Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-22
CITY NEWS
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 say-they make good.
 The High school students who have
 so faithfully @ supported the football
 team will not turn dts efforts towards
 the basketball five.
 The number from this city that will
 attend the game in New Haven Sat
 urday will be perhaps the biggest that
 ever attended a college game. A months mind mass will be cele. brated tomorrow morning at 7:3O at
 St Francis Xavier's church, for the
 late Edward Bowes of South street. A son was born Saturday, Novem-
 Der 17, to MT and Mrs P. J. Delehanty,
 of 74S Dublin street. Mir Delehanty
 is foreman of the Rogers Bros factory.
 The men who clean the paved streets
 have been provided with new cans. They are neat patterns and the men
 say that they are the best things they
 ever got hold of. "., Patrick Barrett and Miss Ellen
 Griffin were married this morning at
 the Immaculate Conception church by
 the Rev Father Brennan. The wit
 nesses were Timothy Griffin and Miss
 Ellen Woodhouse.
 The December number of the Wo- mans Home Companion is ready for delivery to customers Democrat sub scribers can have this excellent mag azine delivered to their doors by pay
 ing subscription in advance.
 Henry Hotchkiss, who for the past five years has been in the employ of the Waterbury Brass company has re- signed his position with that company to accept position as salesman for the Magnolia Metal company of New York.
 Mrs Mary A. Fee, wife of George Fee, died yesterday at her home on Wall avenue. Besides her husband she leaves four sisters and one broth CT. The funeral will take place to- morrow morning at g o'clock with services at St Anne's church.
 While ex-Mayor Barlow and his son Howard were in their carriage con- ing out the driveway near their home on West Main street this morning the front wheel of the carriage came of, throwing the young man out of the vehicle and landing him on his back in the mud.
 Henry H. Peck, who is native of Kensington and built the Peck Me morial library, last week presented the library with fine set of eighteen volumes of the Encyclopedia Ameri- cana" Mir Peck takes great inter est in the welfare of the library and frequently presents books to it.
 One of the best Christmas presents for boy or girl is ''U. S. X Co.'S tick ct" ask for one.
 At meeting of the executive con- mittee of the State Firemen's associa- tion in Norwich yesterday, Robert McGee of Watertown was elected secretary to succeed the late John s. Jones. John NJ. Canfield of Thomas ton was chosen member of the exec utive committee to take the place of Mir McGee.
 It was an awful imposition upon the public to charge dollar for that show at Polls last evening under the name, "The Volunteer. Organist." The play is not so bad, but the manner in which it was produced justified the following remark made by one of those taken in: Tt is a good show to raise the price of eggs.'
 Miss Ida Garthwaite and Timothy of Jewclry street were mar ried this morning at o'clock at St Patrick's church. Rev Joseph M Gleeson performed the ceremony and also celebrated the nuptial mass which followed. The attending couple was Daniel Murphy, brother of the groom, and Miss Florence Garth waite, sister of the bride.
 Papers in a suit for S2,50O damages were served upon H W. Langley of the Langley Furniture company last evening. The plaintiff Wallace B. of New Haven claims that last spring he was. arrested on the of Mir Langley. charged with removing furniture from the city which he had purchased on the install ment plan. He was tried in the city | court and discharged but he claims | that nevertheless he suffered disgrace ! md injury because of being arrested. l
 Sorrow with all Its forces is en- on Union street in the quar- | ters of James Lango, the bicycle rider. | lango and his partner have been do- ! Ing all kinds of pedaling the past | .ouple pf months with tho exnpptatinn Df entering the six day race in New York next Month. Two weeks ago they sent their entry blank only 10 re- 'eive word yesterday from Pat Pow PTS who supervises the race that their entry blank was too late. Largo is highly wrought up over the affair and says that is a game to prevent him from entering He is of the opinion hat he and his mate would have an excellent chance of winning. He and his partner and manager left on their wheels for New York today to en- leavor to meet Mir Powers.
 James r. Kerwin and Miss Mary were married this morning at he Immaculate Conception church. Father Slocum performed the cere- nony. Father O'Brien celebrated the luptial mass. Richard Joyce was best man and Miss Mary Kelly was maid ,f honor. As the bridal party en- cred the church the organist played Wedding March" The bride was attired in a gown of tray voile over tafefa silk and car jed a white prayer book while inc |