Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-01

l Cards are out announcing the coming marriage of Miss Helen Co., cilia Curley, daughter of MT and Mrs | Michael Curley of South Main street. and John Thomas Lyons. The cere- mony will be performed at St Pat rick's church on Wednesday, October IA, at g o'clock in the morning.
 Miss Josephine Mcknight will re- sume teaching on October 8. Miss Mcknight will give instruction on the violin on Wednesday and Saturdays at studio, room Is, Meiggs building, 109 Bank street. Studio hours to 12 and 1 to and Wednesday and Saturday evenings 2 to o'clock.
 There will be very important meeting this evening of the mem bers of Court McGivney, No 2S, in Lallier's band room. East Main street, to meet the manager of their opera to receive first instructions. All those who have volunteered to assist are also requested to be pres ent.
 You are all invited to attend the big prize dance given by Lallier's Military band at City hall Saturday evening. There will be plenty of dancing, too, programme to begin l prompt at S:30. All persons wish ing to take part in the prize will please be on deck at 9:30.. All the latest music of the day to be played.
 Moriarty's new undertaking rooms on the ground floor, are the largest and best equipped in the state. A part of the store is fitted up convent ently for funeral services for out-of- town friends. Also room for sur gical work in case of accidents. The growth of the city is recognized by the metropolitan character of this up- to-date establishment. Half dollar underwear costs 45c, at Upson, Singleton & Co.'S.
 | The rally of the Holy Name socie- ties which is to take place at St Mi chael's church in Waterville will be held on Sunday evening, October 25, and not next Sunday as has been pre- viously announced. The rally prom ises to be the biggest held in this city in some time. The services of a prominent speaker will be secured to deliver the address on that night. Melicent Porter chapter, D. A. R., will hold the first meeting of the season next Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs Otis S. Northrop, 51 Church street. Mrs Bradley regis trar of the New York D. A. R. and Mrs Sarah T. Kinney, the Connecti- cut state regent are expected to be present and address the members. Why Cherish the Memory of Our Ancestors" will be the topic of dis cussion by the Rev J. G. Davenport A social session will follow the literary exercises.
 Michael J. Joy of New Haven and Miss Elizabeth F. Sullivan of this city were married at the Immaculate Conception church this morning at S:30 o'clock. The ceremony was per- formed by the Rev J. E. O'Brien, who also celebrated the nuptial mass which followed, and was witnessed by only the immediate friends and relatives of the contracting couple. Miss Anna M. Sullivan, sister of the bride, and Thomas F. Byrnes, cousin of the bride, were the attending cou- pie. They were the recipients of many beautiful presents from their many relatives and friends The cou- pie left this morning for a short trip to New York. After their return they will reside in New Haven.
 At a special meeting of the ! Queens Daughters held Wednesday evening in St Patrick's hall a vote of thanks was extended to all those who so kindly took part in the enter tainment at the open meeting held ! Tuesday evening, September 29, and to all those who assisted the society in any way towards making the af- fair a success, particularly the l Knights of Columbus, MT and Mrs | John F. Rick, James Hynes and K 1 Dreyer. It was voted to hold whist | party in K. of c. hall the Friday be- fore Halloween. Committees for this | entertainment will be announced 1 later. Election of officers will be held on Tuesday evening, October 6. and it is hoped that every member VIII pt pISSSuI at lulS important l meeting.
 Louis Orlando. who runs a saloon on Union street, had a close call this noon on North square. He was l driving down North Main street sit ting on a box or keg in his wagon | when his horse either shied at a passing six horse team of the Chase Rolling Mills company, or the wheels of his wagon got stuck in the trolley tracks. It made little diff ference to Orlando what the cause was. He was thrown bodily out and he struck the hard brick pavement on his head. His horse immediate ly broke away, but was caught by William Kane. an employe of Dr Keeley's livery stable, and Edward McEvoy, a collector for the Hellmann Brewing company, picked up 0rlan- do. He was badly stunned and shocked and did not regain control of himself for some time He was taken home by Mir Kane in his own team