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

Miss Lena E. Wood of the New Ha ven hospital is visiting Mrs C. l. Gens Ter of Grove street. Ben Mohr.
 Mayor Elton and City Engineer Cairns were at the branch reservoir ! yesterday and found everything in ex. l cellent condition.
 Governor Roberts yesterday appoint ed William A. Wilson of this city on the state board of osteopathic registra, ton and examination. 1 Helen Buckley has purchased from Frederick J. Scott his 3-family house on Aetna street The sale was made through the Daniel T. Harrington agency.
 William T. Leggett of this city and Miss Grace Adele Patchen were mar. ried yesterday by the Rev Mir Hatch of Stamford at the First Congregational church in Danbury. the home of the bride.
 Mrs Martha B. Chipman. widow of the late Ransom Chipman and mother of Mrs Hollis D. Segur, died last nigh, l at her home. 46 Chestnut avenue. The funeral will be held Saturday after noon.
 A large delegation from the Lyra Singing society will leave here over the Highland division at S:31 to-mor- row morning to attend the annual con- vention of singing societies at New Britain.
 The citizens committee in charge of the proposed demonstration on July ! will hold an adjourned meeting at o'clock tonight in the headquarters of the Waterbury Business Mems associa- ton. Jones Morgan building. Bank street.
 J. NJ. Holczer for several years a resident of Waterbury has decided to try his fortunes in the west. Mrs Holczer and daughter will leave for New York tomorrow where they will remain a few weeks visiting friends. MT Holczer will finish up his affairs here after which he will join his fam fly.
 The trolley company. always well provided with sand. had little too much of it last night and as a result they found it out of the question to keep up with the schedule on some lines. especially on the way to Water vile where it would be necessary to put force of men to work clearing of the tracks.
 Antonio Mancini of the firm of Man cini X Ruggerio. Bank street under takers. will sail from New York for Naples tomorrow on the steamship Lombardia. to be absent until Septem- ber. Mrs Mancini went to the old country last year and the object of MT Mancini's trip is to accompany his wife back to Waterbury.
 The Luddington Mfg Co organized seventeen years ago for the manufac- ture of cigarette machines invented by Frank ]. Luddington of this city. will go out of business on July q. The capital stock was originally SJ0.ODp. but il has been reduced to about 5000. For some time past the business has not been profitable.
 Richard Gustaffson and Miss Alice C. Bradley were married yesterday af- ternoon by the Rev Oscar Haywood of the First Baptist church. Miss Nettie C. Main was maid of honor and Louis A Winchell acted as best man Af- ter a wedding breakfast at the home of the bride on Grove street the cou- ple left for a wedding tour.
 When in need Q. help try 6 25c ad in the Democrat One business man ad- vertised for clerk in our columns and received 92 written answers. besides nearly as many more applied in person IL only costs 25c-
 The new timetable on the New York. New Haven and Hartford rail road. which will % mo effect Sun day. shows the following changes: Soutnbound train leavin. Waterbury al 1,;-s3 ?. un.. will leave at 7s-n. sunday evening train arriving from the south at >aH will arrive at SIP Sunday evening train arriving from the south at s.51 will arrive at 16n. i new freight. leaving Bridgeport at 11.aO P. m- and arriving fin this city at 2:5o a. m.. will le installed.
 Arthur Mz .7uey and Miss Katherine Mcdonald s--a marrief yesterday morning st St Francis Nsvisr's church. Father Curtin performing the cere- mony and cs.-hrat!nz the uupilaI mass Miss Katherine MuIIizan was maid of honor and William ts7eanev Of Portland was best nan. \ welding breakfast was seryei at The home of the brides sister Mrs John Egan. South street. where musical selections were renderei by J. 1L naly. Miss Elizabeth Dunn and Mrs r. Rowe. Nr and Mrs Malc1eF Jeff for a welding tour.
 Wedding gifts of siIver1are. This We wish to impress upon you-the wonderful variety If large stock. the quality and workmanship fn eve-T rieee and extremely esso1ahle fsrire<- The mere fscr that ue show greater vsriery of silverware than auT ether house in Waterbury should bring vou here first. Choice is an easT uzrre-.