Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-08
CITY NEWS.

s. j.. Bloomfield of No 2 engin,
 house is spending the day in Hart
 ford .-. There will be no meeting of S
 Francis Xavier church choir to-mor
 row night.
 l Neville Corcoran of the firm of w T. Corcoran & Son of North Mair
 street is spending few days in Hart ford. I MT and Mrs J. Cunningham Sol
 Pond street left for Brooklyn, N. Y.
 to attend the funeral of Mrs Cunning
 hams sister, Edith Egeland.
 | At the new market, 262 Nortf
 Main street you get 21 pounds of su
 gar for $1 with each $1.50 grocery
 order. Potatoes soc a bushel.
 MT and Mrs John Wenzel of 22
 Arch street will celerate the twenty.
 fifth anniversary of their marriage on
 the twenty-fifth of this month Timothy F. Duane of Pemberton street and Miss Katherine Sheehy oi
 Ayers street were married this morn.
 ing at the Immaculate Conception
 church by the Rev. J. E. O'Brien
 James Sheehy was best man and Miss
 Hannah Duane was maid of honor. The court house to-day was de-
 serted by all save Janitor Dennis A. 1 Magraw and Clerk of the Superior | Court Marsh. The whole push went
 to see the sights in Hartford. EveZ | the only democrat in the building
 James J. Cassin, clerk of the probate
 court, was absent from his accus-
 toned chair.
 A. J. Blakesley, organist at the Second Congregational church of Waterbury, was surprised Sunday
 evening at the conclusion of the ser vices in that edifice, when members | of the choir presented him with a l large bouquet of roses as reminder
 of the rounding out of thirty-five years of service as organist of that church.
 John Sutherland, Jr, the 5 years
 old son of MT and Mrs John Suthcr- | land of Hastings-on-the-Hu was | killed last night by an automobile | The family formerly resided in this city and MT Sutherland worked II the Waterbury Clock Go. For some | time past he has been a foreman ir I the employ of the Conduit and Cable
 Co at Hastings.
 l J. A. Lovett, the well known con. tractor, has returned from an ex. tended trip through New York and | Canada, which was taken both ill l the interests of business and pleas. ure. MT Lovett is very enthusiastic
 over the reception he met with in
 his travels and was very much i'm pressed with the beauty and progres,
 siveness of the country through
 which he passed, and has many
 amusing stories to tell of his expert.
 ences. However, he thinks there is
 no place quite like Waterbury, after all.
 The firemen quartered at the l Leavenworth and the Scovill street engine houses were disturbed in their slumbers this morning at 5 o'clock by summons to fire on Union street. The fire was found to be in rear of Donneily's plumb ing shop in ansold house. It lasted
 about half an hour and gave the firemen hot work to do. The rear side of the old house was burned out. It was occupied by Guseppi Malluzi and is owned by Charles Horinbein. The damage amounted to a few hundred dollars and was
 protected by insurance.
 William Condon of William street worked from o'clock yesterday morning to g o'clock last evening" When he got home he had supper and went to bed. This morning about 5 o'clock Officer Halpin was called to the house by the screams of Condon s wife. The woman was out on the street and things were topsy turvy in the house. No one could give an ex- planation of the cause of the disturb ance in the city court to-day. Officer Halpin said the house Is the resort of some city court characters, and Con- don said his wife is all right. He was fined S5 and costs for breach of the peace. Judge Peasley held court.
 Lamont Andrew Hall, son of Major and Mrs Warren L. Hall of this city, and Miss Marion A. Sibley of Middle field were married yesterday at St Pauls M. E. church, Middlefeld, by the Rev St Clair Hester, rector of the Church of the Messiah, Brooklyn, N. Y. Miss Ruth Sibley, the brides sis ter, was maid of honor, and the Misses Grace Morgan Jarvis and Juan ita Emily Field of New Britain acted as bridesmaids. Wilfred B. Schlegel of this city was best man. The ushers were A. c. Bull of New York and Robert A Coe of Waterbury. After a wedding tour MT and Mrs Hall will reside at 21 Johnson avenue.
 Augustus Henry Wallace of West Haven and Miss Maud Cutting, daughter of Mrs Frances Cutting of 426 North Main street, were married at the home of the brides mother at o'clock yesterday afternoon, the Rev John N. Lewis, Jr, rector of St Johns church. officiating. Miss Rae Smith acted as bridesmaid and Rob- ert Wallace, a brother of the bride groom, was best man. Miss Della Te- tro presided at the piano and played the wedding march. After the cere- mony reception was held and later MT and Mrs Wallace left for we'd ding trip to Philadelphia and New York city. They will reside at 695 Washington avenue, West Haven.
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