Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-20
CITY NEWS

Always ready to take picture, the little 'Expo" camera is the handiest of them all. Costs S2.50 and is for sale at Lakes drug store. The films, each twenty-five exposures, are 20 cents a roll.
 The stamp station of the Penny Prevalent bank at the Friendly league will reopen to the public on Saturday | afternoon and will be open each Sat urday afternoon between 3:30 and 4 80.
 A surprise party was rendered to Miss Julia Brennan at the residence of her parents, MT and Mrs Martin Brennan on South View street yester- day afternoon. It was her twelfth birthday and her friends made the oc- casion q memorable event.
 Sheridan lodge, N. F. o. P, will meet this evening at Columbus hall to transact business of the utmost -iIn- portance. At this meeting Supervisor Joseph J. Wooster of New Haven will make his initial visit and it is re- quested that all who can possibly at- tend will do so.
 The will of Angelic Baribault was filed for probate yesterday. All of her estate is bequeathed to her husband, with the understanding that at his death it shall go to their son, Theles- phore. The children Elsie, Charles, Adoulda, Narcisse, Emma. Della, Ma rie and Honore are given S1 each.
 Yesterday afternoon in Milford, Florence, daughter of Mir and Mrs Frank Woodruff of that place, and married by Rev Howard Meserve, pas tor of the Plymouth Congregational church. An awning led from the gate to the house and the decorations on all sides were most profuse. White and green were the conspicuous col ors and the whole house was adorned with cilrysanthemups and laurel. The wedding took place at o'clock. The bride was given away by her father. ! The bridal party consisted of the bride and groom, Miss Edythe D. W. Miller of Newburg, N. Y, maid of honor, Miss Melhcent Judd of Mil ford and Miss Fife Nettleton of Orange bridesmaids, Miss Dorothy Platt. flower girl. Master Henry Lind ley. ring bearer Harold W. Woodruff, brother of the bride, and Benjamin Ccllison of Providence, ushers, and T'rubie DoOlittle. best man, cousin of the groom. The bride was gOwned in imported French white satin trimmed with Iris.8 point lace. and a tulle veil. She also wore a diamond brooch, the Sxsf of4 h,;I 0n6 o cfrinT nf handsome gold beads. the gift of the grOom's mother. The maid of honor was arrayed in white lace over silk trimmed with lace. and carried b0u- ouet. The maids wore white crepe de chine and broad green saShes, which with shower bouquets of White carnations made an artistic sight. The bride gave gifts to the maids. flower girl and ring bearer. The bridegro0m honored his attendants with StickpinS. Many Waterbury people attended the wedding.
 In the wedding gift there Is a chance to lend a hand' in supplying the cargo of the "skiff of life" And it isn't a bad idea to be a bit practical about it. for it's the practical gift that's needed and wears. We have just received a most elaborate assort- ment of cut glass made up of purely quality. Vases of many sizes and pat | terms. sugars and creamers, olive and bon bon dishes. berry and salad bowls. as well as the many different sizes of wine glasses. The Upson Jew elry Co, Gs Bank street.