Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-20
CITY NEWS.


 flourish yesterday and if the weather is favorable from now on the outings will be continued until the snow flies.
 By paying your subscription to the Democrat in advance you may secure the Woman's Home Companion free of charge. Call and pay your sub- scrription now and be Tn time for the June number.
 Military band of Waterbury will give their first concert and dance at Good Will hall, Watervflle, Wednes- day evening, May 9. The music at this dance will be the best. Watch program in tomorrow nights paper.
 Charles w Madison and Miss Elna G. Peterson were married Saturday evening it 6 o'clock at the home of the brides mother, Mrs Olivia A. Peter son of 19 North Willow street. The Rev John G. Davenport performed the ceremony.
 George Higgins, well known in the drug business, opened a new phar- macy in the Healy block at 125 Bald win street on Saturday evening. NIT Higgins is a licensed druggist and has had much experience at the busi- ness. The new store is well equipped with everything in the drug line and the store will be big convenience tc the many people of that locality.
 Mrs Plodding's Niece" has already been played by the Friendly League members in their own entertainment hall and is being repeated in Leaven' worth hall by the special request of a number of the previous audience. The Friendly League chorus will sing en- tirely new songs, however. The SC lections having q particular reference to the joys of spring and the May sea son. Next Thursday evening ir Leavenworth hall at D. Tn
 The members of the Schagticokt Rattlesnake club went yesterday or their annual hunt. The Waterbury contingent consisted of Jack Walsh. Harry Cross, Eddie" Hell. mann and Edward Keegan. Need | less to say, they were not in the fronk ranks although they are said tC be good hunters. Ten big rattle snakes were captured and the hunt was the most successful in the his. tory of the organization. Forty members, twenty-five of them novi ces, took part in the hunt.
 The bondholders of the Golden Agt No 2 Mining and Milling Co, held 6 meeting Saturday afternoon. The result of this meeting was to show that there was no misuse of the fund; by Giles R. Anderson, in whose cart the property was placed, by order oI l the court. A resolution of confidence in MT Anderson was passed. as tht report rendered, showed that ther, had been nothing done in his manage ment, with which fault could b, found and that the property and in terests of the bondholders had beer fully taken care of by him.
 Florence Sullivan died yesterday. q the residence of her brother, DenIi ]. Sullivan. BPS North Willow street He is survived by his mother. Mir Mary Sullivan. two brothers. Jamet and Thomas. and one sister. Mary o Ireland. and two brothers, Dennis ! and Patrick. and one sitter. Julia. O this city He was a memoer of COur i Hancock, F. of \. The funeral vii be held at SEQ o'clock tomorrow morning with services at the Churcl of the Immaculate Conception aut interment in new St JosePh's ceme tery.
 The following donations to Mary's hospital fund were receive, during the past week: Central labO union. SD: Carpenter and JOineTs union, s50: PIumberS' steam am Gas Filters union. s1gn: Typo graphical union. s25: Theatrica Stage employees. s25: Bakers and Con fectionery Workers union. S2J. Iroi MolGers' union. S25: Brewers union S25; Metal Stampers' union. S25 Steam and Hot Water Filters unioI SIS: Horse Sh9erS' union. S15. Slsec Metal Workers union. g. Edward 6 Fitzgerald. g: Henry Kennaugh. S25 total SIS.
 Readers of the Democrat vno con template becoming beneSlicts. vii find it to their advantage to get th wedding ring of us. and at the sam ] time look at our large and varied as sortment of jeweIry, etc. for weddini gifts. Friends of the prospoefiu brides and groons will also do vel to take the hint. ss all our goods an II