Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-04
CITY NEWS

Daniel T. Harrington has sold for Kate Bisnovitch three family house at the corner of Wood and Round Hill streets to Isaac Winestein.
 The delegates elected at the demo- cratic primaries to elect delegates to the state convention will meet in the city court room at o'clock tonight.
 Mary, the seven months old daughter of MT and Mrs Louis Schupbacl1, of Ash street. died yes terday The funeral took place this afternoon with interment in River side cemetery.
 The regular meeting of the l Queens Daughters will be held in St Patrick's hall this evening at 8 o'clock. Special arrangements will be made for an open meeting and l whist.
 High school pupils will be inter- ested in a yearly scholarship present. ] ed to Mount St Joseph seminary, Hartford, by the college of St Angela of New York. The successful com petitor will get four years college course.
 The district court. criminal as well as civil side, opened this morning with Deputy Judge Peasley on the bench. Sheriff Doherty opened the criminal side and City Sheriff Smith the civil side. Both sides immediately i adjourned for three weeks.
 Tonight at 8 o'clock the voters of srI r6 fn o f. tend a meeting to be held at the headquarters of the Third Ward Re- publican club, Room 2S, 110 Bank Bank street.
 Evelyn Margaret, the thirteen months old daughter of MT and Mrs George J. Clark, of 140 Orange street, died this morning. The fu- neral will take place at o'clock tomorrow afternoon with interment in Calvary cemetery.
 The classes at Convent de Notre Dame re-opened this morning. Per sons desirious of private instruction i in piano or harp, oil, water or china painting may be accommodated after school hours or on Saturday. Private tuition in French at any hour. Don't forget Benham's auction sale of horses, comprising gents drivers, general purpose, draft, saddlers and l family horses. Also carriages. run abouts, concords, surreys, etc. Sale which takes place tomorrow to com- mence at 10 o'clock sharp. No post ponement on account of weather. Luigi Caralle and his wife, Angeli- ca, have brought suit through Attor- ney Hayes against Antonio Rotella and his wife for $100 damages for islander. It is claimed that the plain tiffs were people of bad character and were not worthy of decent place to live in.
 The premises on Cherry street and North Elm street which were occu- pied by John W. Burns as a grocery and flour and feed store were closed Saturday night by Constable Lannon for a claim of s1.S00. The claimant Is the D. E. Carroll company. Mir Burns seems to think it useless ef- | fort to try to run the store on profit any longer.
 The board of education will hold a meeting this evening. Superinten- dent Tinker will report the registra- tion on the opening of the schools which took place to-day, and other routine matters. As quite number of teachers married during the past few months. appointments to their places will be made. and it is said that a number of resignations will be reported also.
 A very pretty wedding was solemn ized at the rectory of the Immaculate Conception church on Sunday at G;30 a. m.. by Rev William ]. SIocum. The contracting parties being Miss Mollie E. ORourke and Charles K. Dewell The bride is the youngest daughter of the late Mrs Mary J. O'Rourke. The groofn s of the firm of James n. Dewell S Co and son of the late ex-Lieutenant Governor James D. Dewell of New Haven. Owing to the fact of both families be- ing in mourning 1t was an unusually quiet affair. Mrs SeIwyn c. Hardy. | sister of the bride. was matron of honor. They will reside in Waterbury after they return from a brief honey moon.
 A very pretty wedding took place yesterday morning at St Francis Navier's church when Miss Norah Pe-kinson and John O'Connor. both well known in the Washington Hill section. were uni;e1 in marriage by the Rev Father Curtin in the presence of q large number of relatives and friends. Miss Catherine PerSinson sister Of the brisle actei as brides maid while Daniel D'Connor brother of the groom WIS best man. The bride was gc1aei in q beautiful lace dress while her maid wore green silk bziIste. The bride was a popular nertse- of St Francis Zayier's choir and special music was rendered for the ccr1ss8n- A wedding breakfest was teaie-ei to a large circle of rela- tives aHd f-sen.is after the ceremony st the hone of the fr5de's parents Mr and Mrs William PerkiasOa of Rtige street. The couple left on an early train to sPend their honeymoon in New York and Asiury park They will he at home at e Rtige street af- ~n