Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-08
CITY NEWS

Tonight is the night when the Brooklyn athletic club will give it's shirt waist promenade at the clubs hall on Bank street. Lalliers orches- tra will furnish music.
 Miss Frances Bragel and Patrick Carolin surprised their friends and rela- tives few days ago by announcing they were married in New York on January IS.
 William H. Davis died last night at his home. 1855 Cherry street. The fun eral will be held Saturday afternoon with service at Hall Memorial chapel at 3 o'clock and interment in Riverside cemetery.
 The regular meeting of division g. which was to have been held to-mor- row evening has been postponed until Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Every member is requested to be present at that time.
 The local division of the A. O. IT. and the ladies auxiliary are making ar engagements for memorial day, which comes one week from next Sunday The officers of the several divisions and of the ladies auxiliary are request ed to meet this evening in A. o. Fl. hall
 The annual deliberation of Scottish Rites MasOns of Connecticut was held in Masonic hall. Bank street, today. Delegates were present from different towns in the state and were given a cordial reception by local members of the order. Quite few of the visitors have acquaintances in Waterbury and these did good deal of hand shaking when they got onto the streets.
 The exhibition of class work at the Catholic Women's Association rooms closed last night after being viewed by large number of people. The at- tendance yesterday was even much larger than that of Tuesday. The ex- hibition was great success and the members of the association are re- ceiving congratulations from many outsiders for the merit of the work which was exhibited.
 Attorney James NJ. Lynch has been notified that his client Thomas Flana- gan of Birch street has passed the ex- animation for a position as steam drill foreman on the Panama canal work. Flanagan's standing was 92 per cent. The examination was a severe one. He has not yet received an appointment but is likely to any day be notified to pack his things and get ready for Pana- ma as appointments are given to those standing highest in the examinations. The salary for steam drill foreman is SlJO a month with board and lodg- ing. medical attendance and six weeks vacation once a year. besides free fare to an from ones destination.
 A pretty wedding took place this morning at St. Francis Xavier church at 9s30 o'clock, the Rev Father Cur tin officiating. The contracting parties were William IT. Doyle and Miss Elizabeth M. Dunn. The best man was Patrick Doyle. brother of the groom and the bridesmaid was Miss Mary Kenny. The bride was gowned in a beautiful blue silk and hat to match and carried bridal roses. The bridesmaid was gowned in blue silk and wore hat 10 match A reception was held at the home of the brides brother. n. I. Dunn. s1 Washington street. Nr and Mfrs Doyle after a NtlHinE EAp VIII rr-nt at sstt bafl- win street.
 The Chemical engine company had | two still alarms today. At 113o o'clock a curtain hanging near a gas stove in DilIon's fancy needle work store on Center street caught fire and ! after an intellectual fighf with it for a | fe~ moments word was sent to the Chemical engine company. Two men with extingui<hers were sent to the place and after cutting away the board | ing which by this time had caught fire. the spreading flames were exffnruish- | ei The lo~s vss slight not quite s1uD. | fully covered by insurance. WhiIe C. men were working at this fire another l still alarm vas f~ceived from F. R Fields house Ss Lxu1en s<reef- This Nas an unDecesnnEy fUn- Aomeo1e ~e>ine sfeau cputnx frem c pipe p<c jrct1nx frpu the r1pf usr1ppk n for pDeke au1 pR<1um1nG cne p1nre ~us en 1N erat v0g1 V olou1uID ss thr0-