Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-28

James Morgan of Wolcott street has
 been announced.
 A months mind mass will be cele- brated tomorrow morning at $
 o'clock at St Thomas church for the late Mrs John Joy.
 The fire department responded last night to an alarm from box 6, corner of Bridge and Magill streets. The fire was under stairway in 6 building owned by Stephen Dona- hue. The damage was slight.
 Loren R. Carter as administrator, will sell three houses on 1Althea street and one on Simons avenue at auction next Saturday. The sale is ordered to allow the estate of the late Julia A. Simons to be closed up.
 Miss Althea Alma Daniels, an em- ploye of the s. N. E. Telephone Co, daughter of MT and Mrs George F. Daniels of 25 Abbott avenue, and Elton T Perkins, of New Haven, were married at Mt Carmel last evening at o'clock, by the Rev w. H. Per l1ins, grandfather of the groom. The couple will reside in New Haven.
 Joseph F. Murray, whose home is on South street, has been elected as one of the speakers of the graduat- ing class of Holy Cross college. MT Murray is an exceptionally bright young man and is one of the leaders of his class. The other speakers will be Maurice w. Kearney of Po- quonock William E. Leahy of Mon son; Patrick Dowd of Westfield and John F. Sullivan of Thompsonville.
 The suit of Homer Hemingway against the town of Watertown was begun before Judge Edwin B. Gager in the superior court to-day. The suit arose over change In grade of the roadway in front of fzeminway's prop erty causing, according to his claims, the surface water to flow over his land and damage it. Over score of wit nesses have been subpoened. Damages of S4,000 are claimed.
 The roster for the new military company has been completed and the petition has been placed in the hands of City Clerk William H. Sand land who, with many other promi- nent citizens, will endeavor to have the legislature look on the plan with favor. Several fraternal organiza- tions have written to the governor asking his support for the matter, and it appears as though there is a good chance of its going through.
 The board of aldermen held a special meeting last night, Chairman Filling presiding and all the mem- bers being present except Mir Goss, who was reported out of town, and unanimously adopted the report of the board of public works that the petition and application of the Consolidated Railway Co for ap- proval of its plans for double track ing North Willow street between Ridgewood and Johnson streets, be granted, subject to a few small con- ditions and the use of the full groov- ed rail. The meeting then ad- journed.
 The graduating class of the Duggan grammar school held a meeting last week and honors were conferred on the following pupils: yaledlctorian Vincent Sanchelli; salutatorian Ida Modrow, historian, Louise Borcharlt, prophet Lulu Bowers. prophet on prophet Magdalene Hickey, class will Margaret McKellar, presentation ad- dress Agnes Horigan. Frederick Leidel will represent the class at Polls theater. The officers of the class ure as follows: President Carl Gilman tin. vice-president Katherine Saults, treasurer Elizabeth Gavin. secretary L. BOrchardt. Class day exercises will be held June 19 and will be in charge of Principal Thomas Devine and Miss Anna Bowes.
 The jury for the June term of the district court was drawn yesterday asd consists of the following: Water bury. q Leslie Dexter and Eugene A. Benham: NaHgatuck, Orlando Hast ngs and Hooker Hotchkiss: Prospect, W. Morris and Minor c. An lreWs; WOIcott, Fred C. Andrews and ! Charles B. Morse: Southbury. Edmund Amber and James Adams: oxford. Frank E. Andrews ana syoaf !. Vel 1 on: Beacon Falls, Charles s. Sackett ! md George T. Baldwin; AIlddiebnry, | ,. Fred Abbott and Charles W. White: l NOOdbury. Vincent <. JudsOn and l Howard c. Cartwright: watertOwn, Mortimer J. Scott and George l.. Lew s: ThomastOn. Charles H Williams md AhneT Allen: Plymouth. Andrew 8uel and Samuel c. BearisIey. The .riminal term of the court will open iext Tuesday.
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