Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-19
CITY NEWS

 at s o'clock tonight in the City h. annex.
 The board of finance met this after i noon at 3 o'clock and approved the i payrolls..
 Don't forget the Military band prom at Columbus hall, s.Naugatuck, to- night, for a good time. .~-... P. J. Coogan has broken ground on Luke street for the erection of hand some seven-room cottage.
 The board of agents of the Bronson library will hold its annual meeting Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
 The nice rain of last night helped settle the dust, but that's about all. There wasn't enough of it to go far towards wetting the parched earth.
 The semi-annual meeting of the New Haven County Medical society took place this afternoon at the Hotel Elton and was followed by banquet
 E. J. O'Hara of Great Burlington, Mass, travelling salesman for Rogers Bros Silverware Co of Boston, is wis iting with his uncle, James S. Carol of East Main street.
 Miss Margaret Duggan, who has been taking a special speed course in shorthand and typewriting at Mon roe's Business college, has accepted a position with NJ. J. McEvoy.
 The Connecticut Homeopathic Med ical society has elected 9ftieers IS fol lows: President, pr H. X. Roberts, Derby; vice president, Dr Amos J. Givens, Stamford; treasurer, Dr E. j.. Walker, New Haven: secretary, Dr H. A. Cameron, Waterbury.
 Miss Louisa Schmidt and Charles NJ. Chrisman were married yesterday afternoon at the home of the brides mother, Mrs Magdalene Bangs, 945 North Main street, by the Rev JolI1 N. Lewis. A reception followed the ceremony which was attended by a houseful of friends.
 John B. Vallee, republican candi- date for constable at the city election, i filed his expense account today. He put out s. W. T. Walsh, political agent for J. J. Mcdonald, submitted q statement He spent nothing. The reports were forwarded to the prose cutting attorney.
 Miss Mary O'Reilly of TerryvilIe and Patrick J. Buckley of Waterbury were married in the Church of the lm- maculate Conception, Terryville, on Monday, and q nuptial high mass was celebrated by Father Neale. The bridesmaid was Miss Katherine Cro- nin and the best man was Joseph Flynn of Waterbury. The newly we'd ded pair will live in Waterbury.
 Leonard Albert King and Miss Edna Frances, daughter of Mrs Gertrude Royce of 2 Grand street, were mar ried at o'clock yesterday afternoon at the home of the brides mother by the Rev John E. Zeiter of Hartford. formerly of this city. Harold N More way acted as best man and Miss | Belle Andrews as bridesmaid. The brides sister. Miss Helen Royce. act ! ed as ring bearer.
 The board of government of the c. ! T. A. [. of Connecticut will he held | in Middletown on Thursday. October ] 26. at 2 o'clock D. m. The notice says i that the place for holding the next convention will he decided and that 1 three applications for it have been re- | ceived-New Britain. MiddletOwn and | TOrrington. New Britain has aban- dOned the idea of holding the conven- 1 ton here.-New, Britain Herald
 In the wedding gift there Is q | chance to ''lend a hand" in supplying ! the cargo of the skin of life" And 1 it isn't had idea to be bit practical about it. for it's the practical gift | that's needed and wears We have | just received a most elaborate assort- ment of cut glass made ID of purely i quality. Vases of many sizes and pat ] terms. sugars and crpameTs. olive and ] IlOn bon dishes. herry and salad ! bowls. as well as the many different sizes of wine glasses. The UpsOn Jew elry Co, GS Bank street.