Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-28
CITY NEWS

Florence Dauch and John R. Clark were married Saturday by Rev Dr Whitman of New Haven.
 There will be meeting of St Mary's T. A. society this evening at o'clock in St Patriek's hall. Tomorrow evening the Jewish peo- pie will observe Pentecost or the an- niversary of the revelation from Si- mai.
 A mass of requiem will be cele- brated at St Francis Exavier church Wedesday morning at 3:70 o'clock for the late Mary Scully of Washing on street.
 The bond issue committee appoint ed by Mayor Thoms will meet to- night. James c. Whiting has declined to serve, and the mayor has named H. s. Chase to fill the vacancy.
 Frank Mattoon, formerly city ed- itor of the Republican. but now oc- cupying a similar position for the Mt Vernon Argus, New York, was visit ing in town the past couple of days.
 Henry J. Dunn, pupil of E A. Par sons of New Haven. will give a piano recital at Harmonic hall of New Ha- ven on Tuesday evening, June 3. Mir Dunn has been studying with MT Par sons for the past two years.
 In a short time an order will be issued from the headquarters of the Second regiment, c. N. G., making Rev John N. Lewis, rector of St Johns church, state chaplain to suc- ceed Rev George w. Phillips. Rev Father Butler of Cambridge, Mass, has been visiting his sister. Mother Faustina of the Convent de 1 Notre Dame. He is on his way home from a visit to another sister who l is a professor in Trinity college at Washington, D. c.
 The banns of marriage between Miss Cartharine Killoughey of Taylor | street, an employe of Curran's Dry Goods company, and Eugene Sullivan of Wall street were announced yes- terday for the first time at the Sa- cred Heart church.
 The Rev Faher Crowley, pastor of St Thomas will return home some evening this week and gree his flock l at the last mass next Sunday at which the devotion of the forty hours 1 will begin. Father Crowley has fully l recovered his health and will be as | glad to return to his people as they | will be to see him again after six months absence.
 Right Rev Bishop Tierney con- l firmed class of 100 at St Michaels S church, Waterville, yesterday morn- ing. Miss Sadie Stapleton acted as 1 sponsor for the girls and John Me- Loughlin for the boys. The bishop | gave the children talk on the duties | they owe to themselves and their neighbors and gave them the pledge until the attain the age of 25 years. A large congregation was present yesterday at St Mary's Magdalenes church in Oakville for the opening services of the mission which was opened by Rev Father Dolan of the Diocesan Fathers. This mission is for men and women and will continue | for the remainder of the week. The services will be held at 7:30 in the evening and at 5:15 and o'clock in the mornings.
 At the home of Mrs F. Haney, 1883 West Main street. on Saturday even ing Miss Ella McDaniel and Frank Mcclure were united in marriage by the Rev F. D. Waller. The bride was dressed in pale blue null and the ceremony was performed under a floral, arch. Many friends of the couple were In attendance. Mir and ! hA rarfnfanfG nf many beautiful presents.
 A musical was held at the home of Mir and Mrs August Kunkel in honor of Harrison M. Thorpe of Bos- ton last night. There were vocal se- lections by Miss Elizabeth Roberts and Willard Roberts, Herman, Elsa and William Kunkel furnished de- lightful solos, duets. trios and quar- tet music on piano. violin, mandolin, flute. piccolo. banjo and guitar. Re treatments were served and it was in every way a most enjoyable occasion. Tn all probability all the stores will close their places of business al
 noon on Memorial day in order that
 the employees may have a chance to enjoy themselves the remainder of
 the day. \ few of the merchants
 wanted to remain open on Tuesday evening. but The majority drowned upon this plan. Others wished 70 close
 from II to 2 and this was also sent to the woods. so that almost all clerk:
 will have a half day of on wednes- day.
 \ pleasant social gathering wal
 held a the home If James Mccoy CT
 East Main street. Saturday evening
 Piano selections were rendered by
 William Wilson. Forest Harvey
 Mamie Lane. Mamie Thompson and
 Margaret Roper. violin selections by
 Joseph Ryan. Thomas Hanlon an.
 Rartfe ouiIter. mandolin selections bJ Charles Ryan. Michael Preston and
 Rose yiette. guitar selections by
 Thomas Bergin and Michael Cunning
 ham James Mccoy and Michael Pres
 on rendered starlight The featur,
 of figa evening was the ren,ierfng oi
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 William Wilson assisted hy Pores
 Harvey. Supper was served at a l2ts --rs-E sr.- rv1-.- k-sa.-4 rl-,