Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-10
CITY NEWS.

A months mind mass will be cele- brated tomorrow morning at 7:30 o'clock at St Francis Xavier's church for the late Edward Connor.
 Miss Anna Real, who is studying at St Joseph's hospital in Paterson, N. J. is visiting at the home of her parents MT and Mrs Patrick Real of South Elm street.
 Thomas P. Egan of Wolcott street and Miss Nellie Cunningham will be married in the Church of the I'm maculate Conception at s o'clock Wednesday morning.
 P. J. McMahon, clerk of the city court and Mrs McMahop have se- cured passage for Ireland to sail about July II. They will tour the country and expect to return late in September.
 Miss Annie Macauley of East Main street, accompanied by Ter brother, left to-day for Milford to take up her residence there for the summer. Her many friends wish her good luck in her new home.
 The officials of Roger and Brothers factory evidently came to the concius- ion that the employees would be moro content if they did not have Saturday half holiday without pay for the same. Consequently on Saturday the factory was on the old schedule, working un. til , in the afternoon.
 The ladies of St Patrick's parish are making arrangements for two mammoth card parties to be given at the parish hall on Porter street Monday and Tuesday evenings, June "A and 25. The first evening will be devoted to whist and forty-five will be the game for the following night.
 Creswell Mclaughlin of Cornwall on the Hudson, editor of "The Schoolmaster" will deliver. the ad- dress at the commencement exer- cises of the graduating class of the High school at Polls theater on Thursday evening. June 20. MT Mclaughlin will speak on "The Age We Live in" He has an excellent reputation as a speaker.
 Hell's siding was the scene of a cul- lision yesterday afternoon between Conductor Daniel MaloDey's freight from Bridgeport and an extra from the same place. Nobody was injured, although there was almost as much commotion over the affair as there was as the mixup which occurred there last February when the special having on board the New Haven Grays crash ed into the train due here at midnight. The cabOose of the extra was smash cd and the smokestack of the regular was not in its accustomed place. The wrecking car from New Haven came up and the track was cleared about s o'clock in the evening.
 It appears as though the proposed company of engineers which was planned for this city will not be formed although those who were supporting the matter strongly have still hopes of its becoming a reality. The law would have to be changed before the company could be formed, moreover, there is not apparently any demand for the engineering body. Moreover William H. Sand land who was spoken of as captain says he has had enough of military service and is not working for the new company. In Hartford the pro- posed company is not considered seriously, so it is said.
 Jacob Rosenblum and Miss Belle kasarsky were married last evening at ther newly furnished home by Rabbi H. Silverman. Mrs Mary LipShitz of Bristol. the brides sister, and Miss Sarah Karpelmah acted as brides maids. The invited guests included: {: Mr and Mrs Joseph Rosenhaum and family. Nir and Mrs Louis Alderman and family. Nfr and Mrs J. Alderman and family, Mr and Mrs M. Kasarsky and family. Mir and Mrs ] Kasarsiy, Mr and Mrs <. Karpelman and family. Mir and Mrs I. Lipshitz and daughter Edith Air and Mrs 4. Lipshitz of Bristol, Mir and Mrs Kiatzman. !. BOckpolin of New York: Mir and NrS & Savin, Mrs John Freedman. SaI.ueI
  Freedman. Miss Rebecca Freedman. Mir and Mrs Herman Freedman. Miss Sarah Karpieman. Mr and Mrs p. Goldberg. Mir and Mrs SamueI Lapln. Afr and Mrs Arbes. Samuel weinstein. !. Hurvifz. MT and Mrs FfShmsn- <. Rubin. NIr and Mrs s. J. Abrams. Nrs I J. Axleroi- Mr and Mrs 4 KelImsu. Mr and Mrs $. Mosk0Titz. Mr ard Mrs Garber. Mir and Mrs s. Scheit. Miss Rose Scheit. Mir and Mrs B. Schreir.
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