Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-18
BROOKLYN BRHFa

William Mclean Is the new car- rier for Brooklyn. He resides on
 Washington avenue.
 Waiter Nubert of Charles street has accepted position with the Wa terbury Manufacturing Co.
 Father Conway of St Patrick's church has returned. after spending two weeks at New London.
 Thomas Donahue of Bank street left yesterday for Lakeville where he will enter the Hotchkiss school.
 MT and Mrs Healey of Highland avenue. who have been visiting in New York. have returned home.
 Miss Katherine Dunn of New York, who has been visiting friends in this section, has returned home.
 There will be mass of requiem celebrated at St Patrick's church to- morrow morning for the late Patrick M. Cronan of North Riverside street.
 Mrs John Almas and daughter, Hazel. who have been the guests of Mrs Warren of North Riverside street, have returned to their home in Hartford.
 An alarm from box 325, corner of Simon street and Washington ave- nue, called the department last even- ing about 8:3O to a barn owned by the New York, New Haven and Hart ford railroad at A Simon street. The damage was slight. as hen coop oY nd FAHu trn oil in smoke. Fifty dollars will cover the loss.
 Miss Annie D. Ringenberg, daughter of MT and Mrs Rudolph Ringenberg of Washington avenue. and Seth Henry Blansiield of North Riverside street were united in mat rimony this morning at o'clock at the rectory of St Patrick's church. Rev Joseph Gleeson performed the ceremony. The attending couple were Bertha Ringenberg, sister of the bride, and Oliver Blansfield, brother of the groom. The bride was gowned with white silk and the maid wore white lawn. After a wedding breakfast at the brides home Mir and Mrs Blansfield left for wedding trip to Providence. On their return they will reside at 555 North River side street.
 The failure to get the new rooms of the Duggan school in readiness for the present term is showing its ef- fleets, as in three rooms of the school two sessions are now held during the day. The first set of scholars enter school at S:15 and are dismissed at 12:15. The afternoon session on the first floor starts at 12:30 and ends at 4:30. How long this thing will be continued is not known, but the rooms are not nearly ready as yet. The teachers as well as < the pupils who are affected by the lack of room rather like the situation, as they would much prefer to attend school as they are now doing than according to regular schedule. The same plan was carried out while the Croft school was being built and the two session rule was in vogue for more than year.
 John Malone and Frank Ryan started for Woodbury yesterday with an old plug which as horse has long since seen its best days. Its obituary should have been written a few years ago. Nevertheless Malone and Ryan had plenty of courage and thought | they would have little trouble reach Ing their destination. Anyone who could have seen them hiking into last evening could easily | perceive that they had troubles of their own. The skate when 1t was | about mile from Woodbury took | sick and almost passed away. When | the fellows got 1t on its feet again | It was sorry looking sight and they | were afraid to drive home. They | walked all the way and were all in | when they arrived in Watertown. The animal was reported as being lead this morning, but it was learned | hat 1t still has chance of living.