Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-25
CITY NEWS

The American band will hold it's weekly promenade tonight.
 St Joseph's T. A. society will hold its regular monthly meeting to-mor- TOW afternoon at 4 o'clock.
 A months mind mass for the late John Casey will be celebrated at St Patrick's church at o'clock Monday morning.
 The firm of Ered T. Ley X Co of Springfield has been employed to per form such work as the city intends to do on the outfall sewer for the pres ent.
 Magic lanterns. drawing states, harmless guns, balls, handsome pie lures, hockey sticks, lots of new books and games, any one can be had for a U. S. & Go ticket on Tuesdays.
 Merritt B. Wheeler. aged GA years, died yesterday at his home, 163 East Main street. He leaves widow and seven children, Frank, George Merritt, Jr. John, and the Misses Addie, Mar celia and Cora Wheeler. The remains will be taken to Southbury Monday for burial. Burpee X Carmody have notified the city that the suit entered against Fred T. Ley X Co of Springfield by Peter Larocoue of East Main street is un- warranted, as the company did noth- ing there except what its contracr called for, and they will look to the city to make good any, expense the company may be put to in defending itself in this case.
 The case instituted some time ago by Mrs Clementine Sweeney of Cole street against Mrs Elizabeth Kelly, formerly of Stone street, for $50 was | heard yesterday in the city court by l Judge Peasley Notwithstanding that the allegation was emphatically de nied by Mrs Kelly and gher husband m that they ever saw Mrs Sweeney s S30. judgment for treble damages was given. An appeal to the district court will be taken.
 Dr Lyman Beecher Sperry of Ober- ] lin. Ohio, will be the speaker at the i first meeting for young men in Jacques opera house Sunday after noon at 4 o'clock. He will give a con- 1 fidential talk on the science of life. | Isaac Beecher Clarke of the Second Conlgregational church quartet will | sing and Joseph G. Baril will furnish a cornet solo. Admission is free to all young men. A collection will be taken to defray part of the expenses
 Last evening was the nineteenth an niversary of the marriage of MT and | Mrs Michael !. Keefe of Adams street and right royalty it was celebrated by the family circle and a few friends 1 The musical part was i'll charge ol Miss Martha Lynch of Union street. | delightful singer and accomplished mu sician. and Miss Mabel Taylor. It wal very pleasant evening before it wal over and Mrs Keefe received man! hearty congratulations, and they pre- pared their guests for the road with fine luncheon.
 The feeling against Horace Garnscl of this city, president of the 1al' freshmen class. Is growing more DIT ter and now the whole student bod! is demanding his expulsion from th' institution. Garnsey, it is said, no
 only got himself into trouble by sell
 ing his tickets to speculators, but als' has been the means Of placing th'
 names of two of his friends on tn
 black list since they gave some of tn
 tickets to Garnsey which he sold t
 the speculators. They understood tha
 he wanted the tickets for friends ant
 willingly procured them. Althougl
 they do not appear to be at fault ye
 their names will in all probability D
 published when the black list ap
 pears. Garnsey is we'll liked in thi
 city and is said to be pretty goo
 fellow and his friends are sorry he i
 in such a mix-up. One of the fresh man class was in town to-day and sai the feeling against Garnsey was yer
 hostile.