Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-26
CITY NEWS.

few days on business.
 A son has been born to MT and Mrs James Doran of Danbury, who are we'll known in this city.
 Miss Zulette Wilson of Prospect street, who has been in New York for several weeks, has returned home.
 The small light on Seymour street is to be transferred to Cassidy ave- nue, and in exchange the Seymour street people will have a larger one.
 The funeral of Lucy, the IS months old daughter of MT and Mrs Edward O'Hara of S2 Phoenix ave- nue, who died yesterday, was held this morning with interment in Cal vary cemetery.
 The board of finance held a special meeting at 9 o'clock this morning and voted to authorize the treasurer to make a temporary loan of $4S,000 from Treasurer H. s. Chase of the sinking fund, at a rate of interest not to exceed 4 per cent. This it is thought will meet current expenses until the state per capita school mon- ey comes in, which is due some time early in March. Mayor Thoms pre- sided at the meeting.
 There was slight clerical error in one of the resolutions passed by the aldermen Monday night when the bonds were sold. An item of interest which should have read $2250 went through at $20. This involves no complications. but it will have to be reconsidered and made to agree with the rate of interest to be paid. If it should go as passed the city would be getting the upper hand of the banking firm and of course they wouldn't stand for that. It was sim ply a mistake in the typewriter copy
 Special sale 59c knickerbocker pants at Upson, Singleton X Cos.
 John M. Gallagher, aged 71, died this morning at 9:30 o'clock at the w. R. c. home in Cromwell. MT Gal lagher was an old veteran of the civil war He was member of Wad- hams post and past commander. He is survived by widow, Mary, and two children, John S., and Mrs Min nie Smith. The remains will arrive in Waterbury this afternoon and will be taken to the home of John S., his son, at 30 Rose street from where the funeral will take place on Fri day morning. Services will be held at the Sacred Heart church and in terment in new St Joseph's cemetery.
 Katherine Hogan of 21 Hickory street and Peter Connolly of Nauga- tuck, were married this morning at 7:30 o'clock at St Francis Xavier's s church by the Rev Father Fleming. Miss Mary Hogan. sister of the bride, acted as bridesmaid, while Patrick Connolly. brother of the groom, done the honors for the groom. The bride was attired in costume of cham pagne color and carried a white pray
 CT book. The maid of honor wore q cos
 tune of brown and carried white
 roses. Mr and Mrs Connolly left on a brief honeymoon and on their re- turn will reside on Olive street, Naugatuck.
 The article in the Democrat yester-
 day regarding the death of Richard Hennessey, at Dover, N. H., supposed
 to have been a Waterbury man, oc-
 casioned a lot of talk in all parts of the town, and while nobody appears to know for sure that this is the same man who formerly resided here and
 worked at ScovilPs, some think it is he. Superintendent Beach received a few callers about it. but he does not think any of them knows who the
 dead man was. In any case it shows
 the value of advertising. especially in paper that everybody reads. NIT Beach said today that he feels deep
 ly gratified to the Democrat for giv- ing the matter so much publicity. Dave Zaslave, a manufacturer jew eler, who has been manufacturing jewelry in this city for the past Is years. and who has probably worked for nearly every ieweler in this city
 has enlarged his quarters and is now prepared to handle all kinds of work Mir Zaslaye started in business fOI himself seven years ago in a very small room as his work shop, and since the start he has been very sue cessful and a few weeks ago was obliged to enlarge his headquarters Mir ZasIave is an expert on diamond: and has a supply on hand represent ing about s2O.000. These diamond:
 are sold for cash or credit. Estimate: on all kinds of iewelry work will bc
 furnished on application and worh | will be executed at short notice. The
 office and workshop are at rooms 2i and a Manufacturers Bank build ing.
 Miss Katherine McEvoy. daughter
 of Joseph McEvoy Of 551 Baldwin l street. and Thomas LawlOT. well | known amateur baseball player. were married this morning at St Francis ! Navier's church by the Rev Fatller { Fleming. who also celebrated tho uuptiaI mass. Edward I.awlor of Torrington. brother uf the groom, was hest man. and Miss Tillie Me
 EvOy inc brides sister. acted as maid of honor. The bride and maid of Iunar wore handsome gowns of cham | V,agne silk and picture hats \ very Iargp number of relatives and friends attended tlIp ceremony \ wedding ! hreakfa<t was served at the home oi | tIIe bride for the immediate friends of the contracting parties. Inc out