Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-20
CITY NEWS.

friends in seymour.
 Miss Elizabeth Foley, student at St Joseph's seminary in Hartford, IS NiS- itine at her home on Fuller street.
 Miss Belle Cassidy of East Main street who has been spending the past few months in New York has return ed home. Miss Cassidy studied to be a designer.
 At the annual Easter concert ot the Sabbath school of the Second Advent Christian church, S1 Cherry street last night, $55 was raised TOT the sufferers of the Chelsea, Mass fire.
 The Women's Relief corps of the u. A. R. is making preparations to cnter- tain number of visitors to thelr con yention which will be held in this city on Wednesday and Thursday, April 29 and 30.
 The Rev George NJ. Schott of New York delivered the sermon at the First Baptist church last night. Un- der the direction of Superintendent William Dixon of the Sunday school specially prepared programme was rendered.
 William D. Martin, for some time past general manager of the wa terbury Rolling Mill company, has severed his connection with the com pany. He will return to Rome, N. Y. where he was employed before coming here.
 Al business in the superior court down for tomorrow goes over untll ? o'clock. Judge Shumway caicuiat- ed upon being able to reach town pE noon but to-day he sent word to Clerk Marsh that he would not do sc until o'clock.
 The marriage law as recently de- fined by the pope is now Tn eHect and Roman Catholics will be oollsed to obey it. The matter has been thoroughly aired in the papers anu in the churches so that nobody can say he was not aware of 1t.
 Cravenette raincoats. S12 to S22' at Upson, Singleton & Cos.
 Joseph Appoluchi of Seymour street and Frank Martin of North Leonard street, painters, fell rom scaffolding at the residence or Samuel Collins Saturday afternoon. The men dropped about 50 feet ana while both were rendered uncon- scious neither was seriously hurt.
 The will of the late William Buck ley, who died two weeks ago, was probated to-day without opposition. All of the estate is left to the widow, who is named executriX. The docH.. ment was filed with the probate court by Attorney Walter F.. Monagan who drew it up.
 Deputy Corner Walter D. Make peace has not yet made his finding on the mysterious death of Frank
 Sculski of Southbury who was found in q quarry in that town on April ,. | Frank Links. the last person to be seen with Sculski. is still missing and f has not been heard from since ihe day before the finding of Sculskrs body.
 Attorney and Mrs L. c. Church were in Boston over Saturday and Easter Sunday and visited Chelsea, the scene of the late contiagration. l The entire city is almost wiped out, even the very trees on the sidewalk being consumed to the street level. The utmost desolatiOn prevails over the entire scene and many families have not yet been reunited.
 Attorneys Cassidy and Peasley representing the heirs of the late John Carpmills appeared before Judge Lowe in the probate court to-day re- garding new bond for the coadmin- istrators. Mrs Letitia Flood, a daugh- ter. and John Carpmills, son. There is said to be difference of sentiment between the heirs over the responsi- biIity of the administrators, some of them thinking it necessary to have them file new bond. Attorney Peas ley's clients took this view of the 1 situation and there will be a hearing on the application tomorrow morn- i ing.
 Although Saturday was not as biz
 day as it might have been had the weather been more fair and warmer. | NAllI lLlt- NH'hl AlitEtiluAAA~ bFA -pFA 1 Easter business. of course they did
 not expect the patronage equal tO that of q year ago consequently they were
 not disappointed when it did not ! come. But the week as a whole es- peciaIly Friday and Saturday was profitable to the business houses "f i the city and many thousands If dol lars passed over the counters 1ha merchants say business is picking up surely. although slowly. and are of the opinion that their summer sales will almost equal those of q year ago \ very pretty wedding took plaec Saturday. April IS at the home of Mr and Mrs C. H Robins. 3S2 Highland avenue. when their daughter Mary Elizabeth was married tO Arthur Wil- h-,r Nichols. attended by Agnes RO- hins. sister of the bride and Clarence < NTcllo- of Bridgeport The we'd ding uarch was played by Miss Edna Reynolds. The bride was attired in
 white french lawn and carried Easier lilies and smilaI- The bridesmaid ware pink silk. The ceremony was fH-TlbTMlEu ut hsf l- bt1afA pailfCH-
 under a banner of Easter lilies. laurel and sruilax The out of t0vn
 guests werp Howard Clark If New Milford Mr and Mrs Hubert Alcott of ! WatervfIle and CIarenoe x NelloT cf
 BrisIreport Afier short triP lIr and
 Mrs NSeilO's will reside at l57s Bank street