Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-01
CITY NEWS

The aldermen et at o'clock tonight.
 The board Of education will hold a
 meeting this evening. Several reports are due from committees.
 On next Friday evening the Hamilton
 Park 4. c. will give their first annual barn dance at Hamilton hall, Mill Plain.
 John Pleasant. an employe Of the Waterbury Manufacturing Co, left town last evening to take up his resi- dence at his old slome, New Milford.
 Charles A. Morse. for several years superintendent of Benedict X Burn hams. has severed his connection with the firm. He is succeeded by Mir Weaver of AnSonia.
 The Rev Charles 4. Dinsmore. the new pastor of the First Congregational church. and Mrs Dinsmore, will be ten dered a reception tomorrow night by the ladies of the parish.
 All is in readiness now for the final subscription cotillon this evening as a closing feature of Prof Bailey s dancing classes in Music hall. which has been elaborately decorated for this gala night The p'rs'n will be by the Elite string orchestra. Tickets will not be sold at the door to meet the request of pupils for limited at- tendance.
 The Young Mems Catholic Literary association will give their thirty-eighth annual concert and reception at Lea venworth hall on next Friday evening. In former years their affairs were al- ways classed among the best. This year the committee in charge have made great preparations for the event and they expect to outdo all former dances given by the association.
 The bringing of the Waterbury Ma chine Co under the same management as the Waterbury Farrel Foundry and Machine Co will in no way interfere with the running of the same plant al the old stand On the contrary, it will give it big boom. for the brisk competition between the two con- cerns will no longer exist and no doubt both places will profit by such change. '
 The funeral of Mary Agnes Shee- han took place yesterday afternoon from the residence of her parents. Mir and Mrs Patrick Sheehan. on Baldwin street with interInent in new St Jo- seph's cemetery. The floral tributes included bouquets from the parents of the deceased and from Daniel Cro- nan. Mrs Martin. Patrick Sheehan. Annie and Robert Riley. Mrs Shee- han. Air and Mrs Northrop.
 Miss May Dwyer. for years stenogra- pher in the office of the 0'Neills. and Robert NJ. Babin formerly of this city and now superintendent of the Lock Safety Co at St Louis. were married at 6 o'clock this morning at the Im- maculate Conception church by the Rev W. l. Slecurn. Frank O'Hearn was best man and Miss Mary Joy was maid Of honor. f'he couple left for the hone of the groom, where they will take up a permanent residence.
 There will be special meeting of the Queens Daughters tomorrow even ing 10 make final arrangements for the May festival which opens on Wednes- day of next week at City hall. As this will be the last meeting before the fes- tival begins it is expected that all the members and all the committees will be in attendance On account of the in St Patrick's hall the meet ing tomorrow evening will he held in the basement ot the Sacred Heart church.
 The women's mission al the Im- maculate Conception church closed yesterday afternoon and a week. mission for men was opened at [ o'clock in the evening. The attend ance was so large it was found ne- ceSs;iry to use the two halls in St Pat rick's block. Tie place was crowded at : o'clock this morning. too. II is estimated that about 3fs more per sons started off 10 make the mission than were present on any evening during the w0men's week.
 A party of friends called at the hone nt Mr and Mrs Thomas warf on Round Hill street last ereniny ,o wish them a pleasant voyage oyer the sea If eonjusal fife on which they embarked a week ago to-day. After the saIutatiofz customary tp such an occasion had been exchanged. a hand some dinner set was presented 10 them as a token of regari Among he visitors there were readers and lI Irsicians and everybody made him self at home without any delay. And -he singer sang and the musicians played and the readers reeited- It was a ve-y pleasant party and the visitors we-p entertained to their 1esr1s' content
 You nay think thst voIr old jewel -y Is beyond rEpairin- and putting mo serFiCeabie coalition but we can nake it as good as new. Speciality Iasie of re1nishing and plating goli md silver arTirleS. Cpson JeveIrT 1o. e Bank street