Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-24
CITY NEWS


 Miss M. J. Scully and Miss Helen Bradley of this city are visiting friends in New York.
 The Italian. Social club will give an entertainment at Turn hall on Scovill street on Monday evening. May 1st
 At the meeting of Magnolia lodge tq night in Speedwell hall the third de- gree will be conferred on two candi- dates by Speedwell lodge degree team. Refreshments will be served after the meeting and good number from each is expected.
 A suit for foreclosure on note for $3,OOO has been instituted by Bronson and Lewis, counsel for the Waterbury Savings bank against Harriet, Nina, Carrie, Florence and Arthur ;Da wis and their guardian Frank J. D6eis,' all of Bristol. The property involved is sit uated on Bucks Hill and North Main street, An attachment for $4,0O0 has been made.
 In the probate court to-day N. F. r. Hansen filed his report as executor of the estate of his wife Emily. Douglas F. Maltby, who has been cOnservat0r over Sarah NJ. Bailey for twenty-five years rendered his resignation and final accounting of her estate to-day. Both were accepted and Mrs Bailey was re stored to her capacity. The estate of the late Frederick, Strohacker was set tied up, by the administrator Charles PrObst.
 It is likely that the aldermen will take some action tonight regarding the death of the late r. B. Rice, who though never connected with that board, acted with distinction in the old council chamber and on the board of assessors. He came in contact with the city officials Q good deal and they all held him in the highest esteem. It would be graceful and well deserved compliment to his memory if the alcer- men should pass suiQble resolutions. send floral tribute and vote to attend the funeral in body.
 Whether 1t was the special music. the balmy weather or desire to shine in their Easter costumes that lure1 some away from their homes yesterday is q question people may answer to l, suit their own notion, but in any case ; considerably more than the usual num- Der found their way to the churches, in some instances the attendance being 70 large that many could not find seat ing accommodations. Sermcls appro- priate to the day were delivered and the altars were resplendent with the wealth of spring, the artistic arrange ment of the flowers reflecting much credit on those who had the work in hand. The music was of a high order.
 Thomas J. Ward and Mrs Jennie Hotrigan of 745 North Main street were married this morning at o'clock fin St Thomas church by the pastor. the Rev Father Crowley. The cere- : mony was without any ostentation whatever, after which the couple went to their future home on Round Hill street and thence to the Naugatuck depot whence they started on a brief tour. Miss May Hayes. a niece of the bride was her maid and George DOwi fno of Beacon street was groom s . mssu. The convenfionaiity regar1ins - presents by the contracting party to I0e UfsL CUtipic Nut Yhc"As NaA'~u out. while presents by the score were received by the bride and groom dur ing the past few days from their nun. erous friends. MT and Mrs Ward will Le nome Wednesday. business conting- encies preventing a longer trip.
 Everything is now fin readiness for the grand ball which is to be given this evening by the united councils of Knights of Columbus. Eagles hall has been transformed into beautiful ball room. the hall is decorated with pink. purple and white bunting Everything possible that would add to the comfort of patrons has been done. Two large rooms have been set aside for the la- dies cloak room. the lodge rooms on the west side of the hall have been transf0med into . dining, and another room has also been set aside as . smoking room for the gentlemen BrUwne's Philharmonic orchestFa will furnish the music for the coDcert ss well as the dancing. Thde are twen- ty-tWo numbers on the dAnce prcgfam-
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