Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-01
CITY NEWS

lie Tecepll0D OI Ille JulllOf ana sell for classes of Crosby High school will take place in Odd Fellows hall this evening.
 Veronica Petraitis has brought suit for divorce from Anthony Petraitis on the grounds of intolerable cruleity. She also asks the custody of one child.
 J. F. Walsh. for several years con nected with the Sunday Telegram, has severed his connection with that paper He has not decided just what he will do.
 An anniversary mass of requiem was celebrated at the Immaculate Conception church yesterday morning for the late Mrs Patrick Kane of 390 East Main street.
 The office of Blake & Johnson was entered Wednesday night and thieves carried away about S20 in stamps. How ehey effected an entrance appears to be something of a mystery.
 Mrs Sarah F. Mead and others own ing property on the Watertown road have filed an appeal with the superior court from the layout proposed by the city for improving that thoroughfare.
 Constable Carmody and a staff of a dozen men began today to clear away the attached propersy of the McGov- ern Constructi6H Cd ou Railroad Hill street. It will be necessary to build a temporary structure to hold all of the property that was attached.
 George Stowe, the plucky fulibaek of the All-Waterbury team. who was so badly injured in the game yester- day that he was forced to retire, will probably not lose the sight of one eye as 1t was feared. Stowe was kneed so badly that he had an intra ocular hemorrhage of the injured eye. Dr Maloney, who Is attending him, be- lieves that he can now save the vision unless other complications set in.
 In the probate court tomorrow morning there will be hearing on a petition for the removal of Vita Cres- cenzo Pace as guardian over Carmela Nardazza. aged ]. This is believed to be the first step in long litigation for the custody of this child, whose father was found dead on the east side. New York. last Friday morning, with three bullet wounds in his body. The child is now in the custody of a Mir Lat tanZa. who has had her since she was eleven days of age.
 Andrew Crowley. an employe of the c. k. and l.. Co. one of the best known Iinemen in the state was the victim of a serious accident on Stone street yes terday afternoon. Mir Crowley was near the end of the pole fixing a wire when it gave way at the ground and came down with a crash. Mr Crowley was thrown to the ground with great force and suffered several severe cuts and bruises about the head. fare and body. It was supposed that he was killed. but the situation was not quite as bad as that He was removed to the hospital, where he Is getting along nicely. His condition is not serious.
 The committee to arrange for the re- eeptiOn of Dr Douglas Hyde when he gives his great lecture in Polls De cember IA, held q meeting Wednesday evening and decided to invite to seats on the stage on that occasion all of the eergymen of the city and the presi- dents of Irish Catholic and Scotch so- cietieS. The reasons for this are be cause of the broadness of the subject of the lecture. 'sThe Revival of Gaelic Literature. Sports and Industry and this necessarily embraces a portion of the history of Scotland. Brittany and as well as Ireland. Another reason Is that the Gaelic league of Which Dr Hyde is president embraces an creeIs and politics and recognizes no differences in mankind
 One of the sweilest weddings that have been sOlemnized in fhe Jewish circle in a bong time took place last evening in Mechanics hall. when Miss Rae. daughter Of AIr and Mrs Meniell Of Oakville, and Samuel Chatzinoff. a we'll known eontracfor. were united In marriage by the gr0om's father. Rabbi ChatziDOf af New York. The couple were attended by Ida VII finger. sister of the bride. and William. brother of the groom. The bride was g0Wnel in a beautiful lace robe over white taffeta and carTiesI a shower bouquet of lilies of the valley. Her maid wore white crepe de chine. The ceremony was Ferformed about Ts9o. 30o guests being present. Tho hall was prettily decurate,i After the marriage the guests saf down to al sumptugu~ spread and several inter- r<fing after dinner spesehee WeTe made. The party later adjourned to SpeeIweIl haIl wherp dancing uas aajoyed until an early hour this morn Inx. Mr and Mrs ChnfzinoH left cu une8.iinE trip Co Seu Tork. On ter return they VII reside ct io12 North Main street