Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-25
CITY NEWS.

Kingsbury street will be dedicated on May ,.
 If your boy has worn Warrior stock ings you'll not forget them-if he hasn't, try ? pairs for a quarter at Upson, Singleton X Co.'S.
 A special meeting of the Royal Neighbors will be held this evening at the home of Mrs Watts. 416 North Main street to take action on the death of Mrs Joy.
 John Brosnan and Miss Katherine Brown were married at the 1mmacu- late Conception church this morning at S:45 o'clock. Father o Brien per formed the ceremony and celebrated the nuptial mass. Bryan Mahoney was best man and Miss Margaret Brown was bridesmaid.
 Patrick Murray and Mss Anna Mahoney were married at [ o'clock this morning at the Immaculate Con- ception church. Michael Gibbons was best man and Miss Mary Ma haney was maid of honor. Father bFOueTICk peFlOIlltu tllc NSiChIohs and celebrated the nuptial mass.
 Earl Atwood of New Milford has brought suit for divorce against his wife. Mabel Smith Atwood who lives in Waterbury. Atwood alleges he was married on October 31, 1900 and that on January 6, 1904 his wife left him, and also that she was intoler- ably cruel. The couple have one child. George, whose custody the fa- | ther claims.
 John Conlan was picked up by the police last evening under the inf1u- | ence of drink. AS he was a good pro- bationer he was fined s and costs. X woman living in Naugatuck came to town to do a little shopping and she fell under the influence of drink also She was put on probation to I pay a fine of 8 and costs. She has a family in Naugatuck.
 On Saturday evening of this week Lallier's Military band will give a concert and promenade at Eagles hall for the benefit of the new hospi- tai. A full band will be in attend ance and the members of the band will endeavor to make the affair one of the best that has even been given by the organization. Leader Lallier of the band will have all popular music and will introduce several new selections which have just been pub- lished for band music.
 Commissioner Dennison of the de partment of public works enjoys the distinction of being one of the first to make an offering towards the fur nishing of the new St Mary's hospi- tai. The commissioner won one of the large pictures of Monsignor Slo- cum, canvassed for at the charity ba- zaar. and to-day he turned 1t over to the Rev James F. O'Brien to be placed in the hospital when 1t is ready to be furnished. It is a very appropriate offering and Father O'Brien thanked MT Dennison for it.
 The suit of E. P. Trimmer, local agent for the National Cash Register Co against E. w. filling of New Ha- ven, will not go to the supreme court. The plaintiff who was repre- sented by Kennedy & Cassidy, got judgment for s106.60 from Judge F. NJ. Peasley in the district court some time ago and an appeal was taken on the grounds that the sum of damages awarded was insufficient. But an understanding has been reached by the litigants and the appeal has been withdrawn. The trouble grew out oi collision between the litigants' au- tomobiles on Elm street, New Haven
 Theodore Nuhn and Miss Ethel Freeman Martin were married yes- terday afternoon at Trinity church. by the rector. Rev F. D. Buckley. Mrs maid or honor. and Frederick Nuhn the groom's brother was best man Miss Ethel Nuhn and Miss Benham acted as bridesmaids. Ralph Lander of New York city. Clarence Corner and S. T. Reynolds uf Brooklyn. N r.. and Irving Reynolds of this city were the ushers. Lohengrin's wed ding march was rendered by R. A Laslett Smith. 4 reception was held ! at the home of the brides mother or | Faber avenue.
 Attorney C. W. Bauby has joined the list of applicants for the assist. ant prosecuting attorneyship of the city court, which office by the way is 1 not yet a fact But 1t is considered as good as one. MT Bauby claim: the office because of the good worE he has done for his party on all oe. casions when workers were neees sary. But somehow he has never been given even a lOok-in at thines on the inside. He will. however insist upon recognition this time and if he is thrown down. there is every likelihood that he will be heard from in another way in the city campaign next fall when his party will sadly need workers.
 Readers of the Democrat vno con template becoming benedicts. will find it to their advantage to get the wedding ring of us: and at the same time look at our large and varied ss- sortment of jeweIry, etc. for wedding gifts. Friends of the prospective brides and grooms will also do well to take the hint. ss all our goods are