Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-25
CITY NEWS.

Miss Florence Stanfield, class 'o7, Monroe's Business college, has &C., cepted a position with Davis & Nye.
 Michael Monzillo, son of Mir and Mrs E. Monzillo of ITO East Main street left yesterday for New York and on Thursday will sail for Italy where he will enter Badia College which is locatetd in Cava De Tlrreni. Master Monzillo was formerly pupil at St Mary's school. The marriage of Richard Kennedy of Torrington and Miss Mary Lane an employe of Reid & Hughes will be solemnized at the Catholic church in Cornwall, October 2, by Rev Father Smith of Sharon. Mir and Mrs Ken nedy will live on Taylor street in Torrington.
 Mrs Alma Scarritt of Thomaston and Burton Snagg of Waterbury.were married this afternoon at the home of the brides parents in Hancock Station. After wedding trip to New York and vicinity MT and Mrs Snagg will reside in Waterbury.
 Dr Charles Monzarni has returned to this city after an absence of II years. He has completed his medical course at the University of Naples. He was not aware until he arrived home that his mother had died two months ago, the news being kept from him.
 Mir and Mrs Dennis Murnane of South street left yesterday for New London to attend the wedding of NJ Murnane's brother, John, and Miss Elizabeth Hayes, which was solemnized this morning in the St Mary Star of the Sea church. MT and Mrs Jeremiah Daly of Baldwin street also attended the wedding.
 Ira L. Parmelee and Miss Helen Mars were married last evening by the Rev Oscar Haywood, D. D., pas tor of the First Baptist church, at his home, 29 North Willow street. After short wedding trip Mir and Mrs Parmelee will reside at 32 Abbott avenue.
 This is the week for registration at the Friendly League. Glasses open next week. Courses in eIocu- tion will be held on Wednesday eyen- ings and will be in charge of Miss Helene c. Futile. The Friendly League free chorus will meet on Fri day evenings with Mrs Claude Mac donald Calvert as director.
 To-day is masters day of the F. A. M. at the home in wallingford. From Waterbury there went a large number of the members of Harmony and Continental lodges and from Thomaston Union lodge. The par, was in the form of a pilgrimage and went to the scene of the outing by 7 trolley cars. They started from the Green about S:30 o'clock. Quite a number from Naugatuck went also.
 An important meeting of the ofH- cers and directors of the Catholic Women's association will take place tomorrow evening in St Patrfck's hall. All the teachers as we'll as every officer and director is requested to be present, as there is important business to be transacted. and plans to be completed for the big meeting of all interested in the association on Monday evening, Sept 90.
 The ~warpath- is what a section will be called at the local Eagles fair t0 open at their haIl on Ocfospr n. The WarTath- is promfseI to lse an incubator of fun and ought 10 make a hit in line with the oil Md way and Down the Pike- sI0uo will be invested by the Eagles in ftts years fair and the committee expacfs to make a record both socially and fi- nanciaIIy. A committee Is ng- on the rO4d tpoking for a big stzg1 st- tracfion Every iErh of tke biz hau has already heen leased for aftr1efsnns and shows and nothing VIII be bsft gndone to give fhe pubic a fair fhst win he reuemhersd