Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-02
CITY NEWS

l 1, A. o. H., tonight.
 The department of finance met this afternoon at 3 o'clock
 On Monday evening the Society of St Joseph will hold their nineteenth annual sociable and dance at Speed well hall
 Richard English and Miss Sadie McKim were married at o'clock this morning at the Immaculate C0ncep- ton church by the Rev Father Bren- man. The witnesses were Miss Hattie Kelly and John J. Brennan.
 Court McGivney, Daughters of Isa- bella, will hold meeting in K. of C.. hall Sunday afternoon at o'clock, to make plans for initiation and install ing of members and for entertaining guests who are expected to be present.
 The fair of the Waterville Engine company opened up last evening at Good Will hall, Waterville. The at tendance was very large. Tonight an old New England supper will be served for 25 cents. There will also be a stage entertainment and dancing.
 Forest park will be under the man. agement of Mrs Laura E. Pearsall. owner of the property, this year. The name of the place has already been changed to that of Lakewood, so that Forest park is now thing of the past.
 Dennis Sweeney and Miss Mar! Deneny were married this morning at 9 o'clock at the Immaculate COncep ton church. Father Broderick per formed the ceremony and celebrated the nuptial mass. John Warden was best man and Miss Rose Smith was maid of honor.
 Herman Robinson, of the American Federation of Labor, will deliver an address in Turn hall. Scovill street, to- morrow evening at o'clock in the in- terest of the Retail Clerks Interna- tional Protective association. All clerks have been invited to be present and especially those who have future prospects in view.
 The bazaar which is being given by | St Anthony's Aid society opened ur | | Supper was served and fine entertain ment was rendered. Tonight supper will be served from , o'clock to 9. The Gaelic Glee club will provide the en. tertainment for tonight. Vocal selec. tiCns will be rendered and there will be dancing contest.
 Michael Donovan, for the past twenty-five or thirty years well known resident of this city. died this morning at his home. 3 Hickory street. Besides his widow he leaves seven children. John ]. and Philip A. Dono- van. Mrs T. NJ. Coyle. Mrs J. P. Nor ris. the Misses Nora. Nellie and Marie Donovan. The time of the funeral will be announced later.
 The places visited by the board of public works yesterday included the Oakville trestle. the Watertown road Round Hill and Camp streets. Adams street extension, Hamilton park and the site of the sewage disposal plant at Platts Mills. The special trolley car used by the board created good deal of attention on the different routes. many thinking that it contained the railroad commissioners on tour of in. spection. No votes were passed. but the board picked up lot of informa. ton which will come In handy when these projects come up for final dis position.
 Every member of the Catholic Wo- mems association is requested to at tend the social evening tonight as some important announcements will be made. There will he ID regular meeting of the association this week. hut a few minutes will be taken after the whist to make the announcements Prizes will he given which will include a silver buckle. a shirt waist set. silver button hook and novelty pencils There will be music for danc- ing after tho whist As this is the las, whist except one before Lent large number of the members and their friends are expected.
 The last will and testament of the late Emile Hansen has been filed for probate. Mrs Hansen provided that the use and income of all of her estate should he left to her husband. Nicolai F. F. Hansen. In case he married again. however. it Is provided that the estate shall be divided into equal parts. Mir Hansen to have the income and use of one part and the daughters. Anna Josephine Platen. Elma Marie Nelson. Sigme Emelie Rerlet and to NIT Hansen's daughter. Ella Hanson the other share. Tn case he dies without remarrying the entire estate becomes the property of the children per stripes after his death
 You want a pair of gold reading and sewing glasses and the opportunity Is now offered you to get them. reduced from St so s. This week only. Up son Jewelry Co. opticians. 6S Bank