Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-27
CITY NEWS

A SOIL WAS UOru Ou Suuud., TtDIu- ary IS. to MT and Mrs Lambert Julien of 663 North Riverside street.
 Joseph Aendxeski and Sophia Gary lak were married in the office of the board of charities yesterday afternoon by Thomas F. Lawlor, justice of the peace.
 The Fulton fish and meat market at 25S Cherry street publishes a LenteI bill of fare in another column. This market will carry all through the sea son of Lent the best sea food to be lad at the lowest prices.
 Ralph Deleo was arrested on a capias this morning for keeping an un. licensed dog. He at first said be would rot rather than pay, but after being an hour in the police station he changed his mind and was released on paying s7.
 l.. s. Baker of Frederick street, whose whereabouts for the past three weeks has been a mystery to his fam ily. has turned up all right. He was i'll all the time at the Broadway hote and until recently he didn't know where he was.
 The Celtic Medical society held an enthusiastic meeting last evening at the residence of Dr T. J. Kilmarin on State street. The program included the reading of paper or Surgery of the Gall Bladder" by Dr John o'Con. nor of New York, classmate of Dr kilmartin.
 At the home of Mir and Mrs William Edgerton of Taylor street last evening a party of their friends gathered and celebrated the fifth anniversary of the above mentioned couple. During the night Mir and Mrs Edrerton were pre- sented with a handsome sideboard and numerous other gifts.
 Henry I. Boughton. former mayor of Waterbury. and his wife. are both seriously i'll at the residence of their daughter. Mrs c. J. Birkenmeyer, Port land. Me The couple. went there last fall in the hope that the change would prove beneficial to their health, but neither has made any improvement.
 This morning at 6 o'clock at St Thomas's church. Lille Miller and Lawrence Day were united in the bonds of marriage by the Rev Father Sullivan. The bridesmaid was Ida MiHer. sister of the bride. Thomas Day. brother of the groom, was best man. The happy couple left on an early train for an extended honey moon.
 Rosary beads In all The different cclored stones. garnets. amethysts. tpnrmslines. worries. Opals. topaz. em- eraIds- These we have in the new pesr-<saped stones. We also have & line in solid silver. plain and chased. These Leads run in prices from sl to e. We al.o have the same line of stones mounted in rolled plate. This selection csn be found at the Lake S StrDbeI Co.
 The taking Of evidence on claims against the estate of Mary Phelan closed yesterday afternoon with con siderable exs ifemenf Mrs Evis Hart ford. 3O Grove street denied that she ever expected a cent from Mss Phe- Isn's estate. but she could name some who did and finding themselves dissp- pointed. filed claims. This wss denied by other women and in the great con fusion the examination closed Decis- lon was reserved.
 At 3sse this afternoon al the home of the brides parents. z2 Hillside ave nue. sarah Benton Miller. daughter of Mr and MrS Cbsries Miller. and Ralph Herbert smith were joined in wesilcck hy the Rev EImuEd Rowland. pastor eneritus af St Johns church The maids were Mise Margaret Miller. sis ter os the trtIc. and Mss Beatrice Tay- lor. Iohn Clarke Smith of Brooklyn NJ wss the Ere0nis attendant The wssiding vas a brilliant affair and wit messed ly uenters of both families sad tbeir intimate friends After the r-rrmany q rprepff9n wsS held st uhieh were present xisitprs from many rsr1s af the rs1rtry.