Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-25
CITY NEWS

W meet tonight.
 Military band nrom at Auditorium Saturday night.
 Mrs D. F. Grilley of the Frederick has returned from West Cheshire. George Clyne of Division street has presented his chronological col lection to the Peabody museum in New Haven.
 Right Rev Bishop Tierney, D. D., will administer the sacrament of con- firmation to a large class of children at St Joseph's church tonight.
 Next Wednesday Frank E. Benham will have sale of horses, wagons and harness at his stables on North Main street The sale will start promptly at 1 o'clock. ~
 Last week Father Slocum received over S700 for the hospital fund ani during the present week he has re- ceived in the neighborhood of $200 for the same purpose.
 The bureau of assessment will meet tonight when residents of I to say how much they are willing to pay for the layout of James and Clark streets. e,
 There are only two ex parte di- vorces to be heard at short calendar in the 4perior court tomorrow. They are Levi F. Scutt against Sarah J. Scutt, and Emma Schonleber against Herman Schonleber.
 Frederick Hickox of Oakville has been sued for divorce. His wife who lives in Watertown, alleges de sertion and intolerable cruelty The papers in the suit were served yester- day on Hickox by Constable E. O. Peck of Watertown. | Margaret E. McNally left yester- day morning for New York where she will take a course in all branches at the International Massage and Movement Cure institute, the world s foremost hairdressing, manicuring, massage and beautifying establish ment.
 Cornelius Curran of Waterbury and Norah Moran of Norwich were married this morning at o'clock at Baltic by Father Hoey. Richard Curran of this city and Annie Fitz- gerald of Norwich were the best couple. They will reside in this city after a short wedding trip.
 List of letters remaining unclaimed in the post office: Ethel Alexander, Miss Kittie Dugan, M. J. Dyer, D. J. Daley, H. w. Deles Devniers, Joseph Fennght, H. A. Hall, Martin Jorgen- sen, Frank Lawrence, Peter Lament, Miss Della Ryan, Miss Emily Rich ards, Peter Rammi, Joseph Wood bridge, Parmelle Williams, Robert | Wright.
 The J. E. Smith Lumber company has brought suit against Louis NJ. Raffel and the NJ. J, Ashborn con- pany, consisting of Willis NJ. Ash born and Maria J. Ashborn, for $3,- | 900 damages. It is claimed that the defendants bought lumber worth s2,- TOO from the plaintiffs and have re- fused to pay for 1t. Willis M. Ash born, as head of the Ashborn con- pany, was taken to jail by Constable | German few weeks ago for debt in connection with this matter. The plaintiffs ascertain he had assets suf- ] ficient to pay, but he had no idea of 1 paying.
 The marriage of Miss Helen Ives Smith to Cornelius Sanford bull, which was solemnized at 3:30 yester- day afternoon, was a brilliant affair. The ceremony was performed at the home of the brides parents, Mir and Mrs s. Richard Smith of 195 Grove street, the Rev Dr Charles A. Dins- more, D. D., minister of the First church, officiating. The bride was attended only by her sister, Miss Lucy C. Smith. The best man was Charles s. Hungerford of New York. Walter and Ralph Munger, sons of Dr and Mrs C. E. Munger, were the ribbon boys. There were no ushers. The brides gown was of heavy white satin with severe simplicity and trimmed with rose point lace Her veil was of white tulle and she car ried a shower bouquet of lilies of the valley. Miss Lucy Smith wore pink radium silk and carried enchantler carnations. The color scheme in the decoration was of green and white. The corner of the drawing room in which the bridal party stood was dra- ped with smilax and white chrysan- themums. while the mantel was solid ly banked with chrysanthemums. The bookcases in the library were banked with maiden hair fern while the dining room was aglOw with yellow chrysanthemums At the reception which followed the music was by Faulmann and the catering by Hab- enstein of Hartford. The attendance of out-of-town guests was large. Mir and Mrs Bull will reside at 151 HiIl- side avenue. The guests were given sections of the wedding cake en- closed in neat boxes. tied with white ribbon.
 One needn't be extravagant to h. sure getting a reliable timepiece- You can get a standard movement of uuc1eztionabIe reliability in a sub- ssautial and seryiceable gold filled case here at entirely reasonable cost We can convince you this is the store to come to. The UpsOn Jewelry Co. eS Bank st. e.