Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-07
CITY NEWS.

| WHO IS memDof or the gr1Quatlng z
 class of Yale, has been voted the best dressed member of his class.
 1 Miss Susie Cruse, bookkeeper at Phelan's tea store, and Miss Mary Fay, organist at St Bridget's church, Cheshire, are spending vacation with relatives at Helena. Montana. A three-family house owned by N.
 k. Lundin of Willard street has been
 sold to John H. Powers for a home
 and investment through the agency of
 F w. Lawlor, real estate and insur-
 anc, of 43 East Main street.
 John L. Killelea of Newell place has been promoted from the position of cashier at the Highland division freight station to the position of chief clerk at the new union freight sheds which are now occupied by the office force from both the freight sheds. Assistant Prosecuting Attorney John F. McGrath was sworn in this morning, the oath of office being ad- ministered by Judge L. F. Burpee. MT | McGrath was congratulated upon all sides by the cops and the newspaper men and the lawyers and everybody. The jury in the district. court late yesterday afternoon rendered a yer dict of not guilty in the cases against the two trolley men, James Sullivan and Ernest Stubbs. They were charged with breach of the peace and were defended by the company's counsel, Attorney Boardman.
 List of advertised letters: Fred A. Collier, Mrs F E. Clark, Stip Day. Ia, c. R. Dixon, Mrs Theodore Fish CT, Miss l.. B. Toney, Frank B. Hawes, E. H. Heriman, Mrs Hiram W Peck, Mrs James Russo, T. F. Riederick, Pier Sellas, Miss M. E.
 Sandredge, Mrs Annie Stickts.
 A barrel filed with oily rags started to burn last night in the new Rus. sell block on Bank street. Fearing a big blaze an alarm was sent in from box 31, corner of Bank and Grand streets. Meanwhile few men went in and hauled the barrel out and had things we'll in hand when the de- partment arrived. There was no damage to speak of.
 The board of finance met yesterday afternoon and approved the payrolls. The report of City Treasurer E. L. Futile for the month of May showed receipts amounting to s391 ,530.64, and expenditures of s106.452.04, leaving balance on hand of $273,. 299.1S. The receipts included the paving bond issue of s206,S2S.29 and s1T6,S34.39 from the collector of taxes.
 At meeting of the republican club held last night John F. McGrath was elected financial secretary to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Lewis S. Reed who did have time to bother with it. William NJ. Gillette was chosen chairman of the member ship committee and Charles NJ. Ditt- rich secretary. There was not much business to transact and when all found themselves out of employment somebody moved to turn the meeting into a smoker and the proposition went through with a whoop Then a few pipes and a paper of Honest" were passed around. Coffee was serv- ed by E. H. Blanchard.
 At the meeting of stewards and laymen of the New Haven district of the New York East conference of the Methodist Episcopal church at St Paul's NJ. E. church yesterday the fol- lowing were elected as trustees of the Elderage corporation: H. H. Benedict, John T. Munson and B. B. Savage, New Haven; William E. Sessions, Bristol; Tmri A. Spencer, Waterbury; C. T. McGee. Hartford; Franklin Burton, Ansonia; C. B. Rogers. Meri- den: E. H. Burr, MiddIetown. The re- port of the trustees showed that. of the S12.C00 which the home cost, ST. 500 has already been paid. The ball. anee will be paid in yearly payments.
 Miss Lillian c, daughter of PrUfes- sOr Ferdinand Amend of New York and John NJ. MulviIle. jr. son of Mir and Mrs John N. Mulville of this city were married at St Agnes church, New York on Tuesday. June 1. at 5s30 D. m. The Rev L. J. LockinZer performed the ceremony. Miss Bessie MulvilIe, sister of the groom an1 Victor Fran eis Ridder, cousin of the bride, were the attendants. The bride was at- tired in an empire gown of white marquisette and carried a shower bouquet of lilies of the valley. The maid was gOwned in white lingerie over yellow and wore a hat trimmed with yellow flowers. The bride vas given away hy her uncle. Judge Ed ward B. Amend of the supreme court Attorney Edward R. Kelley of this city and Joseph RIdder of New York city did the usherinz. Mr znd Mrs MulviIle will reside at 42 Kel- Iozx street.
 Readers of the Democrat who con- template becoming benedicts. will find 1t to their advantage to get the wedding ring of as: and at the same time look at our large and varied zs- sortnent of ieweiry. etc. for wedding gifts Friends of the prospective brides and grouEs will also do well to take the hint. as an cur Eoods are reliable and fully guaranteed The Cuzcn Iewelry Co. es Bark rtrsrt