money on hand amounts to SEQ a gain of si22 since 1904.
 DomenicO Manfredi has been ap pointed administrator on the estate Oi Antonio Maneini. who was killed Ou North Main street a few weeks ago Mancini was in the employ of the Chase Rolling Mills Co and AttOrne. BaUiby. counsel for Manfredi. has no tified the company that unless a settle ment for Mancini's death Is made suit will be entered. At the time of the accident which resulted in Mancini's