Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-01
CITY NEWS.

A son was born last evening 10 MT
 and Mrs Patrick Sheehan of 42 La
 fayette street..
 Charles Booth, member of the
 Brooklyn Engine Co, has rendered his resignation to Chief Snagg.
 There will be an anniversary high mass tomorrow morning at 7:30 o'clock at St Francis Xavier church for Daniel Currans.
 John Cluney, former we'll known
 resident of this city, but for some
 time past of Newark. N. J., has again
 taken up permanent residence
 here.
 Owing to the engagement of Eagle
 hall for vaudeville the Military band
 will give it's proms in Speedwell hall.
 The next one will be given Saturday evening. May A.
 The board of public safety will
 hold a meeting this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Unless one of the members springs surprise only routine busi- ness will be transacted.
 On Friday evening of this week the
 Hamilton Park Social club will give
 their sixth annual masquerade and dance at Hamilton hall. Prizes arc to
 be awarded for the best costumes.
 Sanitary Inspector Callahan, act ing upon complaint of an alleged nuisance in the neighborhood of East Clay street, spent. the greater portion of the forenoon in that vicin- ity, but failed to find anything very offensive.
 MT and Mrs John H. Duggan of 23 Bishop street will leave next week for visit to their former home in Ireland. They will take in the sights at the exposition in Dublin and will spend the balance of their time there with relatives.
 Attorneys Bronson and Lewis to- day placed mechanics lien for Frank X. Bergen on property owned by Mrs Anna A. Healey. Bergen is building a house on Baldwin street for Mrs Healey and to protect him. self he had the lien put on. The. amount is $1,200.
 Nelson N. Dingwell, the building mover, has commenced operations on the band stand on the green, and few days hence the handsome struc- ture from which so many able musi- cians discoursed entrancing melodies and brilliant orators expostulated upon one thing and another will know the place no more.
 A meeting of the alumnae of the No Ire Dame convent was held last eyen- ing, when the final report of the work at the recent bazaar was read. Ac- ton was taken on the death of Mrs Catherine Sweeney Stevens and there will be mass said for her in the convent chapel on Friday morning, May 10, at seven o'clock. A com mittee was appointed to draw up suitable resolutions and the following the committee. Miss Ger trude Guilfoile, Miss Sarah Bennett and Miss Elizabeth Holohan.
 Dr George O. Robbins, who owns on Grandview avenue, where the city contemplates making some was before the depart ment of public works last night and made vigorous protest against the of number of nice shade trees that stand in his yard. He said 1t took them seyenty-five years to grow to their present size and that he didn't think public necessity and con venience demanded roadway there so wide that these delightful trees would have to come down. The con- missioners listened, but aside from | thls the doctors eloquent plea on be- half of the trees didn't amount to 
 John J. Murphy and Kathryn A. | dellen, daughter of MT and Mrs Will fam Mellen of Wall street, were | married at the Sacred Heart church | y Rev Father Dunnigan Sunday eve ling In the presence of a number of | friends. May F. Mellen, sister of the ride. was bridesmaid. while Thomas iurphy, brother of the groom was est man. The bride was attired in
 pretty gown of gray voile of taffe- a and wore a picture hat to match. vhile the bridesmaid wore gown of | lue Lansdowne and picture hat to hatch. After the ceremony a sup CT was held at the home of the ride. After a wedding trip spent !. n New York, Mir and Mrs Muruhy Till reside in Watertown.
 The new edifice of St Francis .avier was the scene of a pretty yesterday morning at 10 clock, when Kathryne Marie, aughter of Mir and Mrs John Kelly f 40 Hickory street. until recently
 forelady with the Reid 6 Hughes 'rygoods Go. and Michael F. Tam lany, popular adjuster of the Wat rbury Clock Co were united in mar age. Father Curtin performed the sremony and celebrated the nuptial Iass which followed Miss Anna :. Kelly. sister of the bride, was aid of honor, while William c. Iadden did the honors for the room. The bride was attired in a andsorne costume of champagne col red voile over silk. trimmed with Il over lace. She wore a picture at and carried a white prayer book. he maid of honor was attired in ale pink silk. She wore a picture N