Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-20
CITY NEWS

Richard Thomey of Naugatuck and Mary MeCuen were married yesterday V at the Immaculate Conception church by the Rev Father Slocum.
 s. s. Reiss, the South Main street optician, was elected commander of Eliza Hood lodge, Star of Bethlehem, Meriden, for the seventh time last night.
 A months mind mass will be cele- brated on Wednesday morning at : o'clock at the Immaculate Conception church for the late John Kelly of River street.
 The months mind mass for the late John Ryan of North Main street, which was postponed on account of sickness in the family, will take place at St Thomas's church tomorrow morning at s o'clock.
 All graduates of the high school are invited to attend a meeting of the Alumni association to be held in as sembly hall at the high, school this evening at 7:30. Important business and election of officers is to come up at this meeting and it is requested that all who can possibly attend will be present.
 The fishing for shad in Connecticut waters closes at midnight tonight and although the commissioners may eX tend it few days if they see fit. Secre- tary E. Hart Geer of the commission said yesterday that there would be no extension. No general demand for an extension was manifest, only few fishermen having requested lr.
 Peter B. OSConnell. a native of Win sted and now residing in New Haven, and Miss Katherine V. Butler were married at 7:30 this morning at the Immaculate Conception church. Hu- bert Reed was best man and Miss Mary Butler was maid of honor. Father Slocum performed the cere- mony and celebrated the high mass which followed.
 Court Vigilant, so. F. of A.. at meeting last night, elected officers as follows: Chief ranger, Emil Dale; sub-chief ranger, John Cavanaugh; re- cording secretary, Bernard J. Henry: senior woodward, Robert Doherty;
 
 senior beadle, John Mccarthy; junior beadle, John O'Reilly; lecturer. John Grady; trustee. Nicholas Plunkett.
 The board of public works will hold two meetings to-day, one this after noon at o'clock and another at 5 this evening. The principal point of interest in the first session will be the opening of bids for the sewage disposal trunk sewer into south Brooklyn. which will cost something in the neigh borhood of SsO0u0 or S90,0O0. The other meeting will be devoted princi- pally to hearings.
 Liberty circle, Companions of the Forest, has elected the following off cers: Chief companion. Alice Me Grath: sub-chief companion. Catherine Doyle; treasurer. Nora Heating; re- cording secretary. Elizabeth Hanlon: right guide, Catherine Carroll: left guide. Anna Brown: inside guard. Mary Ferris: outside guard. Catherine Horrigan; trustees. May Egan. Mrs Doyle and Mary Cosgrove: musician. May Doyle: delegates to supreme con vention. Alice McGrath and Catherine Doyle: alteTnateS. Adeline Blansfield and Anna Brown.
 A few weeks ago young lady called at the Democrat office and wrote an item announcing the engagement of John Curran and Norah Leary. For obvious reasons the item was not pub lished. Last Friday the same item was handed in again and printed. Miss Leary says it is untrue and wishes it cOntradicteJl. In tine mean time she says she will look up the per son who is so interested in her and give her a piece of her mind if she finds her out. IT tfe person who sent in the item will call and leave her ad- dress we will turn it over to Miss Leary. so that she may ba able to in- terview this distributor Of news that is not true.
 Young men of today have fastidious tastes. They like a fairly small. thin watch. We have fine assortment of them. plain and engraved. with the very hest movements made in this size. Todav we are able to show you the hest an around watch ever proIuce-I for SIP. Upson Jewelry Co. watch rnaEa-S