Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-02
CITY NEWS.

l the city to assume the ledoSTSIip -pi
 the local Salvation Army. Services
 will be held this evening.
 An anniversary mass will be cele-
 brated at ' o'clock at St Patrick $ church tomorrow morning for the late Mrs Thomas H. Hughes.
 Tomorrow morning at s o'clock there will be an anniversary mass at the church of the Immaculate Concep- tion for the late Patrick Holohan of Union street.
 The Thomaston Marine band will give a concert in Thomaston to- | morrow evening. In past years the Friday night concerts in that town | attracted a number of people from this city. William T. Walsh has purchased of Mrs Ella L. Vaill her three fam lily block, 23-25 Ridgewood street.
 The sale was made through the
 agency of D. T. Harrington, 331
 East Main street.
 Miss Susie I. Reed, daughter of MT and Mrs Thomas Reed. and William H. Curtis were married yesterday af- ternoon at the home of the brides parents at Stratford. MT Reed was for some time a member of the Water bury police force.
 George I. Stanley has taken an appeal from the assessment of bene- fit and damages incidental to the layout of Long Hill road between Oak and Warner streets. The pa pers in the mater have been re- turned to the superior court.
 Henry B. Beardsley has brought
 suit for foreclosure against John and Annie Rowley. There are about 20 other defendants, who have in terests in the property now in the possession of the Rowleys. The debt is $2,500, secured by mor;- gage on the property.
 Mrs Maude May Norville has brought suit for divorce against her husband, Edward E. Norville, a bookkeeper in the employ of the United Gas Improvement Go. Nor vile was at one time messenger in the superior court. His wife al- leges intolerable cruelty. Both live in Waterville. They were married in 1903.
 The dancing classes of MT and Mrs John F. Rick will hold one of those popular novelty dances Friday evening at the academy, 43 East Main street, it being the night be- fore the Fourth. Novelties appro- priate for the night will be given out that means fun for everybody. The best ever, something you can take home and tease your friends with all next day.
 Lena Babin died last night at the home of her mother, Mrs Catherine Babin, Oakville. Besides her mother she leaves four brothers, Robert, Charles, William and Edward. The deceased was a member of the choir of St Mary Magdalene's parish and was popular with all who shared her acquaintance. Death was due to heart failure. The time of the fu- neral will be announced later.
 The following are the new officers of Nosahogan lodge, No 21, I. o. o. F.: Noble grand, H. c. Daus; vice grand, Charles E. Mann; recording secretary, F. A. Hungerford; financial secretary, w. H. Lowe; treasurer, Peter B. Reeves; hall trustee, Francis T. Reeves; chairman of sick commit tee, George M. Egan; auditor. Arthur F. Els. These officers will be install- ed July II by District Deputy Grand Master c. F. Wilson.
 A large crowd was out to hear the concert given by the American band in the square at the corner of Bank and Grand streets last even ing. The music was much enjoyed by the audience although it would have been more pleasing had more of the selections been of the pop ular kind. The band under the lead ership of MT Fulton seems to grow better on each succeeding appear ance and last night was in excellent form.
 Ingeborg lodge, No 22, o. of v., has chosen the following officers: President, Mrs Laura Patterson: vice president, Miss Emilia Ebberson: sec retary. Miss Selma Anderson; assist ant secretary, Miss Hilden Danielson; financial secretary, Miss Alma John- son; treasurer, Mrs Renhold Forsell: chaplain. Mrs A. NJ Anderson; inner watch. Mrs Hjalmar Peterson: com mittee on books. Mrs Axel Hockert. Miss Esther Stigberg, and Mrs Axel Forsell.
 ComstOck lodge. No Is. K. of P. met Tuesday night and elected the following officers: Chancellor com mander. Jean Ingraham: vice-ehan- cellOr. Judson Smith: prelate. Charles R. King: master of work. l.. S Chase: keeper of records and seals. Levin L. Hall: master of finance. George E. Petitjean: master Of exchequer. W. E. ScOfield: master of arms. Robert HallOck: inside guard. Frank Lord: outside guard. George Graham: trus- tee, William TysOe: representatives 10 the grand lodge. Wallace ScofeIi and L. L. Hall. alternates. J. ". Phelps and NJ. l.. weigner: musician. George A, POuard.
 Michael Mungavin. aged 8 years, died st his home at 4S Cottage place yesterday afternoon. Mr MungaviR had been ill for the past ten weeks He is survived by his wife. one s0n. Francis. and one daughter. Agnes; also by four brothers. James. John, ] Hugh and Patrick. and three sisters. Mrs John L.awlOr. Mrs GustaVe Ruey nc ufvr~n--sE n-l M-1 H--- n.~-ns.