Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-25
CITY NEWS

The difference between Dennis Havican and the city over curl grade on Wall street was adjusted satisfactorily last night through the agency of Attorney Russell and En,
 gineer Cairns. l Michael J. Murphy and Miss Bridget Kenney were married this
 morning at the Immaculate Concep- ton church by Father O'Brien. The witnesses were Patrick Lynch and Miss Katherine Greene. r-z# " Edward A. Rofferty and Miss Mary Ward were married this morning at the Immaculate Conception church. Rev Father O'Brien officiating. Thomas Dorsey was best man and
 Miss Katherine Rafferty was maid of honor. ......- Louis M. Raffel has sold for Sam uel Krosow his three-family house on Putnam street to Lizzie sAkerman, also three four-family blocks on Vine street of Frank Ferino to R. Horo- witz and three-family house and a building lot on West Farm street be- longing to I. Shapiro to Miss Annie Myers.
 The D. of I. awoke one morning to find themselves famous as entertain
 CTS and in order to maintain their re-
 putation much time, thought and
 money will be expended to make their carnival, May 4, not only one of the daintiest but at the same time
 one of the most enjoyable and novel
 events of the season.
 Tickets are now out for the enter tainment to be given at Polls Sun day evening for the benefit of the sufferers from the earthquake at San Francisco, and are on sale at all the drug stores and at the office of the city clerk. The sale of boxes will be by subscription. In order not to in- terfere with the church service the show will not open until S:30 o'clock. Tomorrow evening at City hall the annual muster and inspection of Go B, First regiment, Hibernian Ri- f1es, will be held. The advance sale of tickets has been very large and a
 large crowd is looked for After the inspection concert and dance will
 be held with music by Lallier's or chestra. The following members compose the arrangement committee:
 John P Sheehan, P. Shanahan, T. Duane, J. Hanrahan and J. Bowling.
 The funeral of Garret Moore took place this morning from Mulville's undertaking rooms with mass of requiem at the Immaculate Concep- tion church by Father Broderick and interment in Calvary cemetery. The bearers were Jeremiah Nolan, Mich ael Mccarthy, Jeremiah Mccarthy, Thomas Minahan, John Minahan and Garret Moore. The floral tributes in cluded a pillow from sisters of the deceased; wreath, Michael Minahan; cross, MT and Mrs M. Moore; basket of roses, Mir and Mrs Patrick Sulli- van.
 Owing to the fact that good many have wished to buy tickets for the barn dance to be held in Brook lyn tomorrow night and being un- able to see a member of the club, the committee in charge of tickets has placed them on sale in Smiths phar- macy and Dunphy's cigar store. From the appearance of the club, 1t will be the banner night. Every member is filled with that happy feeling that goes to make an ideal hayseed affair. One of our leading costumers said last night from present list of orders he would hardly find it possible to give everyone the desired outfit. So be on hand early and make merry.
 Chairman Walsh of the democratic state central committee has an- nounced the following committee to consider the matter of direct primar- ies: New Haven county, John E. Doughan of New Haven, chairman: Hartford county, James J. Burns of Hartford; New London county, James B. shannon of Norwich; Fair field county. Michael A. Kenney of Bridgeport: Windham county. Jere- miah O'Sullivan of Willimantic: Litchfield county, E. S. Robert of East Canaan; Middlesex county, J. Taylor Flynn of Middletown; Tol- land county, George Forster of Rock vile.
 Mrs Clara Folsom Barton, aged 65 years. widow of the late George Bar ton, died yesterday at the home of her son, Lester M. Barton, Simons avenue. Mrs Barton was born in Mattione, N. Y.. December 14, 1S41. In her young womanhoOd she was a we'll known soprano singer at that place. Her husband died about g years ago. leaving her a widow with nine children. All her children sur yiye her, George D., Willis C.. Arthur N., John F.. Lester M.. and Frederick Barton. and Mrs A. Noe of this city and Mrs W. H. Root of Torrington. besides two grandchildren and a brother. The funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The burial will be in River side.
 The annual meeting of the Water bury Woman's club was held yester- day afternoon in the paTlors of the Second Conzregational church. The receiving party was composed of the old officers as follows: Mrs W. H. Phipps. Mrs Otis NorthrOp, Mrs C. ". shannon. Mrs W. H. Hoffman, Mrs q. H. Cowell. Mrs E. L. FTisbie, Mrs ". E. Riley. Mrs B. H Bristol, Mrs M. ]. Fogg. Mrs Samuel Root and Mrs Lester M- Camp. Tea was served by the social committee composed of Mrs F. M. Peasley. Mrs H. R Row land. Mrs W. l.. Hall. Mrs J. C. Ives. Mrs T. l.. Rogers. Mrs C. l. Benham, Mrs Edwin Hart. Mrs George Camp. Miss Elizabeth Chambers. Mrs C. F. Nye. Mrs Hotchkiss. Miss Camp. Mrs A. C. Campbell and Mrs George Ni- ror Miss Myrtle OT1eIief. harpist.