Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-04
CITY NEWS.

A special meeting of Court Wolf Tone, No 28, F. of A., is called for this evening at 8 o'clock at the read ing rooms in G. A. R. building. Every member is requested to att tend.
 Monsignor Slocum was out to-day and looked almost as good as ever although he told a reporter of this paper that his limbs are far from being as strong as they used to be when he was younger and his health almost perfect.
 Superintendent of Police Beach appeared to-day with the insignia or. dered by the board of safety. Or either side of his collar is a minia. ture gold oak leaf and the cuffs oi his coat are plush trimmed with heavy gold braid.
 Robert S. Herr, who has spent the last two years in the south, has re- turned for the summer. Mir Herr has been connected with the E. E. Forbes Piano Co in Mobile, Ala, and the D. c. Richards Go in Hot Springs in the capacity of piano tuner.
 Miss Adelene Gray, who formerly lived on Baldwin street, will be grad uated from a normal school in Yer mont this month. She will then take trip to the Jamestown exposition and on her return will reside with her sister, Mrs John Hull of Baldwin street.
 Edward J. Sullivan, who at one time managed Polls theater. is now directing the tour of DeWolf Hopper in "Happyland," and was with the company in this town last evening. Sullivan has had under his business management Eleanor Duse, Mime Sarah Bernhardt, James 0'Neill James T. Powers and other stars.
 At the outing of the board of pub lie works yesterday afternoon 1t was decided to continue the work of macadamizing South Main street from Turner's bridge northeriy to City Corners. Property owners in that street from the angle below the factory of the Waterbury Buckle shop southerly to City Corners were cited in to be heard regarding the proposed layout of that part of the street on June II.
 The class dance of the graduating class of St Margaret's school was held in the gymnasium last evening. In addition to the pupils of the school. about sixty-five in number, there were about 100 visitors. The dance program consisted of twenty four numbers and music was fur nished by Faulmann's orchestra. The gymnasium was daintily decorated with ferns. potted plants and cut flowers. including the lily of the val ley. the class flower.
 Joseph A. Brennan of South Elm street and Miss Jennie Cronan of North Main street were married this morning at GAS o'clock at the Im- maculate Conception church. Tho ceremony was performed by the Rev Father Frederick. who also cele- brated the nuptial mass. Miss Sadie Cronan. sister of the bride. was maid of honor. and Dr John E. Brennan, brother of the groom. was best man. Mir and Mrs Brennan left for a we'd ding tour. On their return they will reside on Walnut street.
 On next Sunday Nosahogan lodge. No 2I, and Townsend lodge. No Sa. will observe Memorial day and will decorate the graves of their de ceased members As the lodges will be assisted by Canton T. R. Martin Of this city, Centennial lodge of Naugatuck. Cantons Sassacus and Aurora of New Haven and Canton Foster of New Britain. t is expected that almost 1000 nen in uniform will De In line The procession vir start from Odd Feilovs' hall at z:se in the afternoon and viIl be headed by the American band In the af- ternoon only the graves of the past grand masters viIi be decorated. ss the other deceased members will bs looked after in the morning The address of the day will De made by the Rev Fsederiek Earle Buck. as sistssf rector Of Trinity church. ss the men are sbeat to enter River sits esmstsry.