Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-08
CITY NEWS
Music at the rink tonight.

who has been i'll the past month, is
 gaining rapidly.
 The whist and forty-f1ve party of
 the young ladies of St M1chael's parish ; will be held this evening at Good Will hall in Waterville. s.r..... The Mary Parrish branch of the In ternational Sunshine society will meet at the home of Mrs H. O. Ruel, 3O1 North Willow street, Friday afternoon at o'clock.
 The American Pin company has filed with the secretary of the stare a certificate of increase of capital stock from $20O,0O0 to $30O,0OO, the number of shares being increased from S.00v to 12,O0O.
 The Carey property on Hill street has been purchased by Alderman x Stone as an investment and for busi- ness purposes. The sale was made through the agency of John $. Neagle of 1Os Bank street. .
 William S. Jones, James A. Hynes and Attorney Snow have been ap- pointed appraisers on the estate of the Biting Clothing Go. The estate is now in bankruptcy. The concern was in business in the Odd Fellows building, but did not last very long.
 William O'Dopnell and Miss Kath. erine Lynch were married at s o'clock this morning at the Immaculate Con- ception church. The ceremony was performed by Father Brolerick. who also celebrated the nuptial mass. George Purcell was best man and Miss Bridget Lines was maid of hon. or.
 The cold weather is hanging on and the icemen are wearing smiling faces once more at the expectation of filling their houses with the ice for which they have been waiting all winter. The Ice question was causing the dealers and the people much excitement and it looked a few days ago as if there would be an ice famine next summer. But now the ponds are well frozen and in some places the ice is more than ten inches thick.
 Because of the feeling between Gus tave Cornelis and his neighbor, Mrs Schaffer. and the fact that she was q witness for the state in the case against him for fishing in his own pond last September. the impression spread that it was she who made the complaint against him. She most em- phatically denies having any part in the transaction further than being a oh upon to testify.
 In the city court today before Judge Burpee the case against pr James A. Grady was continued to Monday morning. the date on which the other alleged insurance frauds will be tried. Attorney Kennedy appeared for the doctor. who Is not at all disturbed over the matter or worried as to what the outcome will be so far as he Is concerned. There was only one other case before the court. Frederick San tanna charged with intoxication and breach of the peace by making trouble for Officers Hayes and Mullings. He was fined S20 and the costs on both charges.
 Charles IT. Hart and Martin N. Brennan. appraisers on the estate of the late Dwight l.. Smith, filed their report in the probate court to-day. The report shows as follows: Mortgage to the Dime Savings bank, SS.O00: real estate, IA North Willow street. s10.- GOO: and real estate. 12O Johnson street, Si.500 Three mortgages amounting to s15.125: ten shares in the Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co. s5O0: cash in the Citizens bank. SI7G.- 33: cash due from the Waterbury Burkhn Co, s2,074. making total of siO9T5.33.
 W. !. Balfe of Hartford, state presi- dent of ;he Gaelic league. has written Timothy F. Luddy. president of the local branch as to the advisability of holding a meeting of delegates from the leagues in New England on Feb. ruary IS in Springfield. Mass. The idea of the meeting is to get express ions from the delegates as to the reSl Of establishing central branch af the league in New England. It was the idea of Dr Douglas Hyde when he was east tO form central branches tn certain parts If the country. In the west where Dr Hyde is now featuring to large and most responsive audiences the people are taking up this Suggcs- tiOn with great vim and the Gaelic leagIIe is becoming stronger in Amer ica than it is in the old country.
 Andrew l.. Cavanaugh and Miss Mary l.. nOty were married this nIorn- ing at the Immaculate Conception church by the Rev Father Brennan. The witnesses were George Pierce and Miss MOllie Harrington. < we'd ding breakfast was served at the home of the bride on Maple strept after which Mir and Mrs Cavanargh left for a wedding tour to be spent fn Wash iugton- The bride is a nirs-. af gena- tor Alfrpi DOty of the twenty-secoad district. Bridgeport who with his wife. and brOtller. Frank Doty. engineer of Hose company. No :. Bridgeport. an.i wife. A. w. TIska. also of BritIgerxsrf. and many other relativsS and friends were present at the ceremony and aISp took part in the merry mzE-iuz af fbe house Senator Is0ty was forrneriy a resilient of Waterbury and vaS z7eaf- ed by manv oil friends wIsn be aB- peared in Exeh4nge place this nS0r1- ing
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