Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-10
CITY NEWS

A DaDv glrl was porn 10 NIT anc Mrs Michael F. Martone of South Main street Sunday evening.
 i Daniel J. Keefe of Bishop street has returned home, after spending the winter in Indiana with theatri cal troupe.
 Certificates of organization have been filed with the state secretary hs l the Buckingham Pharmacy Go o1 Waterbury.
 John Rogers, private in Go G, who on Monday evening mad two ribs broken at the performance at l Jacdues,' and who has been laid up at the Waterbury hospital, returned home to-day.
 The Connecticut Baptist Mission ary union opened it's third annual session at the Shiloh Baptist church in Hartford yesterday. Rev Isaac w. Reed of this city was elected secre. tary. At this afternoons session Mi Reed read a paper on "our Oppor, tunity."
 | John Flaherty of 37 Fuller street | and Miss Annie Murphy of 19 Pleas | . l o'clock this morning at the Immacu- late Conception church by Father l Broderick, Richard Coogan was best man and Miss Anna Healy was maid of honor. -ges ar-sG5-- .- ! The diocesan board of examiners was in Waterbury to-day and visited the different parochial schools in the city and found everything in most satisfactory manner. The board con- ksists of the Rev Fathers O'Donnell, Kennedy, Curtin, O'Brien, Shortell Finn and Coyle The board had dinner with the Rev Father Slocum.
 List of letters remaining unclaim- ] ed in the postoffice: Miss Josie Car ney, Miss Dora Foisey, Miss Calista Furey, Mrs Susan Johnson, Miss Jeannette Morton, Miss K. Ryan. Miss L. Sheean, Parnell M. Coy, l James Comstock, Charles Forbes. | Thomas Hayes CD, Louis P. Ken ney, Michael Kelly, William Kelley, | E. G. Williams, F. Young, jr. Refreshments of ice cream and cake will be served at the annual meeting of the Waterbury Young Mems Christian association on Mon- day evening, May H. at s o'clock in the parlor Interesting financial and other reports of the past year will be. presented. Officers and directors | will be elected. All members and friends are invited to attend.
 A surprise party was held at the home of Joseph Ryan on Melton street last night. There were piano selections by Margaret Roper. Ma mic Thompson, Annie Finley, Joseph Ryan and Bartie Quilter; violin se- lections by Charles Ryan and Mi chael Cunningham: guitar selec- tions by Thomas Bergin. The fea- ture of the evening was the render ing of Bill. You Done Me Wrong" by the Hartleman quartet composed of Michael Preston, James Mccoy, w. Moroney and William Wilson. Supper was served at a late hour af- ter which the party broke up.
 The Central band of Kings Daughters held its annual meeting yesterday afternoon at the First Methodist church and elected officers as follows: President, Mrs A. I. Goodrich; first vice president, Mrs Thomas Donaldson; second vice president, Mrs A. A. Benedict; sec retary. Mrs Charles Kayser; treas urer. Mrs Charles Reed: membership committee, Mrs c. Bissett and Mrs l.. P. Mitchell; advisory committee, Mrs J. Abbott and Mrs c. O. Rob- bins; flower committee. Mrs c. O. Robbins and Mrs A. B. Coon; music committee. Mrs Charles kayser and Mrs G. O. Robbins.
 At the fourteenth annual conven- tion of the New Haven district Ep- worth league. held yesterday in Bristol. officers were chosen as fol- lows: President. R. B. Gilman. An sonia: vice presidents. Waterbury district. Rev F. l.. Buckwalter, Wa terville: Hartford district, Dwight North. Hartford: Meriden district. Rev F. H Sawyer. Yalesville: Mid dletown district. Rev NJ. P. Griffin. Middletown; Winsted district. Es- ther M. Beckley. Torrington: New Britain district, F.. ]. Hungerford, New Britain: recording secretary. Miss F.. N Nelson: corresponding secretary, Miss May F.. AlIingham. Ansonia: superintendent of junior work. Mrs John dagger. New Haven: superintendent of mission work. Rev NJ o. Lepley, Waterbury. The ad- dress of the evening was made by Rev Dr C. F. Locke of Brooklyn.
 The Cpson Jeweiry Co announces a special sale lasting the balance of the week of fine silverwsre. A fev examples: Fiye-piece tea set. quad ruple plate. XIV style. original price s4250. sale price s3O. Four piece lea set. engraved. original price ssO. sale price s14. Four piece after din neT- coffee sets. old price sl0. sale price s1. Also numerous other artf- cles of first quality st a like reduction Of nr4ra