Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-09
CITY NEWS.

noon at North Elm street and Cherry avenue, and received several bruises. The offender hurried away, leaving MT Seymour to care for himself.
 At meeting of the congregation of Sheret Israel synagogue on Kings bury street last night, deeds were given to thirty-four members for pews. A vote of thanks was ten dered to Julius Chotzianoff for the presentation to the congregation of a first-class furnace.
 John Mccarthy of Pleasant street fell from the bridge over the Meriden road, near the base ball grounds, Sunday, breaking his hip and receiv- ing several other injuries. The bridge is in an out of the way place and the injured man remained where he fell until he was picked up and taken home by c. J. Haugh.
 This is busy season at the Brook side home farm. Although the num- Der of men caring for the crops is small, good work is being done. Sup erintendent Brennan is caught up on help as the majority of the able bod jed men get away from the home dur ing the summer. All the crops are coming along we'll and it promises to be a fruitful season at the town farm.
 Deputy Grand Chief Ranger John Cookson installed the new officers of Court America, F. of A., last night. as follows: Chief ranger, B. w. Johnson; sub-chief ranger, William Meekin; recording secretary, w.. Roberts; senior woodward, c. L.. Barlow: junior woodward, Frank Zitt; senior beadle, H. Stockert; junior beadle, D. J. Hilts; lecturer. z. H. Nichols; chairman of sick com mittee, c. Parthenay.
 At the meeting of Lady Trumbull council, No 5, D. of L., last night, officers were installed as follows Councillor, Lucy O'Neill; associate councillor, Clara Wilmarth; vice. councillor, Harry Reynolds; associate vice-councilor, Bessie Parkhurst; junior ex-councilor, Webster ONeill; junior ex-associate councillor, Char lotte Harmon; recording secretary, Cornelia Gates; assistant recording secretary, Elvie Arcott; financial sec retary, Charles Parkhurst; treasur- CT, Minnie Clark; guide. Ida Jessup; inside guard, Hattie Perkins; outside guard, Rufus Hewitt; trustees, George Fox. W. A. Chase. Charles L. Clark; musician, May Bunell. Depu- ty Miss Terrell had charge of the ex- ercises.
 w. F. Mccarthy of Boston, general organizer of the painters and paper hangers was present at meeting in Carpenters hall last evening which was attended by about 100 members of the local union. MT Mccarthy made an address pointing out to those present the benefits to be derived by having a good organization. One of the things which he endeavored to impress upon the members was the equality of wages. Secretary Moran received twenty-eight applications for membership last evening It is expected that in the spring the un- fen will have about 200 members in this city at which time an increase in wages will be asked for. The wages of the craft at present are from S225 to s25O, eight hour day. The men will ask for s2.75 to s3 for the same number of hours.
 At the annual meeting of the State Association of Stationary Engineers in Ansonia yesterday, officers were chosen as follows: President. Will liam Clark. Ansonia; vice-president. George P. Thomas. Norwich; secre- tary and treasurer. C. b. Osborn. Bridgeport; conductor. John ]. Calf ney. Ansonia: doorkeeper, George Cleaveland. New Haven; trustees. Wallace Holt. New Haven: Joseph Bellwood, Bridgeport. and Frederic McGarr. Bristol. Messrs Osborn, Thomas. of Norwich. and Hughes. of Waterbury, were selected a commit tee on ways and means; Messrs Gray of Ansonia and McManus and Holt of New Haven. committee on con- stitution. and Messrs BellwoOd of Bridgeport. Band of Ansonia and Burwell of Waterbury. committee on education. Norwich was selected as the place for the next convention.
 Miss Martha Eleanor Lawson, daughter of Mir and Mrs John Law son of 735 Baldwin street. and Charles Brown of Walnut street, an employe of the Scoviu Manufactur- ing Co. were married this afternoon at Trinity Episcopal church by the Rev F D. Buck, assistant rector of the parish. Miss Julia Doran was maid of honor and John H. Lawson. the brides brother. was grOOmsman. The bride and maid of honor wore white mule and carried bouquets. 4 reception was held at the home of the brides parents. after which Mr and Mrs Brown left for a wedding tour. On their return they vilI com- menee housekeeping at 735 Baldwin street The bride is one of the New England Watch shops popular en- DIOyes and her many friends remem- bered her with several substantial tokens of regard. She was also made the recipient of q number Of gifts from friends in her immediate neighboThood. where she has always resided and is highly esteemed.
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