Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-11
CITY NEWS.

A special musical program will be rendered at the First Methodist church tomorrow.
 A small party will give farewell banquet to I. H. Sortman at The Elton this evening.
 Henry Carlin, an employe of the Waterbury Clock Go, who has been sick some time with pneumonia, is getting we'll. as...
 Officer Maurice Noonan, who for long time has been bothered with hip trouble, will go to New York to-mor- row to be operated upon.
 s5 gold filled glasses, guaranteed for ten years, reduced to $2, for next week only, at F. P. Slavin's, eyesight specialist, 167 Bank street. .s. Peter Higgins, engineer for the Waterbury Manufacturing Go, is inn proving. He has been laid up with pneumonia for some time and is now able to sit up.
 The remains of the late Mrs Nor man D. Granniss were brought to this city this afternoon and inferred in the family plot in Riverside ceme- tery. Service was conducted at her former home and at Hall Memorial chapel by the Rev MT Smith of New Haven.
 A tract of land and dwelling on Johnson avenue, a part of the French property, has been purchased by Messrs Telesca and Guglielmi, who will make extensive alterations. The sale was made through the agency of John s. Neagle, No 10S Bank street.
 Ten volumes of the Stoddard lec- lures were added this week to the collection at the Waterville branch library and are already much in de- mand During April dozen vol umes were sent up from the main H. brary on special orders. Delivery day for the present, is Tuesday. Books may be ordered by telephone. Be- ginning May 12, Sunday opening of the reading room will be discontin- ued until fall.
 With a good rain storm last night,
 
 morning, there was enough to thor oughly drench the streets and keep down the dust for a few days, so | that the man who operates the sprinkling car will have good rest. Things didn't look very bright this morning and thinking, it was going to continue storming work was not started in some places. This explains why so many laborers were about the streets during the forenoon.
 Robert L. Gass of Waterbury and Miss Louise Germaine Provost daughter of Rev and Mrs Provost of Torrington, were married Thursday afternoon. The ceremony was per. formed by the brides father. The wedding march was played by MI Frary of Winsted. The bride was dressed in allover embroidery and carried a shower bouquet of sweet peas. A wedding reception followed the ceremony, the couple leaving or the 5:2S train for the wedding trip after which they will live in Water. bury.
 Readers or the Democrat wno con- 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. sortment of jewelry, etc, for wedding gifts. Friends of the prospective brides and grooms will also do well to take the hint, as all our goods are reliable and fully guaranteed. The Upson Jeweiry Co. 6S Bank street.
 John Hayes, of East Hartford died at his home Tuesday night of a short illness. He was born ir Manchester, England 65 years agc and came to this country forty year. ago and settled in Portland, Conn where he was constable for seventeer years. Six years ago he moved to East Hartford where he built a very handsome home on Orchard street Since living in East Hartford he had been q most faithful night watchman at the United States Stamped Enve' 1 lope works in Hartford. He leaves a widow and three children. Mrs Will liam Carson. John H. Hayes of Hart ford and Thomas A. Hayes. who re- sides at IS Center street, Waterbury His death came as a shock and his family lose devoted husband and a loving father. MT Hayes was buried at Center cemetery. East Hartford Thursday afternoon.