Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-21
CITY NEWS.

MIS L. J. MllIel ot q Noi' Mrs Maurice Cushing of North Main and Mrs James Hickey are spending few days in New York.
 Miss Kitty Conroy of this city left this morning for Boston and ProVl- dence to visit her former friends and aunts.
 Mrs John Moriarty accompanied by her daughter, Irene, and son. William C., are spending few days in Boston.
 A meetingAof the Queens Daugh- ters will be held this evening. All who can possibly attend are request ed to do so. The Women's Aid society of the Universalist parish will hold an ad- iourned meeting at the home of Mrs w. A. Potter, S51 North Main street tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock,
 This is medical temperance day for the w. c. T. U. rooms, A East Main street. The society will give supper at their rooms tomorrow from , o'clock in the afternoon to In the evening.
 Attorneys Kennedy and Cassidy, representing Mrs Ella R. Vorhees, have brought suit for divorce from her husband, Daniel. Mrs Norhees lives in Beacon Falls and her hus- band is in parts unknown. They were married in October, lS92' Cruelty is alleged
 H. s. Chase and l.. A. Platt, the appraisers on the estate of the late John Milton Burrall have completed the inventory and the gross amount of the estate was found to be Sl55,- 445.79. The probate court received the appraisal to-day from William E. | Brooks, executor of the will of NIT Burrall
 Miss Bridget Dwyer of Thomaston 1 and Sterling Peck of Waterbury were married at o'clock yesterday morning at St Thomas's rectory, Thomaston, by Rev Father Walsh, pastor of the church. Richard Dwyer and Theresa Dwyer, q brother and cousin respectively of the bride, were the best man and bridesmaid, l Mir and Mrs Peck left on an after noon train for wedding trip and on their return will live n Water bury.
 Not satisfied with the award of damages allowed by the city for talk ing their property from them for ci;y purposes. the Valentine Bohl com pany and the Hotchkiss Paper com pany have appealed to the courts. The Bohl people were awarded ST. 996 and the Paper company s22,- gg0. The notices of appeal were drawn up by Bronson & Lewis and served upon the city yesterday after noon. The papers did not state what amount the appellants were damaged.
 Miss Ruth E. Turner, daughter oi Mir and Mrs George Turner, and liar ry Camp Cooley of Watertown were married yesterday morning at 1O o'clock at St Johns church by the Rev John N. Lewis. Jr, rector of the church. Miss Marion l.. Harris oi Arlington, x. J.. formerly of this city was bridesmaid and E. G. Moseley was groomsman. Both the bride and , the maid wore tailor made costumes After the ceremony a reception va: held. On their return from theil wedding trip Mir and Mrs Cooley vii reside in Watertown.
 The newest light brown suits Sl. to S22 at UpsOn, Singleton & Co.'S.
 Miss Mary Murphy of Sperry stree and Eugene Kane of West MaiI street were married at the Immacu late Conception church yesterday morning at 7:30 o'clock by the Re- James O'Brien. Miss Anna Ryan Gn, James Kane of Worcester, a brother of the groom were the attending couple The bride was attired in ; champagne colored gown of sill eOlienne trimmed with point de Pari lace and Copenhagen blue crepe q, chine and hat to match. After 2 re ception Mr and Mrs Kane left on wedding trip 10 Boston. The, ' will be at home at 226 North Willow street after May 1.
 Register yOur dog and stick a tel cent tag onto its collar on or befor May l. If not you will have to pa one dollar more than 1t will cost yot to attend to it this month. PeopI who try 10 evade the law will find an uphill job The dog warden vii work over time after the first Of May In addition to capturing unIicense ,, animals he will give the names O the owners to the police who vii see that they are brought into court and in all such eases offenders wh get of on payment Of sbout g. 5 will be lucky. This dog question no joke and folks who make light i it will have trouble on their hand before they know it
 Boys corduroy knickerborkerz. to lJ sizes. 59c st I'pson. Singleton Cos.
 The arrangements for inc con
 cert tO be given iu the BuCkinz
 ham on May is- hy the ShulreI
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 urosching completion. The musi has all beon selected and good prog
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 EaHizations contain within thei ranks a large proportion of the he:
 musicians of rhe ritv. and the cor reTt is sure so he an enjoyable ons The Csntsfa Seiec1ed for the Sh- t-sr1 club Is a uarticuIsrly plezsin sr15n It fs entitled The Garden q FT8Hers and the music fs hy Esanra The rharzrfer nf the com