Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-23
CITY NEWS

l The Royal Neighbors of America will hold meeting this evening ir Fraternity hall, at No 109 Bank street I Don't forget the Military Band promenade, at the Auditorium next cSaturday evening Popular Music. | Through the agency of B. J. Torko- milan 1O9 Bank street. William D. Ne vile has sold his three-family house 100 High street to Mrs Maria Chif' ferelli.
 1 J. J. Bowes of South street, quar- termaster sergeant of Company G, has accepted position as Janitor of the new Buckingham building at Grand and Bank streets.
 Michael Brzezinski had one of his arms Injured so badly Tuesday at Randolph & Cloves that it was found necessary to amputate it at the el- bow. He Is not relative of the late M. J. Brzezinski.
 St Mary's T. A. society will hold a very important meeting this evening at 7:3O o'clock at St Patrick's hall. Every member is earnestly requested to be in attendance as very important business is to be transacted.
 Charles c. Lennon and family of Madison street will remove to Phila- l delphia tomorrow. MT Lennon has been employed at the Waterbury Pa per Box Co for the past six years and was also superintendent of the Chapel Street Methodist church Sunday school.
 l Dr Lazinski, one of the prominent surgeons of New York city, per. formed a very serious operation fol appendicitis on Joseph Sparadowski | the we'll known bicycle rider, yester day at the Lang sanitarium on Cooke street. He was assisted by Drs Nc Larney, O'Hara and Grady.
 The firm of Fred Elflein & Sons of Brooklyn, N. Y., have brought suit against the Consolidated Railroad company for $500 damages. They claim that on certain day in May they sent a consignment of goods over the railroad to Peter Miller and Nicholas Vose of Waterbury and on account of delay the goods were dam- aged when they reached their desti- nation.
 Charles Lawson and Miss Mamie Healey of Cole street, popular em ploye of the Waterbury Clock Co were married this morning at ths Immaculate Conception church b. the Rev Father Slocum. Miss Emm; Cassidy was maid of honor, and Jos eph Clokus acted as best man. Tn, bride wore a costume of white sill null trimmed with duchess lace, ant a large Gainsborough hat, and carried bridal roses. The maid of honor wal attired in gown of white Persian lawn with hat to match. After wed ding tour Mr and Mrs Lawson will reside on South Main stret.
 Richard Condon, the fifteen year: old son of John H. Condon of Civel street, was badly bitten Sunday after. noon on Dublin street by dog be- longing to James McAvoy. The ami nal was not rabid, but 1t gave tho youngster an ugly chop on the hand and it will be sore for some time Condon had a dog with him. ana it is thought this was what prompted the other brute to tug at his chair until he finally broke it and made for the strange canine. In the mix up that ensued the boy got the worst of it, just as it usually happens with all peacemAkers. Mir McAvoy killed the dog as soon as he learned that he had bit the youngster.
 The committee in charge of the en tertainment to be given Friday nigh by the aid association of the Ameri can Pin Co, hit upon novel and ef fective way of advertising when they sent out St Ann's drum corps fin deco rative autos through the public ways of the town. They made a hit. The entertainment will be in charge oI the following committee: Arrange ment-w. W. Bowers, chairman James J. Barrett. George A. Monroe Wallace. W. H. Rogers; reception-J M. Baril. chairman: F Davis. ]. H Bride. William Wright, J. Montam beault. l.. Cornish. T. Newell. J. Con nolly. I. Deborie. F. Moore. F. Ben ham. W. Palmer; foor-w. H. Davis James J. Barrett. James Cream, Jame. Connolly. ]. Wells. P. Wells.
 At the rectory of the Immaculat, Conception church this morning al II o'clock was performed the mar riage ceremony between two young people well known in Waterbury and elsewhere. The participants wers Miss Rose T. Mcdonald, a teacher al the Driggs school and eldest daugh. ter of John J. Mcdonald, a member of the board of education and fore man at the New England Watch com. pany, and Frank A. Wenzel. one oi Waterbury's rising young bushes. men. The attending couple were William c. French and Miss Eliza. beth I. Mcdonald. sister of the bride and stenographer for the Colonial Trust company. Rev ". J. Slocun performed the ceremony. The groom formerly was a resident of Norwich and later of Hartford, coming to Wa. terbury four years ago and starting in his present business. After ths ceremony this morning the couple left for New York. where they will remain until Saturday. when they will take the Red Cross line steamer RoseIand for a sail to Halifax and St Johns. Two weeks will be con. sumed on the trip and on their re. turn they will reside In apartments l at the AIdrich. 2SS North Main