Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-27
CITY NEWS.

Waterville Thursday evening, May 30. The full band will be in at. tendance.
 An anniversary mass of requiem will be celebrated at 1880 o'clock to. morrow morning at St Francis Xav' fer church for the late John Phelar of Stone street.
 A very important meeting of St Joseph's T. A. B. society will be | held this evening at the club rooms and every member who can possibly l attend is requested to do so.
 P. H. Garrity of 211 Bank street has 100 loads of loam which he will give away fer the carting. The loam is or his property at $40 South Main street and must be taken away at once.
 During the past week the follow ing donations were received for S Mary's hospital John O'Connor $25; Court Linden, F. of A., $25; T J. Wagner. $25; Bricklayers' ant Masons' union, $25; total, $100.
 Frank Johnson of Bank street ant Vincent Guilfoile of South Wilson street, students in the medical de partment of McGill university, Otta wa, have completed their course fol this term and are now at their homes in this city.
 Bert c. Riley, manager of the Marlboro theater, Marlboro, Mass who may succeed Manager Docking of the Jacques, who will leave the local house some time next month was the guest yesterday of MT and Mrs B. w. Tinker. Mir Riley went to school to MT Tinker many years ago.
 Wadhams post, G. A. R., the Wo mems Relief corps and the Spanisl American War Veterans listened to ar interesting address at the First Metho- dist church last evening by the pastor Rev r. D. Walter on Renowned Bat. tie Scenes of the Past" It was Mem orial Sunday and in addition to the organizations a large number of the parishiOncrs and others were in att tendance making up an audience that filled the church. The speaker cover ed the ground thoroughly and con cluded by paying q well deserved compliment to the private soldier whC left his home and went to take part il the conflict at his country's call.
 lix Bernier, Michael Shea, Harr! Balfe. Raymond Larancelles, Ray mond Walsh, John 0'Keefe, Lee Ga han, Willard Smith, Charlie Daw son, Alfred Bouffard, Edward Bull ger, William Roberts, Edward Wall John Barry, Edmund Butler. Jame Butler. Florence Sullivan, Sylvester Kelly, Teresa Fleming, Florenc, Brennan. Ruth Ashe, Marian Gun ningham, Veronica Hayes, Lily Gau thier. Eva Casey, Elinor Phalen, Der nice German, Lena Montella, Cert rude Kenney, Mary Treukle, Margar ct Dwyer, Jennie Bagley, Mary Te han, Agnes Hayes, Helen Filiere Margaret McGregor, Helen Mack Margaret Gilroy, Rose Grove.
 Miss Sarah Chotzianoff and Her man Freedman were married las evening at G. A. R. hall by the Re, Morris Chotzianoff of New York grandfather Of the bride. Mrs Sam uel Chotzianoff, aunt of the bride and Mrs Samuel A. Freedman actet as bridesmaids. Samuel Chotzianof and A. Freedman. were the attend ants to the groom. The bride is . daughter of MT and Mrs Julius ChCt zianoff of Linden street and a very popular young woman. The groon is a member of the firm of Chotzianofi & Freedman and has a wide circle of relatives and friends, many oi whom were present at the ceremony which was followed by a bountifu spread which was enjoyed by about 200 persons. Mir and Mrs Freedman left for a ten days wedding toura
 The Masonic lodge of Sorrow held memorial services at Buckingham hall yesterday afternoon. Music wa. rendered by a male quartet iron Connecticut Rock lodge. 92, of New Haven. The officers in charge in. cluded William B. Hall of Walling. ford, wOrshipful master, George Lyon IT., of Ansonia, senior warden; NAEENEl w. W A1E bL 4NEN LlaNEus glu- for warden; George W. Beebe of New Haven. secretary; H. w. Crawford oi New Haven. treasurer; Adam Zieglel of New Haven. senior deacon; vii. liam Hasse of New Haven. junior deacon; Randolph B. Chapman oi Waterbury, senior steward: Robert R T. Grant of New Haven, junior steward. Henry filling of Ham. den. marshall: Fred Hyde of New Haven. chaplain: M. W. Grand secre. tary John H. Barlow was present al representative of the grand loIgs of Connecticut
 Readers of the Democrat who con. l template becoming benedicts, will find it to their advantage to get the wedding ring Of us. and at the same time look at our large and varied as sortnsnt of iewelry.. etc. for wedding gifts- Friends Of the prospective brides and grcous will also do well to take the hint. as all our goods are reliable and fully guaranteed The ] Tpsoa yeEslry Co. ss Bank street.