Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-03
CITY NEWS

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 The managers of the City Amaten]
 league will meet this evening at half ['past eight sharp to transact some i'm
 portant business.
 A months mind mass of reuuieu
 will be celebrated in the Immaculate
 Conception church tomorrow morning
 at eight o'clock for the late Mrs ElleI
 Healy.
 St Joseph's T. A. society will meet
 this evening at eight o'clock to make
 arrangements for the celebration to-
 morrow and for the annual field day of
 the society.
 Any day after week cars may be started on the trolley road between | here and Cheshire and on to New Ha- ven. The track work was completed
 Friday and work on the overhead
 wires has considerably progressed. It
 IS expected this work will not take
 more than few days. After that Is
 done 1t will be necessary to overlook
 the road from end to end. clean up here and there, invite the board of rail
 road commissioners to inspect the road
 and with their approval the road will
 be opened to the public. It is said to
 be one of the finest road beds in the state.
 One of the prettiest of June we'd
 dings In BroOkfield took place at St
 JOseph's church at nine o'clock Thurs
 day morning when Edward DOnnelly
 and Miss Elizabeth Kelly both of Dar-
 bury were united in marriage by the
 Rev Father Cronin. The best man l was John McFarlan of Danbury. The
 bridesmaid was Miss Annie Kelly of Waterbury sister of the bride. The bride wore gown of white silk with hat to match and carried bride roses.
 The bridesmaid wore a gown of white
 nuns yelling and carrfec white roses.
 At the conclusion of the ceremony d
 wedding breakfast was served at the brides home on Kellogg street. The bride received many useful and pretty presents including much silver and cut glass. Mir and Mrs Donnelly left on the 6:16 train for an extended wedding trip.
 For the first time mass was cele- brated in Woodm0nt yesterday. and the Catholic sojourners at that favor- ite shore resort were greatly pleased. There were about 100 of them at the service. which was celebrated by the Rev Father Mclean of Milford at 9:30 o'clock on the second floor of the public hall. part of which is used by the volunteer fire company and part by the municipal authorities. It was a great inconvenience for the Catholics to go to Milford to hear service, more- over as the Catholic population of the place has increased wonderfully every year. The trolley car accommodation was far from adequate and it was equally inconvenieDt to go to West Haven. The new order of things will be greatly appreciated and be the means of increasing the Catholic popu- lation of Woodmont.
 The new city directory issued tr Price and Lee Co of New Haven is out and Is being delivered to subscribers | It shows an outstanding gain over that of last year and brings the popu- | lation up 10 something like ,3.o1O. The | total number of names in the Water | ls- | O69 removals. was 2S.114. 5.411 new | names were added in preparing the di rectory for 1905: 4.110 were erased; the | increase being 1.23s The total nun. Der of names in the 1905 directory. in- 1.014 removals Is z9.il2: changes In address. 5.as2: total changes. 15.5Is. In inc 1904 Nauga- tuck directory there were 5.1S3 names 126 removals: S,5 new names were added in preparing the 1905 di- rectory: there were 1.a3s changes n address and 2.3S3 changes n all The book also contains a lot ,f other valuable information which renders it almost indispensable to .very business and professional man in he community.
 Waterbury Is fast becoming a very ,atriotIc town and in a few years it is bought that every line of business vill be manned by people who will vant tO give their help a vacation on day. So far as can be rarnef all the factories will he closed. he banking institutions. the Bronson ibrary and the offices in the City hall ril close their doors the whole day.
 
 nd the carriers at the postoffice will lake but one trip. The barber shops rilI suspend operations at 1T o'elock D the forenoon the meat markets will ot open at all and some of the bake hops will close until "Wednesday lorning. Practically all the stores i'll he closed This leaves but few 3 he brought into line and in time hey will want 10 get ont and take art in the exercises as well as others- vith good weather Waterbury ought , have the best sfsservznce of the 'ourfh of July fhis year ia the history [ the tovn- To be sure z great many ave rone away but some hsve sL szfy come In and others wfIl show ? tomorrow so that probably the umfer coming la pill more than nske D for sbo~e vho had planned to spexa