Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-07
CITY NEWS

and Mrs F. M. Bartlett of New Haven.
 Finest Elgin creamery butter 26 cents. A. X P. Tea O., 20 East Main street.
 The will of the late John W. Wright was approved by probate to-day with out any opposition.
 Joseph NJ. Mcdonald and Michael J. Bergen took the examinations for druggists licences yesterday before the state board of pharmacy at the Capitol in Hartford.
 Tomorrow evening the Brooklyn Athletic club will give shirt waist promenade at their hall on Bank street. Lallier's orchestra will furnish music for the affair.
 List of letters remaining unclaimed in the postof1ce: Albert Aspin. Aus tin Andrews @, Miss Margaret Babin, Mrs L. Bergman, Miss Mary Byrnes, Miss Mary L. Barrett, Mrs $. ]. Bris- tol (2), Henry Cook, Mrs Julia Danley, Mir NJ. Gibbons, William Gillespie, Ro- bert Guild @, Henry L. Lowell, Will fred c. Minor
 There will be strawberry and Ice cream festival in Waterville on June 20 for the benefit of St Michael's parish of that place. The festival given last year will be nothing in comparison to this one. for before the pastor, Rev Father Traynor, left for Europe he had completed plans for one of the finest entertainments ever given in the 'ville,
 John Ruttiger of Bethany has brought suit for divorce from his wife Helen alleging infidelity with one John Donovan, also of Bethany. Mrs Rut- gers whereabouts is at present ur- known. She left Bethany some time ago. She was married to Rutiger on October 8, 1903, and it is alleged that between January and May of the pres ent year the basis of this action was established. Kennedy and Cassidy ap- pear for the petition.
 A very pretty marriage was solemn ized this morning at 7:30 o'clock at St Ann's church by the Rev Father Sen- esac, the contracting parties being Oscar Phelix Sancomb of Malone, \. Y., and Miss Aldona A. gComeau of 99 Cole street. The best man was Ber- nard Mcguire of Providence, K. l., and the maid of honor was Miss Alma Comeau, sister of the bride. The bride and her maid were attired in gowns of white mohair and carried flowers. After the ceremony we'd ding breakfast was served at the home of the brides parents. The couple will leave on their wedding tour tomorrow and will take up their residence at Malone, N. Y.
 Milk dealers held meeting last night in G. A. K. block ana formed a milkmen's association of Wdtefbury. Officers were chosen as follows: Presi. dent, Hans Rasmussen: secretary, Will liam Strong, Prospect: treasurer, Charles Rogers. The following were appointed as a grievance committee: George A. Harper F. H. Oviatt. G. S. Vanatta, D. NJ. Rogers, G. l.. Atwood, Norman Rose. Committee on organi- ation, Charles Rogers, B. H. Oviatt. F. P. Clough, Hans Rasmussen and I William Strong. The milkmen felt 1 that they have not been getting their share of the good things of the world and don't propose to do business on the | old plan any longer.
 Counsel for the railroad company ! and Attorneys Kennedy and Bronson representing John P. and Margaret Casey, and the estates of Emily Lang, Robert Lang, H. E. Atwood and Mary A. Curtis made vain effort in the su- perior court in New Haven yesterday to agree upon committee to appraise land damages. The above have been
 unable to arrive at any agreeable con- clusion with the railroad regarding their value of their property which the railroad company claims to need for | the layout across the southern and | western part of the city. In this case | the law provides that the superior court shall appoint committee to ap- | praise land damages ana the court | gives representatives of the land own CTS and the railroad company an op- portunity to select their own commis.
 sion. Counsel being unable to agree
 the hearing was adjourned.
 Waterbury pigeon fanciers will he interested in the following from the | Bridgeport Telegram-U Union: Two homing pigeons belonging to D. J.
 Ryan and H. L. Jessell, respectively
 members of the Bridgeport district oi the National Association of American Homing Pigeon Fanciers, broke all records Sunday in their flight from
 Amherst. Va. 10 this city, distance of 400 miles. which was covered in seven hours and fOrty-six minutes. b I. Ryan's pigeon made the time. A
 close second was the bird belonging |,
 H. L. Jessell, and the third bird be longs to E. r. Webster. The two win ming binds made the following remark. able speed. figuring yards per minute
 Mfr Ryan's bird, 1.512Os yards; Mr Jessell's bird, i.510.1O yards. BirSls will be shipped to-day for the JOO-mils hy from Greensboro, N C. and they [ will be liberated next Saturday at day. break. IT the day Is good the birds are expected to make the fly in from eleven to thirteen hours. although two days are allowed for the race" Wedding gifts of silverware. This we wish to impress upon yOu-the ' wonderful variety of large stock. the | quality and workmanship in every piece and extremely reasonable prices | The mere fact that we show a greater | variety of silvervare than any other house in Waterbury should bring you | here first. Choice Is an easy matter.