Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-26
CITY NEWS

was prominent and respected mem Der of the society.
 The suit of James F. Gaffney against Thomas Packer for $S0.l 7 for services and material was de- cided in favor of the plaintiff for the full amount claimed. The case was heard yesterday by Judge Peasley.
 This evening at City hall Co E, Hibernian Rifles, will hold theirs1Sth annual muster and inspection. After the inspection there will be ali kinds of dancing with music furnished by Lallier's orchestra.
 Franklin NJ. Potter, for some time past an employe of Grieve, Bisset X Holland, died last night at the home of his niece, 1,619 Baldwin street. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. The inter ment will be in Woodbury.
 Father Conway of Newtown has been appointed to the vacancy at St Patrick's church caused by the re- moval of Father McGuinness. The priests have exchanged places for Father McGuinness has taken Fath- CT Conway's former position.
 List of letters remaining unclaim- ed in the postofice: Miss Ethel Alex ander, Maurice Bunyan, Walter Fo- ley, Mrs Mary Holland, R. B. Kirk, A. E. Maynard, Olive N. Osborn, Mrs Mabel Rice, Miss Grace Reynolds, Mrs T. Sharkey, John J. Wissett.
 Court McGivney, D. of L., will hold a evening, and as 1t is the last one be- fore their initiation and May carni- val every member is requested to be present to receive the final instruc- tions. Meeting will begin promptly at o'clock.
 The funerH of Nellie Dunphy will be, held tomorrow morning at S:3O o'clock from the residence of her sister, Mrs Timothy J. Shannahan, 75 South Elm street, to the Immacu- late Conception church. The inter ment will be in the family plot in Calvary cemetery. fs5r i,e ....r
 M. w. Wilkins of California, who is to address the socialist meeting tomorrow evening at room No 25, Platt block, on Socialism: What It Is and Why It Must Succeed" is a native of San Francisco and will no doubt make some comments on that once beautiful city.
 Clark H. Nichols, caster at the Scovill Manufacturing Co, and Miss Julia Igo of North Willow street, un- til recently engaged in the millinery business on Bank street, were mar ried at o'clock this morning at the rectory of the Immaculate Conception parish by the Rev Father Slocum. Joseph Andrews. nephew of the bride and Mrs Annie L. Shute acted as attendants. MT and Mrs Nichols left for a wedding tour.
 Tomorrow evening the All-Water- bury basketball team and the Terry vile Giants will hold benefit game at the sarmory for the benefit of the people in San Francisco. The teams are evenly matched and should prove to be a great drawing card As a preliminary to the big game Water bury High will line up against Com pany G's second team. Admission 10 both games will be Is cents, all re- cepits to go to the benefit fund.
 Harry H. Walcott. son of Mir and Mrs William E. Walcott of Baldwin avenue, and Miss Alice Packard, daughter of Mir and Mrs Frank NJ. Packard of 67 Highland avenue, were married at the home of the brides arents yesterday afternoon at o'clock, the Rev F. D. Buckley officiating. Miss Edna Packard, sis ter of the bride, was maid of honor. and Carl Walcott, a brother of the groom, was best man. After May 15 Mir and Mrs Walcott will be at home at 1090 Baldwin street. The new fence at Union square park is now finished and painted and the grounds raked up and given a top dressing. This and the care be- slowed on Baldwin street and other public thoroughfares in that part of the town shows that the Thoms ad- ministration intends to be fair in the distribution of funds appropriated for public use. If his honor would do just a little better in the matter of fire protection in the fourth and fifth wards the people of those dis tricts will have little if any reason to rail at him.
 The marriage of Frank J. O'Brien. inspector in the water department of New Britain. and Miss Marie V. Hoefer took place at St Cecilia's church yesterday morning at $ o'clock. Rev Dr Martin ofieiating. in the presence of small gathering of friends Attorney William J. Malone of Bristol acted as best man and Miss Lena Albricker of ThOmaston was bridesmaid. 4 wedding break fast was served at the brides home. following which they left on their honeymoon. On their return they will live al 30s Washington street. New Britain.
 St Anne's parish fair opened last evening at Eagles hall under very favorable auspices The hail was crowded to the doors and the guests were not backward in remarking the beauty of the numerous articles which are to be seen Dancing was enjoyed by the lovers of such amuse- ment and many other attractions Oe- euDied the attention of the visitors Refreshments were served by beEy of pretty young ladies Tonight the children of St Anne's school will en- certain the audience These young paople have worked very hard under inc direction of their much devoted teachers. the Sisters de Notre Dame. and their entertainment promises to be excellent
 Austin & Woodruff have paint for rerauda chairs that dries hard with a brilliant gloss
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