Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-07
CITY NEWS

tonight. 's...
 There will be an anniversary mass at 80 o'clock tomorrow morning at St Francis Xavier's church for the late Mrs Anthony White.
 There will be a months mind mass at the church of the Immaculate Con- ception Wednesday morning at eight o'clock for Mrs John G. Lunny.
 Attorney and Representative Sam uel J. Marsh and Miss Louise A. Hub bard of 937 North Main street were married Saturday at the Parsonage of the Second Congregational church by the pastor, the Rev John G. Davenport, D. D.
 The local military companies in command of Captain Fitzpatrick and Captain Carter left here this morning for Camp Roberts at 80 o'clock on a special train from the Naugatuck sta tion. The boys made stunning ap- pearance and notwithstanding the fact that it was rather early to be out many were at the station and gave them great send-of.
 The clambake given by r. w. Con- nor of Baldwin street and his friends at Pearl Lakes yesterday was enjoyed by strictly limited number, 50. There was enough food for twice that num- Der. Mir Connor saw that all had a good time and William Bartz, the cook, took care that no indigestion fol- lowed. It was one of the best bakes held so far this season at Pearl Lakes
 The following are the new officers of the Washington Hill A. c. club: President, Peter Lawlor; vice-presi- dent, Terrence Coughlin; recording sec retary, Edward Mulvaney; financial secretary, Edward Bowes; treasurer, Thomas Lawlor; trustees. c. Parker. H. Kane, J. Courtney. The sporting committee of the club appointed con- sists of T. Coughlin, R. Altman, J. Dil. lon, D. G. Shea and W. Stafford.
 Tony Charles of Elm street, Water vile, is looking for his wife, whom he suspects is now on the way to Italy with his boarder Joseph Guso. The pair have been missing since Friday. Mrs Guso took with her her two children and about $500, all the savings of herself and her husband Charles has been employed by the Pin company in Waterville and seems to be an industrious man. His wife is about fifteen years older thati Guso.
 A social gathering was held last evening at the home of Miss Nora Lawson of Edward street. During the evening violin selections were rendered by William Leslier and the Misses Susan and Hannah Lawson. vocal selections by George Stokes and Miss Lena Perigard. piano selections by Miss Shovaras. and mandolin seec- tions by Miss Smith. Refreshments were served and the party broke up after enjoying a rare evening of en- joyment. Among the out of town guests were William Lesiier and Will liam Cramer of New Jersey.
 The clambake committee of the Growlers' association held meeting yesterday and decided to hoi,. sir annual bake at Pearl Lakes on Sun day, September 3, the day before La bor day. This will be the banner bake of the year. but tickets will be limit ed to 125. somewhat lower than last year, and the associations reputation and record will be maintained strong CT than ever. The entire proceedings are in the hands of the same commit tee that had charge last year. which means that the bake will be a first class one. Chief Growler Hardie was appointed master of ceremonies and Frank Phelan cook.
 The local Gaelic league Is consid- ering proposition from Charlotte Molyneux Halloway. author of "Nath- 'an Hale" and other interesting pro ductions. to lecture here next fall on ''Original Language of the Gaelic Race" Mrs Halloway Is a Yale col lege post graduate. an able magazine writer. and was for ten years sole editor of the New London Telegraph. She was the Worlds fair prize es- sayist and is highly commented by all who know her. She is the pro posed national lecturer of the A. 0. II. and has had such success every place she has appeared that her lectures were demanded three different times. Mrs HalIoway called upon several prominent citizens to-day and was given cordial welcome.
 At the special meeting of the alder men tonight an appropriation Of SJ,rJ0 will be asked for by the de- partment of public works tO complete preliminary work on the laying out Uf certaiu streets Ii might be vel! Co know if the streets in question are i.. the second district and if not why tlla money Is being raised there. Even q: this be 90 there may be an explana- ton of it which would make 1t ap- pear all right tO those who may fV1t know what the board has in mind At inc regular meeting II is likeiv somebody will inquire why the trolley ep-npany Is not going ahead with the completion of t'e Baldwin street line. The public knows IIothings alo-t the i csy1npast entered sntO between cer- tain city officials and the trolley coTi- tssny relative to the Oakville trestIa question but just the same 1t is un- tIs.rStO1i that the board will he asked to ratffy ft tonight It is hardly fair to expect men in public places to pass on a question of that magnitude with ont having at least a few days to look into it.
 Buy diamonds by daylight Whea selecting diamond an exsminat5on shouh he made by daylight i stone seen by artificial light often deceives the ere Our Precious stones will stand the closest Inspection and any test given them. At rhe same time we would ike you to Iook over Ou- new EEe of dainty fesfopn DeckIacss and