Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-20
CITY NEWS

l street. IS VlSlllHS uer slSttT III NeV
 Haven.
 H. H. Derry left this morning for al
 extended southern trip. MT Derry ex
 poets to visit the Mardi Gras at New
 Orleans.
 Mrs Theo Mills of 35 Center stree
 left this morning for Washington, D
 C., where she will spend week ol
 ten days.
 The present and past officers of the
 Connecticut State Federation of Wo
 mems clubs held reunion at The
 Elton yesterday afternoon.
 William Mercer was before Judge ] Peasley in the city court to-day
 charged with intoxication. He was ar
 rested by Officer Flaherty and fined
 s and costs.
 l There will be a hearing in the pro
 bate court tomorrow morning on the I application of Miss Mary A. Donahue ] for the appointment of an administra-
 tor on the estate of her mother, Brid- get Donahue.
 The employees of the American Mills I company will hold their fourth annual | reception and dance tomorrow even ing at Leavenworth hall. Extensive preparations have been made for the event and the committee in charge intend giving those who attend their moneys worth.
 At II o'clock yesterday morning at the parsonage of the First Baptist church. Edward William Gall and Belle J. Winter were united in mar- riage. Miss Winter. sister ,of the bride, and her brother, Albert. were the attending couple. MT and Mrs
 Gall left in the afternoon for Detroit
 where they will reside.
 All the committees engaged in mak- ing preparations for the big card so- cial to be given under the auspices of the men and women of St Patrick's s parish are requested to meet in the parish hall this evening at s o'clock. AS the time is very brief now it Is ne cessary that everyone attend this
 meeting as reports will be made and
 final arrangements completed. Mrs Alice Clancy died last night at her home 121 Charles street. She leaves one daughter, Miss Jennie Clancy, and grandson, John Kiely.
 Mrs Clancy was one of the old resi-
 dents of Waterbury and had a wide
 circle of friends. The funeral will
 take place tomorrow morning at s:30 o'clock with a mass of requiem at St Patrick's church and interment in St
 Joseph's cemetery.
 The commissioners on the estate of the late Mary Phelan, Attorneys Church and Reeves, have adjourned the hearing to next Monday afternoon. There is only one claim to be heard, Miss Julia A. Kennaugh's, for ser vices during period of fifteen years. For most of that time Miss Phelan was almost totally blind and became practically dependent upon the ser vices of Miss Kennaugh, whom she frequently promised to compensate for her trouble.
 Joseph Hodges of Madison street, d ted considerable commotion at Gideon Belliveau's saloon on Grand street last night by taking a dose of car bOilc acid and then rushing down South Main street with Officer Hickey in pursuit. who overlook him near Meadow street and took him to the police station where Police Surgeon O'Hara and Dr McLarney saved his life. Hodges is twenty-two years of age and has many friends about town. He was able to leave for his homo this morning No reason is assigned for the young mans rash act
 The reception which was given last evening by the members of Miss Nel- lie T. Reeds dancing academy at Leavenyorth hall, was largely attend ed. The decorations added greatly to the appearance of the hall, the music was of the best, which was furnished by Lallier's orchestra, and in every way the affair proved to be a great success. The many novelty dances which appeared on the program were greatly appreciated by the dancers es- pecially the EncOnium, which seemed 10 be something little different than the ordinary dance. This dance in- cluded a waltz. a two-step and a march. favors were distributed and the dance ended as do all such dances. The affair was one of the most sue cessful events held at Leavenwortn hall this season.
 Yesterday afternoon at f o'clock at the home of the brides mother. 1SO Central park. south. New York city, Clarence Henry Bangs and Florence Guernsey Gloves of this city. were married. Rev John N. Lewis Of St Jshn's church performing the cpTe- mony. Mrs II. Forney Baker. whp was married on Valentine day and who had just returned from her vel ding trip. was the matron of honor. while Levi Wilcox of this city. wzs best man The bride was given away by her father. George IT. Cloves. Af- ter the ceremony a supper was serFe1 to the gtlests who were few. The bride was Fovned in white satin crepe. cut princess trimmed with val encie1Des lace and carried bsouguei Of orange blossoms- Her attendant wore a dress Of Alice blue rslfiuru. silk cut in the empire style Nr Bangs Is a popular member Of C0ul- psny A and is son of the late Ca,.- tain Bangs. Miss Cloves fs most pyJ.- uIar In this eity and resides on Sands street
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