Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-11
CITY NEWS.


 ment hall at p. m. this evening. | Mayor Thoms was one of the grand officers entertained by Phoenix lodge l. o. o. F. at New Britain last night
 The Ladies auxiliary, A. o. H., will
 hold an important meeting this even-
 ing. Members are earnestly request
 ed to make returns for tickets out for
 the charity bazaar.
 A months mind mass of requiem will be celebrated tomorrow morn
 ing at o'clock at the Immaculate Conception church for the late Dr D. w. Mcdonald. George Beach, Guy Heater, Ray mond Eggleston, Joseph Cough and James Bainey returned to-day to re- sume their studies at the Connecticut Literary institute in Sufield.
 George F. Clapp of this city, grand commander of the Order of the Gold en Cross of Connecticut presided at the meeting of the commanders re- gently held in Willimantic.
 A months mind mass of requiem will be celebrated. at. tn Immaculate Conception church at 7:30. o'clock tomorrow morning for the late John Sweeney of 146 Union street. The engagement of Miss Cherry M. French of Cherry street, to James B. Crane of Somers, N. Y., has been announced Miss French served as a Red Cross nurse during the Span Iish-American war.
 The engagement of Miss Emma c. daughter of MT and Mrs John D. Jud-. son of New Haven, to J. D. Veitch. manager of the Waterbury division of the Southern New England Tele- phone company, has been announced. It was not II. W. Connor, the public carrier, but one of his drivers who figured in runaway accident the other day. MT Connor was in Bridge port when the thing happened and knew nothing about it until he re- turned home.
 The general committee in charge of the charity bazaar will hold its final meeting before the opening to- night in St Patrick's hall. Tickets for the concert of Sunday night are now on sale at the box oflice of the Jacques opera house.
 List of advertised letters: Miss Elizabeth Conroy. Adam F. Conray. Mrs Edith T. Cleveland @, Edward Crane. John Curtis. John Gaveson. Albert Gleason, Mrs Thos Lynch, John H. Lynn. Moses l.. Marion. Al bert Racicot, Fred Ryan, Louis Will Hard. A. W. Wright.
 Patrick Race and Miss Nellie O'Connor, both of Baldwin street, were married at o'clock this morn ing at the Immaculate Conception church. Patrick Griffin was best uan and Miss Norah O'Connor was maid of honor. Rev William.H. Flynn per- formed the ceremony and celebrated the nuptial mass.
 The board of finance will hold a special meeting at 4 o'clock this af- ternoon for the purpose of seeing if there is not $3.4Jo lying around among unexpended appropriations. The money is badly needed for the purchase of strip of land on the east | side of the Scovill street engine house | belonging to the estate of the late F. B. Rice.
 The societies are laying plans to | do their prettiest in the charity | parade Saturday night. The mem- bers of the Celtic Medical society | will attend in automobiles and will Der of the A. O. H. is requested to report at Hibernian hall at 7:30 o'clock that evening. the Rife com- pany in full uniform. It will be the first big demonstration of the kind held in Waterbury in many years and every organization is anxious to make a good showing.
 For materials used in the construc- ton of the drill tower for the use of the firemen. such as bolts and nuts. The Hotchkiss & Templeton company has brought suit against Robert the contractor for the tower, for $200. The city has been garn- isheed from making any payments to him on the work At the last meet ing of the board of safety which was held Wednesday of last week a bill for $200 was allowed MT Msckie. The contract price for building the tower is about s1,000.
 Davis Rich of the American Gro cery company on North Willow street. went away on March 2 and nothing has been heard from him here since. with the exception of a short note to his partner. Randolph Hahn. written from New Haven. in which he stated that he was consider ng an offer to go on the road. and would Ter him know in case he should lecide to accept if. MT Rich is son. n-lsw of I. A. Spencer. and has many riends. His family are in Florida with Mrs Spencer and he has reia- ives in Vermont and other places. hut lone of them saw him since he left It is thought that h. is m the road and wants to give it rial he gets out of the grocery busi- ess
 Readers of the Democrat who con empIafe becoming benedicts. will nd it to their advantage to get the reddinz ring of us: and at the same me look at our large and varied as ortment of ieweIry. etc. for wedding fits Friends of the prospective rides and grooms will also do well , take the hint. as all our goods gre ,liabfe and fully guaranteed The