Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-26
CITY NEWS.
Military band prom at Naugatuck


 A son, Francis Joseph, was born to MT and Mrs M. F. Madden Of IL Cossett street this morning.
 The public is invited to inspect the fall styles in millinery at Maner X Doyle's, l51 Bank street, up stairs.
 Edward F. Babin of this city has joined the forces of the Hallet X Davis Piano company. MT Babin formerly was connected with the Fulton Music company.
 Michael Gibbons and Miss Rather inc Gilhooly were married at s a. m. to-day at the Immaculate Conception church by the Rev Charles w. Bren- nan. Thomas Gilheoly was best man and Miss Bridget Gibbons was maid of honor
 List of advertised letters, Mrs J. w. Wells Bishop, Mrs Mary Bourde- lais, J William Briggs, J. F. Bradley, Path Leleasby Mrs Mamie Fletcher. Mrs Arthur Greenhill, Albert Holland. Cranston Holland, James Kinahan, Mrs H D. Lyman care Mrs M. A. Thompson, Miss May McAllister, Pe- ter O'Neill, Miss Annie Otis, Mrs Laury Potts, Mrs Bridget Ryan. Mos es Williams.
 Another suit for divorce has been added to the pile awaiting action in the superior court The petitioner is Mrs Ida Chapman of Naugatuck, and ac Chapman of the same place. Mrs Chapma nalleges that for the last six teen years her husband has been hab- itually incorporate. The Chapmans were married on March 20, 1873, and have one child, Daisy, whose custody the petitioner requests.
 Miss Margaret F. Flynn of Hart ford and William T. Smith of this city were married at St Joseph's s cathedral, Hartford yesterday morn ing by Rev Thomas s. Duggan. The bride wore a white net gown made over white silk, a large white Gains borough hat and carried white roses. The bridesmaid who was Miss Kath- arine J. Flynn. sister of the bride, wore a white batiste gown and a blue Gainsborough hat. She carried pink roses. The best man was Will liam J. Histon of Waterbury. A re- ception followed the ceremony. It was given at the brides home, No 2S6 Sigourney street, for the family and friends The couple left for a wedding trip.
 John J. Shea and Miss Mamie Ken nelly were married at six o'clock this morning at the church of the Immac ulate conception with a nuptial mass the Rev Father Broderick officiating. The ceremony was witnessed Jy a large number of relatives and friends James Kennedy brother of the bride was best man. Miss Mary O'Connell was maid of honor The bride was gowned in costume of white silk voile over silk taffeta the maid of honor wore white mousseline de soie After the ceremony breakfast was served at the home of Mir and Mrs Shea who have hand somely furnished home, receiving many costly presents from friends and relatives Mir and Mrs Shea left on the l045 train for Boston and Wash ingtn. D. C.
 Milk producers In Watertown and other nearby places feel that they have been poor long enough and are talking of getting together and doubling the price of the product of the COW. which would result in mak- ing the cost to consumers in Water bury about ten cents a quart. If they do this somebody will make a fortune here dealing in all kinds of cows and in less than a year every other va cant lot about town will be produc- ing something besides brushwood. There Is a lot of nonsense in this talk about added cost to keep cattle. Grass grows now just the same as ever and the imputation- that COWS have sharper appetites than formerly prores nothing. but simply emphasiz- es the ability of the average Connecti- cut farmer to excel in hanging up bluff.