Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-24
CITY NEWS

Donat Charpentier, who some time since bought out H. J. Sorel, the South Main street druggist, has re- conveyed the place to MT Sorel. The board of public works has granted permission to Fulton's American band to give concert at the corner of Grand and Bank streets next Tuesday evening.
 There will be an anniversary mass Saturday morning at s o'clock at St Thomas church for the happy re- | pose of the soul of the late Patrick ! Gardner. . A trolley car on the Cheshire line ! collided with a work car yesterday afternoon, but nobody was hurt, the motorman slowing up on time to pre- vent what might be termed real run-in.
 Shortly after 12 o'clock last night the fire department was notified of a blaze in the Cilriano block, 35 Chat field street, building containing five tenements. The fire was in the cellar and the department managed<to con fine it to that place, so that the dam- age was not heavy.
 Dennis Dorsey of East Main street has learned of the death in New Mex leo of an uncle named Thomas Ward, | leaving an estate valued at about SIC, 0,00O,000. Ward left no will and MT Dorsey being one of six heirs his chances stand good of being a mil- lionaire in the near future.
 l A week from tomorrow night the Shop league will hold their concert and promenade at Eagles hall. The affair promises to be a big success, all the teams having united for this occasion and are working hard to make the event a memorable one for the ending of the first season of the Shop league.
 1 After a long fight residents of South Wilson street have succeeded in getting the city government to do little work in that street. The board of public works has instructed the superintendent of streets to work it from Washington avenue north erly and they hope that MT Kildufl won't stop until he gets to the other end of it.
 Il Seery Hayes of the United States Military academy at West Point, son of Mir and Mrs Thomas H. Hayes of North Main street, will leave Monday for the academy. He has been on a ten weeks leave and is due to re- port Tuesday before noon. He will not be home again until June, 1908, when he will have his graduation leave.
 The St Joseph's T. A. society will sport their new uniforms for the first time tomorrow at the Bridgeport parade and field day of the c. T. A. U. The uniform consists of white duck pants, purple negligee shirt white Windsor tie, white hat and belt. They are supplied by the Cur ran Dry Goods Co, who also are fill. ing the order for the Iron Moulders union to be worn at the Labor day celebration here.
 People who retired last night at c seasonable hour thought there was no use going to bed on account of the heat, but they hadn't been there long when they heard rain patterins against the window panes and it kept on until it got to be a downpour that converted the streets into rivers. The storm was accompanied by higt wind, loud peals of thunder and sharp flashes of lightning. The cleo trical display scared the wits out o the women folks and children ana some of the men felt a trifle afraid . too, but even at that everyone pre-
 ferred to take their chances with 1
 for the sake of the rain which cooled
 things of SO that for the first tim in over a week there was a chance
 to get a little sleep.
 , A wedding which attracted nor
 than ordinary attention took plac
 Wednesday morning at St Cecilia
 church in the presence of larg
 number of relatives, including par , ties from New York city. New Hs
 ven, Meriden, Kensington. Handel |, and Allentown. The contracting par
 ties were Joseph Moss of South Vii , son street and Miss Anna Kraus: : daughter of MT and Mrs Frederic , Krauss of Washington avenue. Tn i. ceremony was performed by the Re
 Dr Martin, and the choir rendere ' appropriate selections. Miss Edit [ Schlaag of Kensinzton. cousin of th
 bride, was maid of honor. and Loui
 Moss, brother of the groom, was bes
 man. William and Frank Mos:
 brothers of the groom. acted as ust
 CTS. The bride wore silk and carrie
 roses. After the ceremony a receI
 ton was held at Hellmann's hall O
 Grand street. where over a hundre
 relatives and friends of the youn
 couple offered congratulations an
 Joined in merrymakinz for a fe-
 hours. Tn the afternoon Mir and Mi
 Moss left for a wedding tour. nal
 ing the trip in Edward L. Hellmann
 auto car On their return they vi
 commence housekeeping at IS R.
 street. where they will be at hon
 after September i.