Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-04
CITY NEWS.

UpSon, Singleton & Co nave them at $1.00.
 The weather prophets are now talking about warm wave which IS heading this way. Let it come. So far as can be learned everybody is prepared to give it the glad hand.
 At the annual meeting of the Bunker Hill school district last night officers were chosen as follows: Chairman, A. H. Wells; clerk, R. J. Dick; treasurer, H. T. Green; col lector, George c. Mahler; auditors, George Beach, Irving Messenger and George Dougherty. It was voted to build two additional rooms to the school, estimated expense $500. The tax rate was fixed at mills on the dollar.
 The store of Felice Tortora on Bank street was attached last even- ing, but it is not likely that the cred itors will get much money out of the stock that is there. The owner evil dently knowing what was coming, is said to have shipped much of his stock, including number of barrels of flour which he had for use in his bake shop, to New Haven yesterday. When Constable Lannon struck the place last evening the store appeared as though it had been doing a tre- mendous business, as there was very little left in it.
 A twelve inning game was played Saturday afternoon at the golf links between the North End Ponies and the Croft school The Ponies de- feated the Croft school by the score of II to 10. The Ponies lineup was as follows: Manager F. A. Lari- viere, c; L. Gahan, p; W. Fiely, 1b; W. Celry, 2b; J. Delaney, 3b; D. Blodgett, ss; L. Malone, If; w. Solo, mon, of; P. Joy, If; D. Peet, of; w. Leggett, If; W. Harrington, If. Croft school lineup: Trott, c; Strick, D. and 1b; Hayes, p and 1b; Bauby, 2b; Doyle, 3b; O'Hara, ss; Hayward If; Began, of; Stone. If.
 Miss Elizabeth A. Howard of 5 Rye street and Timothy F. Horigan of 97 South street were married this morning in St Francis Xavier's ShulNh aL Q V OAoLh. AtCN Ss J. Sul liu officiated. The attending couple was Miss Mary O'Brien of Lakeville and Daniel F. Horigan, brother of the groom. The bride was gowned in white net over white silk and the maid wore white silk null. After the wedding breakfast at the home of the brides mother, Mrs John Howard of Rye street, MT and Mrs Horigan left on trip to New York and Boston. On their return they will reside at Rye street.
 A farewell reception was given at the home of Mrs. Anna NJ. Hartnett, on West Liberty street, Saturday evening in honor of her guest, Miss Mildred Browne. who will shortly leave for England. where she expects to reside permanently. During the evening vocal selections were render ed by the Misses Margaret Hartnett, Mildred Browne. Thomas Hancock and Edward Sullivan. Thomas NIulcahy rendered several piano selections, George Corcoran accompanying him on the violin. At a late hour the party sat down to a sumptous spread. After singing and feastlng was over. Mrs. Jennie Corcoran arose, and in behalf of those prsent, presented Miss Browne with a handsome signet ring as a token of their affection for her Miss Browne, though surprised by the kindness of her friends, composed herself sufficiently to thank them for their kindness. telling them that 'she would always remember them and their gift" The guests then departed. wishing Miss Browne a very pleasant trip.
 At the annual meeting of the Catholic women's association last night officers were chosen as follows: President. Mrs c. Maloney; vice presidents. Mrs c. P. Hayes. Mrs Martin Quinn; financial secretary. Miss Elizabeth Hart: assistant. Mrs T. J. Kilmartin: recording secretary. Miss Elizabeth Quinn; assistant. Miss Mary Lawlor; treasurer. Mrs Charles A. Jackson; directors. Miss Daisy Lord. Miss Mary Mlnahan. Mrs Thomas O'Neill. Miss Anna Luddy. Mrs F. ]. Histon. Miss Elizabeth bENuHdus AA1@ AAaA9 NAdA EA~ ecutiye. the Right Rev William ]. Siocum, chairman, Mrs E. w. Mo Donald. Mrs John Ryan, Mrs J. w. Garney, Thomas Kelly. James J. Cassin and James H. MulviIle- The reports for the past year showed that a vast amount of work had been ac- eomplished. all bills paid, and do- nation of sz00 given to the charity bazaar. The annual exhibit will he held Thursday and Friday evenings at St Patrfck's hall. when the super intendent, Mrs C. P. Hayes. will be prepared to give the public an op- pOrtunity to examine the character of the york done in the different de- Iertments-
 Readers Of the Democrat who con- template becoming bsnedIets- will find It to their advantage to get the wedding ring of uss and at the same time look at our large and varied as- sortne1t of jewsiry. etc. for wedding gifts. Friends of the prospective brides and groozs win also do veil to take the hint as all our goods are