Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-13
CITY NEWS

| The Alumnae association of the Con
 gregation de Notre Dame will meet q
 the convent this evening at. 7.30.
 Thomas McNellis left OH the, 10:5: l train for New York this morning
 where he will enter Fordham college. I The annual concert of the Jame. ! Meagher branch of the Gaelic leagu,
 will be held in City hall on .Sunda,
 evening, February 9. :.
 The fifteenth annual meeting of tn,
 Connecticut Association of Classica
 and High School Teachers will be helt
 at Hartford Saturday. ~P
 The ice dealers still assert notwith standing the cold weather of last week
 that their supply is only about 5O pei i cent of what it should be.
 The Queens Daughters will meet
 engagements for the whist party which will take place on Friday evening. l On Thursday evening, February ? a chicken supper and entertainment
 will be given by Mrs A. Mum at the
 A. NJ. E. Zion church on Pearl street. l 'ihlnih H. dDtl. tdSttE III tHt employ of the Waterbury Brass Co
 has filed petition in bankruptcy placing his liabilities at $1,5OO witI no assets to speak of. @ e ! Albert N. Judson, aged 8 years, a native of Woodbury, died Sunday al ! Grace hospital. New Haven. of rheu matism. The funeral will be held tc morrow afternoon at 1 o'clock.
 Frank the shoeman of 2O3 Bank street has purchased the stock of o. D
 Beach of ThOmaston. The stock con, sisting of boots and shoes, was large one, and will be shipped to Waterbury and put on sale in few days. The Boys brigade of St Paul's M | E. church were given supper last night by Mrs Henry Barnbrock. Mrs James Lancaster, Mrs Arthur Painter
 Mrs Benjamin Kershaw g, and 8 Mrs Abraham Clyne. all members of the Ladies Aid society connected with the | parish.
 A man supposed to be John Rivers of Rochester. N. Y.. was arrested last | evening at his boarding house on Mea dow street on warrant issued by the | district attorney of Rochester. Rivers is charged with felony. but what tho circumstances are the local police dc not know. .s4.1l-s,- |. Last week Wednesday night U. $. S Co sold over 300 pairs boys stockings ! at their o'clock sale. This week mems hose. The fine black F. ,S NJ that is priced elsewhere at 51 cents you can get four pairs for 25 cents. on their special table at o'clock Wednes | day night.
 The Southern New England Tele phone Co has signed contract witl parties who purpose to issue d classi fled directory of the telephone sub scribers in the state and to furnish il free of cost to every subscriber tht telephone company has. It is expect ed to be out in April. This has beer ! much desired for long time and ther, can he little doubt that 1t will be wei | comed.
 The last of the series of dances giver by the Cotillon club took place in Lea venworth hall last evening. Ther, were about thirty couple present wher
 Howard White and Edward NorthroI started the cotillon. which took tn,
 form of a masquerade, many uniqu, and hobby costumes being worn. Tn,
 masks were removed at 10 o'clock. Tn, | patronesses were Mrs q. l.. White. Mn
 F.. $. Hayden and Mrs E. l.. Frisbie 1 Jr.
 James McGrath and wife of Chieag, are spending vacation in Waterbury | NIr McGrath Is a member of the detec i tive force at Chicago. Mir MeGratl
 figured in the capture of the car barr bandits in the Windy City and is con ' Sidpred one of the best in his profes | sion. He is a cousin of Dennis. Jo
 seph. Thomas and Edward McGratl of this city. MT McGrath is registered at the Waterbury.
 i In the city court to-day Edward Cul lum was sentenced to thirty days fol
 intOxication. and William wyIie ol | Thomaston. charged with intoxicatioI | and vagrancy. had sentence suspended He satisfied Judge Peasley that he hat | S3 in his pockets when he came (, | town last night. notwithstanding tha ] a few hours later officer James WaIsl < saw him intoxicated and heard hin ask a man for q nickel tO help out tn, price of a bed for the night.
 At the Church If the Sacred Hear
 in New Haven yesterday morning al [ 'issn o'clock. Miss Catherine ]. Dotprf, | and John IT. Dillon were united in : marriage I,y the Rev Father McKeon The nuptial mass was celebrated lsy
 Father McKeon. followed by the mar riagc ceremony. Only a few near rel. ativeS and friends were present. ThF bride was attended by her sister. Miss Mya Doberty. and the groom by Mi chsel !. MagiHH. The bride wore a travelinx gown Of light blue material Immpdiateiy after tfp ceremony Mr and Mrs Dillon started on their we'd sliur journey. Nr Dillon fs widely known throughout The state He fS a member of the firm Of Dillon & Doug lass. wholesale xru-reTs on Cssorzs street iS president of the Knights ot Sf Patri~k- former Tp,lir eS1RmEs Siourr and iS attaehesi to Ihe Stzf uf Msjor smith e. wes,i of the Sss~ssl r0mTaur. tiorernorTs Foot Guard. TIle brSis fs the daughter of the Isie ChsrisS lst@Ttr-
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