Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-05
CITY NEWS.

has filed notice of an increase of
 capital stock from. 900 to $300,000.
 Don't forget the Military band con-
 cert and dance at Columbia hall, Nau-
 gatuck tomorrow night. Lalliers or
 chestra of Waterbury will furnish the
 music.
 Miss Margaret McGuiness, daugh-
 ter of John McGuiness of Baldwin street, and Clement Mccoy of East
 Main street were married May 30,
 1907, in Brewsters, N. Y.
 Mayor Thoms and City Engineer Cairns were among the guests of honor l on the trial trip of the first car over the new trolley line from here to Derby yesterday afternoon. One thousand Teddy bears to be given away free to one thousand little
 girls. Send the little girls in and they
 will tell them how to get Teddy
 bear fred of charge at Frank the shoeman's, 2O3 Bank street.
 J, Ward Porter administrator of the estate of his father, the late James Porter, filed his account to-day show ing that he has ready for distribution $3,950 in cash. There will be a hear
 ing on the matter in few. days. The Italian consul at New Haven,
 Michele Riccio appeared before Judge R. A. Lowe in the probate court in
 behalf of a request for the appoint ment of an administrator on the estate
 of Dominica Megani, who died in the Waterbury hospital last Sunday. Me gani, it seems left personal estate
 of $320 which is on deposit in local
 bank, and in order to protect 1t for
 the benefit of the deceased's relatives
 in Italy it twas the duty of the Italian
 consul to have an administrator ap- pointed. There was no opposition to the application.
 The bachelor dance at Fraternity hall last night, under the direction of Eagle hive, Ladies of the Macca- bees, was we'll attended. The com mittees in charge of the event were: Reception, Miss Catherine Danehy, chairman; Miss Catherine Sullivan, Miss Josephine Duane, Miss Belle
 " diulOH, hlSo AHlld Sdi lSOuy Alloo Hattie Lee, Miss Mary Courtney and Miss Anna Courtney; refreshments, Mrs Elizabeth Deiss, Mrs Thomas J. Kilmartin, Miss Julia Cunningham and Mrs Anna Corcoran. Music was furnished by Miss Mary Denehy and Oliver Chapin.
 The marriage of James R. Kelley of
 100 North Elm street and Miss Mar
 garet T. Dolan of Washington street
 took place this morning at St Fran cis Xavier church. The marriage cere-
 mony was performed by the Rev J. J. Curtin and was followed by a nup- tial mass. The best man was George Kelley, a brother of the groom, and
 Miss Helen Dwyer, cousin of the bride, was maid of honor. The bride
 wore white net over silk and the bridesmaids dress was silk null. Mir and Mrs Kelley left on an early train for brief wedding trip to New York and New Jersey. On their return they will reside on North street.
 On Friday evening of this week St Mary's Dramatic club will give an entertainment and dance at Leaven- worth hall. The dancing will start promptly at 9 o'clock and eighteen numbers are to be danced. An in- termission will be given after seven numbers have been danced and a sketch entitled Wanted, a Butler" will be presented. Lallier's orches- tra will furnish music. The follow ing members comprise the arrange ment committee: John M. Hutchin- son, chairman; Miss Emma Boyle, Miss Deborah E. Lawlor, James Cos grove, Miss Mary Culhane, Henry A. Hayden, Miss Agnes Quinn, James White, Miss Josephine Dillon, Henry Lawlor and Miss Margaret Donahue.
 The suit of Joseph Seidel, admiuis- trator of the estate of his father, be- gan in the superior court to-day be- fore Judge Edwin B. Gager. Damages of 5000 is claimed. MT Seidei was driving home one night about five years ago and was passing through WO0dbury when his horse fell into a hole which the town employees had made in the course of municipal work. Mir Seidel received injuries that finally resulted in his death. The plaintiff is represented lty the O'Neills and the defendant by Warner and Cassidy. From the large attendance in court one would think that half the popu- latlon of WOOdbury is interested in the case.
 Jeremiah Hanlon of 3S South Wilson street and Miss Della McCar- thy of S7 Union street were married this morning at : o'clock at the Im- maculate Conception church by the | Rev James O'Brien. who also cele- l. brated the nuptial mass which fol- 1. lowed. The attending couple was Miss Nellie Walsh and Charles Nu- gent. The bride. who is very popu- lar young lady. and a we'll known ] resident, was attired in a princess ! gown of silk null over white taffeta. ! wore a picture hat to match the 1 gown and carried a white prayer book. The maid of honor was gOwned in cream eolored lansdOwne | and carried a bouquet of bridal l roses. After the ceremony a we'd ! ding breakfast was served at the home of the brides parents. The ] couple was the recipients of many beautiful presents. Mir and Mrs Hanlon left on a wedding trip to Va. where they will attend the Jamestown exposition, and on their return viii be at home to their !