Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-10
CITY NEWS

The annual election of officers of the mutual aid society of the em- ployes of the Waterbury Clock Co will take place this evening. A so- cial hour or two will follow.
 The local branch of the Gaelic league has arranged to give its an nual concert on the evening of Sun day, February 10, in the Jacques opera house. As far as possible every feature of the evening will be abso- lutely new. but thoroughly appropri- ate.
 James William Fitzpatrick, Lew Madden and William Thompson will be at the Jacques next week in their sketch, .'The Turn of the Tide" con- sequently Manager Docking decided to place the seats on sale yesterday. The friends of the trio are preparing to give them a royal welcome and for Monday evening the Elks have engaged block of seats.
 There will be no ex-parte divorce suits heard at the present term of the superior court. Only hearings in damages and privileged cases will be heard, as the court has no time to give to divorce petitions. They can lay over until the regular term. which opens on the third Tuesday of next month. There are only about forty divorce suits on the docket and none of them is of such a nature that it cannot wait.
 The total number of deaths in Wa terbury in 1906 was 1,113. This is 2S6 more than in 1905. The causes were as follows: La grippe and infiu- enza, 16; measles, I; scarlet fever. Ia: cerebro-spinal meningitis, l: diphthe- ria and croup, 21: whooping cough, 13 erysipelas, 6: typhoid fever. F; diarrheal diseases. 193; consumption and phthisis, 57; pneumonia or lung fever. III; bronchitis. 43: all diseases of the nervous system. 77: heart dis eases, 62, accidents or violence. II: all other causes, except still birth, 40I; total 1,llS.
 The regular monthly business meeting of Court McGivney, D. of l., will be a very important one, as there are many interesting subjects to be discussed, the report of the auditors to be read, and plans for the booth at St Mary's hospital bazaar to be completed All members having tickets for the social of December 2S are requested to report, as the soci- ety desireS to use the money to carry out their plans for the bazaar. The general meeting will be followed by a meeting of the hospital committee. All members should attend to encour- age this worthy object.
 William F. Buckley of Irving place and Miss Helen Cutting. daughter of Mir and Mrs Francis NJ. Cutting of 426 North Main street. were married yesterday afternoon at the brides home. Rev John N. Lewis. rector of St Johns church. performed the ceremony. Frank Spellman was groomsman and Miss Maud Cutting, sister of the bride, maid of honor. The bride was gowned in beautiful dress of cream color crepe de Paris cut en princesse, and carried a bou- quet of bridal roses. The maid was attired in pink mousseline de soie. After reception, at which about fifty guests were present, Mir and Mrs Buckley left on trip to New York.
 Tuesday evenings Democrat print ed an illustration of the Celtic cross which was recently erected in Brom- ham, Wiltshire. England, over the grave of the great Irish poet, Thomas Moore. Our attention has been called to the similarity of this cross to the one in the old St Joseph's cemetery which the 4. O. H. and the Ladies' auxiliary placed there to commemo- rate the memory of their departed This is the only real Celtic cross in any of the Waterbury cemeteries. and its classic lines are a source of pride to all students of Irish history here Charles Augustus Jackson made the design for and erected the monument in the local cemetery.
 Martin L. Martus and Miss Agnes Schoenmehl were united in yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock at St Johns parish house. The ceremony was performed by the Rev John N Lewis. IT. assisted by Rev Edmund C. Rowland. D. D.. rec tor emeritus of St Johns Episcopal shurch The full Episcopal service was used. The attending couple were Bertram w. Martus of New Haven. brother of the groom. and Miss Cora R. Schoenmehl. sister of the bride. As the party entered Mrs P. ]. Dwyer played the wedding march The hall was neatly decorated with palms. ferns and white crepe paper. After he ceremony dinner was served in he parlors of the house. about sixty guests being present. many of whom rere from out of town After a <eddins trip Nr and Mrs Martus will reside at 3s Park place
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