Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-30
MEETINGS TONIGHT.
Naturalist club.
CITY NEWS.

the Best Dental Cos.
 Mems $500 coat sweaters for $3.7
 at Upson, Singleton x Cos.
 A son was born on December 23
 MT and Mrs Alfred Pepin, 30 Dove
 street.
 Miss Mary McCaffrey of Winsted
 the guest of Miss Molly Noonan (
 Wolcott street.
 Edward Darling, formerly of thi
 city, now of New York, is spendin
 a few days in town.
 The local police say that Duke
 Darling is in no way connected wit
 the Pinkerton agency.
 Miss Jennie Brown and Mrs Mau
 Baker are spending the holidays |
 New York with relatives.
 The new cold storage plant ant
 wholesale house of Lilley-Swift X C
 on Sperry street will be opened to
 morrow.
 MT and Mrs Peter Trembley o
 Bridge street were not the peopl'
 implicated in the assault case Ol
 Christmas day.
 John Grimes and George Jackson
 of this city were in Springfield yes
 terday looking up costumes for th'
 Elks minstrels.
 Charles Templeton, Edward Hart J. H. Hurlbut and Oscar Fitzsim mons are on a two weeks huntin! trip to Leary, Ga.
 Last evening whist party wal held at the home of MT and Mrs William Synnott of 9S FairvieN street. Fifteen hands of whist were played.
 The board of education will hold q l meeting this evening, but further than exchange farewells between the mem bers and approve the pay rolls, there seems to be little else to do.
 Yesterday morning fire was discov- cred in the store of Sidney Freed on Grand street. The department was notified. but before the blaze was ex- tinguished it did damage amounting to about $500. The place was insured.
 The Forum club of St Mary's Alumni will meet tonight to debate on the present religious trouble in New York. AS arrangements for the mock trial Friday night will be com pleted all members are requested to attend.
 Miss Elsie Faye and w. B. Miller, of the Faye, Bissett and Miller trio at the Jacques this week, were mar ried in New Haven last night. They are compelled to spend their honey moon in this city as they were un- able to get off for the week.
 The Star Cloak company of Wa terbury has filed a certificate of in- corporation in the office of the state secretary. The authorized capital is 5000. The incorporators are: Jo- seph Gottlieb, Otto Warner and Sarah Gottlieb All live in Waterbury.
 Father O'Brien has called a meet ing of the charity bazaar commit tee for o'clock this evening in St Patrick's hall. It is important that all the Catholic societies of the city should be represented as much mat ter of interest will be considered.
 Miss Anna Holden, daughter of John Holden of 116 Locust street and Samuel S. Mccormack were married Thursday evening at the parochial residence of St Thomas church by the Rev T. M. Crowley. Miss Rose Holden, sister of the bride and Fred ericw Spring were the attending couple. The bride was gowned in travelling costume of dark blue while the maid wore steel gray. MT and Mrs Mccormack will reside at 1911 Hamilton avenue.
 Miss Elizabeth Burros, daughter of Mir and Mrs Joseph Burros. of North Elm street. and Joseph Freed hat of Hartford. were mar lied at Beth Israel synagogue last night by Rabbi R. Lfeberman in the presence of about J0O relatives and friends. The ushers were Harry Shap- TO. Samuel Brandvein. Louis Freed | and. Max Kaplan. Louis Freedman, { Samuel Goldstcin. Max SchOlter Mor- i is Weinstein and Max Kiriassoff | 3ernat Holczer acted as master Of | ceremonies. The ceremony was fol- owed by a reception at the Casino.
 Superintendent Beaoh of the po- ice department is highly pleased l with the work of Detectives Thomas 'olesanto and John Kennaugh for he clever manner in which they racked Demetro Maesano and at ength had him captured. Although 'olesanto. who generally handles hese shooting and stabbing affrays. lid the greater part Of the work. still Ie received valuable assistance from lis side partner, Kennaugh.
 A very pretty wedding was sol this morning at 7:30 in St church by the Rev Father ileeson. the contracting parties ,eing Joseph Dessureau and Miss Byrnes. daughter of M' md Mrs Thomas Byrnes of South Iain street. The attending couple were Henry Dessureau and Julia 3yrnes. brother and sister of the pride and groom. The bride was at- fred in a very pretty costume of COlored silk and hat to match. The bridesmaid wore a fight blue taffeta silk and white hat. reception was held at the home of he bride. after waiCh Mir and Mrs )essureau left on a wedding tour 10 
 Attorney T.. C. Church returned rom Pittsfield last evening where he las been the past few days c0nferring Tith his colleague in the PilOn-Viger 'Teach of promise ease. Attorney ioOre. While away he learned a few hings about the case which had no; Ome to his notice before One Of the uTOrs who heard the ease wanted to ward Miss PilOn damages Of s2U. 600 that she asked only n n.u LkE. E.---.- ------- .-- -