Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-24
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street who is confined to her home with pneumonia, is much improved. The regular weekly meeting of the Junior Amateur baseball league will be held on Thursday evening of this week instead of oh Friday night.
 John Kulitis, wine clerk for Jo- seph Kudirka, while opening bot tie yesterday, cut his hand so se- verely that Dr Russell had to close ! it up with several stitches.
 Yesterday afternoon at Corcoran's lots, teams representing the Water bury Paper Box factory and the Sco- Ivill Manufacturing plant played game of ball, the latter nine winning by the score of II to 5.
 William Howard, an employe of the buff room of Holmes, Booth & Haydens, while at work yesterday afternoon badly gashed two of his fingers of the left hand. The acci- dent was caused by the breaking of a chuck. Dr Farrell dressed the fingers.
 Two BrOoklynites engaged In ' fight at the corner of Bank and Souts Leonard streets last evening and in their struggle they went through the big window of Zigmund's cafe. The proprietor was about to have the fell lows arrested when they agreed to pay for the injury done.
 Felix Lallier of Third street has decided during the summer months to close his meat market from 1 until o'clock Thursday afternoons. He hopes that the other meat men will do the same, but judging from the comments heard they are not likely to do so. Lall!er does not care much whether they decide to close as he is determined to do so if he is the only merchant in Brooklyn to try the plan.
 William Bockus of 3S South Leonard street, Is in a serious condi- tion at his home and 1t is doubtful if he will recover from stab wound received last evening. Bockus and his friends refuse to say much about the case and this morning Detective John Kennaugh received very little information when he called at the injured mans home. It appears that he had almost reached his house when he says some one came from the rear and before ne was able to protect himself. his assailant had plunged a knife into his body. Bockus fell to the ground and his cries at- tracted Oficers Halpin and Dele- hanty. They found the fellow in the gutter uttering pitiable groans and immediately carried him to his home nearby and summoned Dr Farrell. Bockus was somewhat talkative last night but to-day was very reluctant to discuss the matter Evidently he is aware of the Identity of the per- son who stabbed him and the police suspect that there was quarrel early in the evening.
 John l.. Harnett of Bridge street and Miss Anna M. Mulcahy of 45 West Liberty street. were married at St Patrick's church this morning at IS o'clock. Rev Joseph NJ. Gleeson ofiiciated. performing the ceremony and celebrating the mass. Miss Hat tie McAuliffe. cousin of the bride, and John Harnett, cousin of the groom. were the attending couple. The bride was gowned in a dress of white silk null over white tafYeta. prettily trimmed with Irish baby lace and wore a picture hat. White net over white silk was worn by the maid and also hat to match. George Cor coran and George Reuuing acted as ushers. Lohengrin's wedding march was rendered by Organist Grafton and during the ceremony Mrs P. ]. Boyce sang 70 Promise Me" After the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the brides mother, Mrs Ellen Mulcahy on Liberty street, at which were many guests including the following from out of town: Mfr and Mrs William Hancock and Edward Brown of Bridgeport; James O'Con- nell of New York: Mir and Mrs C. !. Lessler and family Of New Haven: MT and Mrs Thomas Ryan and fam- fly and Mrs Patrick Heffernan. Sey- mour: the Misses Mary and Rather inc McGrath of Naugatuck: Richard Burke and family of Southington: Matthew Gaynor of Huntsville and Mir and Mrs John Green and family of watertown. Mir and Mrs Harnett left on a wedding trip to New York. the latter being attired in a gown of blue broadeloth with hat to match. After May ( they will be at homo at AZ u-.-s sE~r<w sfr>~f