Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-30
CITY NEWS

io" otiCCI, WuO HdS uccu III tuo pas
 week with the grip, is much i'm
 proved.
 l There will be months mind mass
 at o'clock tomorrow morning al
 the Immaculate Conception church
 for the late Mrs Bridget Daly.
 The pupils of Miss Mary Remnants
 room at the Croft school gave a
 sleighing party this afternoon to
 Thomaston. The members of the
 Driggs school also went on spin.
 Miss Fanny Murphy who was au
 employe of the Clock company, writ
 ing from Ireland to her friend, Miss
 Anna BorSt of North Square, says the
 country is beautiful and the times
 are good.
 John Sherwood left Monday fol
 Flatbush, L. l., to visit MT Deming
 who will leave in a few days for a
 tour through the far east. MT Dem ing is an uncle of Miss Florence J Foulks, MT Sherwood's fiancee. l Among the many people of this
 city reported being sick must be in cluded Mrs Samuel Weinstein of Spencer avenue. But it's happily re- ported that her illness is not of very serious nature. This will be very agreeable news to her many friends and acquaintances.
 Yesterday twenty-five girls em- ployed in the safety pin department of the American Pin Go at Waterville left on account of some misunder- standing with the foreman. George A. Driggs, secretary of the concern, does not think it will amount to much and expects to see all the help back in day or so. Michael Mulholland has brought | suit for divorce against his wife, Jennie. He alleges infidelity and sets forth that his wife's name was Brick and that she is now resident of Bridgeport and has been since she | abandoned him. The couple were married on May 5. 1902, and have one child, Frances, two years of age, whose custody the father. requests.
 John NJ. Hannon of Oakyille and
 Miss Anna Brown of Prospect street.
 were married this morning Ut S:45 o'clock at the Immaculate Conception church by the Rev James F. O'Brien. Miss Margaret, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. and Martin J.
 Mcdonald of Pittstield, Mass, acted | as best man. After wedding tour Mir and Mrs Hannon will reside on | Bunker Hill.
 Louis l.. Smith and Miss Frances Banziger were married this morning at the Immaculate Conception church | by Father 0Brien. Edward Bren. nan was best man and Miss Caroline Smith was maid of honor. The couple and their friends partook of a we'd | ding breakfast at the home of the brides mother, Mrs Della N. Bauzi- ger, } Cooke street. The couple left on forenoon train for a short we'd ding trip, and as they departed they were showered with confetti.
 W. J. and c. B. Duesler, propri- etors of the Peoples market on Phoe- nix avenue, treated their employees and families to a sleigh ride on Mon- day night. The party, sixteen in number, drove to the home of Angus tus Cornelis in Wolcott, where sev- eral of those present contributed musical numbers. MT Cornelis and his daughters proved to be capital entertainers. A very nice supper which was served at g o'clock was en- joyed by all. After supper solos were rendered by the Misses Emily Cornelis, Mary Bennett. Messrs Ad- ans and Kennedy. The Misses Laura Cornelis and Mary Kennedy, pianists, also an orchestra of three pieces, furnished several selections. Others who were present were Daniel Campion, John Bennett. MT and Mrs William Atwood, MT and Mrs John Schuhle, MT and Mrs James Manton, MT and Mrs c. B. Duesler, Mir and Mrs w. J. Duesler.
 Miss Loretta Agnes Hefernan, daughter of Mir and Mrs Mortimer Heffernan of 539 East Main street, and James J. Murphy. a draughts- man in the Eagle Lock company of Terryville. were united in marriage at the Immaculate Conception church this morning at g o'clock. The cere- mony, which was solemnized within the chancel rail. was performed by Rev Joseph Heffernan, o. P, brother of the bride, who had come from Memphis, Tenn. where he is pastor of St Peters church, the largest in the city. Father Heffernan also cele- brated the mass which followed. The groomsman was Thomas J. Murphy of Hartford and the bridesmaid. Miss Mary T. Heffernan, sister of the bride. The bride, who was given away by her father, was attired in a brilliant gown of white imported Lierre lace trimmed with liberty satin. She carried a white prayer book and wore a picture hat with plumes. The maid was gowned in a striking costume of pink messaline with chiffon and velvet, trimmed with rhinestone ornaments and Tokio lace applique. She also wore a picture hat. After the ceremony a reception for the immediate friends of the fam fly was held at the brides home. Among the visitors were Rev Charles Burke of North Adams. Mass. and Rev John NeaIe of Terryville. Mir and Mrs Murphy left for a wedding trip to Washington and vicinity and on their return will reside in Terry vile.
 How annoying is it to have watch that is out of repair frequent ly and in inc care of the watch doc.