Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-28
CITY NEWS.

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 A son was born yesterday to MT and Mrs W. J. O'Brien of Jewelry street.
 Harry Weinburg, formerly of this city, now of Chicago, is in town on business.
 The dressmaking class of the Cath ollie Women's association will meet this evening.
 il daughter was born Sunday morn- ing to Mir and Mrs Michael J. Sayles of Bishop street.
 Captain Charles R. Bannon of the police department attended a meeting of the State Policemen's association in New Haven to-day.
 A months mind mass was celebrat- ed this morning at g o'clock at St Thomas's church for the late Mrs Robert Bowling of Ward street.
 Miss Elizabeth c. Ward of New Haven has returned home after spending d few days with MT and Mrs Michael Keane of Washington avenue.
 The Rev A. and Mrs Stenwall of Easton avenue returned last evening from Worcester. Mass, where they attended the convention of the Swed- ish Lutheran churches.
 Miss Margaret Elizabeth Mitchell, daughter of Mrs Ellen Mitchell of Bank street, and Patrick Stephen Bergin will be married at St Patrick $ church tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock
 The attendance at the mission at the Immaculate Conception church last night and this morning was very large. The church and two rooms in St Patrick's hall were filled last night and many were turned away.
 James Kelly, who was removed to Brookside home last evening as he is violently insane, will be taken to Hartford by his friends. Kelly is a raving maniac at times and his con- dition is said to be the result of loss of sleep.
 A new weekly paper is very shortly to be published ill Naugatuck which will be known as the Naugatuck Times. The paper will be published every Friday. Frank E. Nolan will be business manager and C. II. Squires is to look after the advertis- ing. The first issue will appear some time in May.
 Compare Upson. Singleton X Cos S3.91 serge knickerbocker suits to any at 8.
 Mrs Melvina Parent of 3S Hawkins street who advertised the loss of gold hunting case watch in the Dem ocrat yesterday recovered it soon af- ter the paper was on the street. It seems that it was found by little girl whose folks read the Democrat and they waited to see the advertis- ing columns of the paper to find out the owner of the watch and return it.
 William J. Mccormick and Miss Florence A. Ostroski were married at the Immaculate Conception church yesterday morning by the Rev Charles Brennan. after which nuptial mass was celebrated. Henry T. Belaire and Miss Mary Belaire were the witnesses. Miss Ostroski was employed at the Fulton Music Co store on Grand street.
 At Jacques theater last evening Manager Clancy announced that the Poli Stock company would start in the house next week. David NJ. Hart ford, who played at the Winnipeg Canada, last season will be the leading man with Miss Susan late of the Harkins Stock company as the leading woman. Miss Louise LaBlanc, we'll known in this city will be a member of the company again this summer.
 Max Scholter, who for a number of 1 years has been employed at the Credit 1 Co on East Main street, has his position to accept the | of the Union Credit | Clothing Co on Bank street. Mrl ;cholter has been in the clothing | business for a number of years and !. las a large number of friends in this 'ity who wish him the greatest sue 'ess in his new undertaking. He as tuned his duties as manager to-day.
 This morning six big wagons. look ng considerably like circus wagons. md with a cowboy rider in front vent through the town and caused a considerable amount of comment. All ut two of the wagons were drawn y six horses and the other two had our horses each. All the horses were white and fine looking animals. In- Iuiry showed that the wagons were iwned by the Chase Rolling Mill Co, f Waterbury and the teams had ome here to bring some machinery rom Fair Haven to the Waterbury liant Loads of hay were carried on he wagons for the use of the horses. New Haven Leader.
 Christina E. Miller of Leavenworth treet and William Rae of StOnington. H.. were married this morning at 10 'elOck at the home of Dr and Mrs s. ,. Munn of LeavenwOrth street. The ,ev John q. Davenport D. D., pastor f the Second Congregational church eTfoTmed the cereI ~~Qy. They left iter in the day for StoningtOn where Ley will reside. Miss Miller came to his city from Scotland five years ago VhiIs Rae has been in the southwest incc the close of the Boer war. AL b0ugl tlev knew each other well in icOtIand | was not until about a year go that tfey started the correspDn- {