Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-04
CITY NEWS.

I Hc Dtdru Ol uiidHCc lnel lilS dlteI
 noon at o'clock.
 The bureau of assessment will meet at o'clock tonight.
 The regular monthly meeting of Di
 vision No ?. A. O. H.. will take place 1 tonight at 9 o'clock, instead of at $ This change in the time is made tc give all an opportunity to attend tht | mission.
 Daniel Began and Miss Bridge1 Laden were married this morning al the Immaculate Conception church D, 1 the Rev Father Slocum Timothy OConnell was best man and Mis.
 Elizabeth Reidy was maid of honor. Charles k. Johnson. bookkeeper fol the John W. Gaffney Co and Miss Hen | rietta M. Schindler, daughter of Mir:
 Caroline Schindler of East Main street
 were married in New York city yester
 day afternoon by the Rev MT Williams They will return to this city to-day and will be sure to receive the con gratulations of q host of friends. The
 bride is a well known musician and 6
 pianist of much ability. She has beer
 conducting studio in the Platt build ing on East Main street
 The following Roman Catholic cler gymen have been appointed members
 of the board of consulters for term
 of three years: Very Rev John Synott
 V. G.; Rev Michael McKeon, Rev
 Charles J. McElroy. Rev Hugh Trea,
 nor, Rev John T. Winters, Rev Walter
 J. Shanley. Bishop Tierney has made
 the following appointments: Rev Will
 liam F'itzsimons, Groton: Rev Dr John J. Mclaughlin, church of the Aussump
 tion, Ansonia: Rev r. 0Malley, St Joseph's church, Meriden.
 The Rev Mir Haywood of the First
 Baptist church delivered the address of welcome on behalf of the Protestant clergy of the city at the annual meet.
 ing of the A. M F.. Zion conference
 last night. The response was made by
 the Rev Mir Clement, editor of the Star of Zion, the official organ of the church. The annual sermon was de liyered by the Rev 1. N. Cisco of New
 Bedford. The program for to-day in, | cluded reports of committees and ar
 address by Bishop Hood and the Rev W. II. Coffee.
 The account of Mrs Mary A. Law. Tor as administratrix on the estate of | her uncle. the late Michael McGivney has been filed in the probate court for approval. It shows that Attorneys | Williams and Guilfoile were paid
 S2,40o for prosecuting the suit against | the Scaddens of Railroad Hill street i also relatives of McGivney. and for her own services as administratrix
 she charged S1.3jO. Mir McGivney.
 according to the document, left per
 sonal estate amounting to S5.J39.61. | It will be recalled that some time be , fore his death he distributed all of his
 real estate and about S32. 1000 in cash
 among his relatives. There will be a
 hearing on the report on May 13.
 Superintendent Hotchkiss is having ] portions of the green spaded up and | after the workmen have all the roots | picked out of the lay grass seed will | be thrown on it and Mir Hotchkiss ! thinks it will grow. making q good. hard surface which will make the | park look better than ever. Two young 1 elm trees have also been set out in the | open space across the way from the | annex and if they grow they will fill ! in the gap left there when the big elm | died and was removed some years ago. ! Several attempts have been made to ! get young trees to grow there but all | proved of no Avail. Ii is understood 1 that the seats will be out on the green | in about two weeks and when they ! appear people who use them should be | careful and not harm the grass which
 will he just pccping above the ground at that time.
 The dance tp ha given by inc Pores. ! ters at the auditorium WcduesiIay May 10. will br a regular May dance | IL is given 1T honor of the delegates \ to the convent 3n to he held here May ' 10 and II. and several new features will be introduced The degree worl; of the ladies of Liberty Circle will ' prove of great interest and the work | of Court Champlain's team Is so well | known that their friends will ba on ! hand to give them the glad hand. The price of tickets ar. fifty cents admit f ting a gentleman and lady. Iaty's ! tickets are twenty-five cents and are | for sale by the memlers Of the order ! and nt the box office. \ short parade r composed of the officer and delegate. ' Of the convention and the degree | teams will take place af ' .3p and uas F sing through thp center will proceed 1 to the auditorium where inc I.as, ' dance of the season will be held. Tho
 hsIi will Dc prettily decoratei and \ with fsalIpeau's OrS-hsstTa to furnish
 Inspiration. a splendid time is assure,i Do you 0r any of your friends veal
 thick and heavy glasses; IT so. lei | ouT opficiau show you how he csl.l TO | duep weight over one half by fhs
 most scientific adoption of the Isn,
 grinders art The Tpson Jewelry Co ] ...L u--..- -.-.--.