Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-22
CITY NEWS

A WIISI pdfty VIII uc gNeH Dyl SC Anns society for the benefit of ity church on November 27, at K. of c. hall on East Main street. The fifteenth annual concert. prom enade and sociable given by the~Em- ployes' Mutual Benefit association of the American Ring Co will be held at Eagles hall this evening. James T. Shea and Miss Katherine NJ. Lyons were married this morning at the Immaculate Conception church by Father Brennan. Daniel Y. Shea was best man and Miss Mary Agnes Pickett was maid of honor. Announcement is made of the con- ing marriage, of Patrick ]. Hanlon of South Wilson street to Kathryn Nj. Bresnahan of South Riverside street. to take place in St Francis Xayier,s church Wednesday, November 20. Robert J. Vance of East Berlin. who won the capital prize of $1,200 at the New Britain T. A. B. fair, has pre- sented the society with $25 and has given a $5 gold piece to Miss Cashen, the little girl who drew the lucky ! number.
 Frank F. Kreger and Miss Margaret T. Holland were married this mOrnng at the Immaculate Conception church, the Rev Father Brennan officiating. Thomas Kenealyl assisted the groom and Miss Mary Holland acted as bridesmaid.
 Last evening Philip Holmes. the seven-year- son of Orville Holmes of Walnut street. fell from his back veranda, distance of about 15 feet to the ground, but was fortunate and escaped with few bruises. He had several bundles in his arms and they broke the fall considerably.
 The sixth annual sociable and dance given by the Aid association Of the Scovill Manufacturing Go will take place at Eagles hall tomorrow evening. Music will be furnished by the American band orchestra. The af fair is for a good purpose and the hall should be crowded to the doors.
 The final meeting of the creditors of the insolvenlt estate of the blacksmith, A. A. Derry. was held in Referee New toms office in New Haven yesterday. There will be nothing paid on the com mon claims, but the preferred claims. that is the workmen to whom wages are due, will Be paid small divideAsh aoJames S. Elton has erected at the efi- trance to Riverside cemetery hand some vase of bronze in memory of his parents, the late MT and Mrs John r. Elton It was designed by George C. Russell. sculptor of the soldiers monu- ment on the green and of the column raised to Colonel Chatfield in River side
 A certificate of incorporation has been filed by the Laurel Beach Casino Co of Milford The authorized capital is 5000 and business begins with S1.O00. Franklin r. Stillman and Frank l.. Capps of Bridgeport. Arthur H. Dayton of Naugatuck and Charles c. Root of Milford are the incorpora- tors.
 Tomorrow evening the EdgewOod Athletic club will give its first annual dance and soclable in the school hall in Simonsville. The organization Is composed of voting men of that vlcln- fly and they have been working earnestly to make the affair a success. The hall will accommodate about six hundred and there will he no danger of crowding while the dancing Is on. Lallier's orchestra will furnish the music.
 There was an improvement in the affairs of the city court today. Those who had business there did not have long to wait for a judge. About ten minutes after Judge Peasley showed up. but there was very little business For him to do. He had merely to con tinue a case against Kazimiekas Strikulis for selling adulteratesl rolf fee. Because of the absenee of the dairy commissioners ip Washington it could not be heard
 A new division of the \. O. H. will be instituted at Carter's hall. Water vile. tomorrow night. County Presl- dent John F. Sheehan will preside. Company E. Hibernian Rides will at- tend in body. and the degree team of division will exemplify the work County President I. s. Mccarthy of New Haven will be in attendance. The new division will start off with forty five members. The committee of ar rangements extends a cordial Invita- ton to ali HIbeTnlans to attend.
 At Fraternity hall on Monday even- ing Eagle hive No 16. Ladies of the Maecabees. held a dance and whist eF- fertainmenf. which was thoroughly en- joyed by all those in attendance. The pleasant affair was under the super vision of the following capable com mIttees: Entertainment committee, the Misses Kittie Dennehy. Kittie Sui- Iivan. Margaret Buckley. Julia Gun ningham. Mary Courtney. Annie Court ney. Jennie Kelly. Josephine Quane. Ella Mccarthy and Julia Mccarthy: reception committee. Mrs Elizabeth aFcfarfhy. Mrs Elizabeth Deiss. Mrs T. T. Kilmartin. Mrs Frank Brothers.
 It took the jury in the superior court onyl twenty-five minutes yesterday to come to the conclusion that pasquale Ferino was not guilty of receiving stolen goods 20 pounds of copper in gots from the Randolph Cloves Co. on July 2S. knowing them fO be stoien He was defended by Attorney Gull { foile and the fact that he came to Waterbury some hours after having recrived tie goods from James Ds Lucs was dweit upon strongly hy his counsel neTsuca took the stuf to Derby. where Ferino lives ard cod It to him Frriuo asked him Was f sH rizhtg- and the answer NsA ~Thers iS np danger Ferino has been eight