Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-27
CITY NEWS

Patrick J. Tehan has been ap- pointed special constable by the al dermen to do duty on the property of the Chase Rolling Mill Co.
 There was no meeting of the gar bage committee yesterday afternoon, Dr Freney and A. H. Wells being the only members to put in an appear ance
 Thomas Ray, son of superintendent Frank Ray of the sewer department. is home after a vacation spent in New Mexico for the benefit of his health.
 On next Saturday. the S0th inst the Friendly League Vacation house at Madison will open for summer guests. Applications for dates should be made at the League office this evening and tomorrow. Thursday, from s to 9:30.
 Daniel r Cass of Prospect road, and Miss Mary Wilton were married this morning at TAO o'clock at the Immaculate Conception church, the Rev Father Slocum oficiaung. John CasS was best man and Miss Rather 2 k inc Bergin was maid of honor.
 President c. A. Templeton of the Waterbury Business Mems associa- tion has appointed committee of five to make arrangements for the annual summer outing, as follows: J. Keyser, A. w Castle, Benjamin Kelsey, George Mullings and Dr w. o. Beecher.
 Michael Mulcahy of AIS South Main street and Miss Mary k. Bowen of 12 Pemberton street were married at o'clock this morning at the Conception church by the Rev Father Slocum. The wit nesses were Joseph J. Madden and Miss Anna Bowen.
 Miss Hattie Green of Grandview avenue, and Charles T. Overton Of 193 South Main street were married at 6.30 o'clock this morning by the Rev. Father Slocum, at the rectory of the Immaculate Conception church. Matthew Cowell was best man and Miss Katherine Hanley was brides maid.
 The following are the new officers of St Josephs "A. society: President, James Brennan; vice-president, Ed ward McElligot; recording secretary, John Brophy; financial secretary. William Blacker; treasurer, J. J. Nc Donald; sergeant-at-arms, H. Cava- naugh; trustees, Messrs Guilfoile, Miller and Freney.
 
 List of letters remaining unclaim- ed in the postoffice: Mrs Augusta NJ. Burke, Miss Annie Butler. Mrs E.. Allen Bruce. Peter Burns, Mrs c. M. Barden, Miss Mary l.. Davenport, Miss Loretta Dwyer Henry Frye,J. C. C'Mullen, Michael O'Leary. t2) Miss Annie Phelan. Hugh O'Rourke. Mrs M. D. Rose, Mrs Bettie Watkin. X Attorney John ]. Dwyer of Hart ford is looking for information re- garding one Jeremiah D. Madden who lived in or near New London in 1862 and is supposed to have fought in the civil war. The object of the search Is not known but it is pre- sumed Attorney Dwyer has good news for MT Madden or his heirs.
 At the regular meeting of Myrtle temple. F. S., last evening in Speed well hall. the following officers were elected: NJ E. C.. Flora Wells; E. S., Ella Snagg: E. J.. Mrs Annie Sunder- land; NJ. of T., Elizabeth Weston: K. of R. C.. Minnie Hitchcock; M. of F., Charlotte Harmon: P. of T.. Rose Powell; c. of T.. Mary Packett; trus- tee, Clara Oviatt: representative to grand temple. Charlotte Harmon; al- ternate, Pauline Oschner.
 Just few days left 10 pick out that graduation gift and we will help you to. We have select line of lock- cts and chains for the young women and a good assortment of fobs and scarfpins for the young men. The Up- son Jewelry Go. 6S Bank street.