Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-14
CITY NEWS.

| AIT " dteTpuTy IOOlDdll ledul was II
 Winsted to-day attending the wed
 ding of his sister
 ! If you need your stove repaired o
 plumbing, timing and jobbing at
 tended to, phone W. T. Corcoran S Son, BOP North Main street. Announcement has been made o
 the engagement of Harry O'Neill
 soda clerk at Dexter's to Miss Minnie
 Stier of New Haven. The wedding will take place on Tuesday. October I27.
 Cards are out announcing the en. gagement of Charles Horinbein and
 Miss Anna Shore, daughter of MT
 and Mrs Harris Shore of North Main street. The marriage will be sol emnized on Sunday, November 1.
 John King. for the past five years clerk in the Colby-Sherwood Shoe Co, has handed in his resignation to take effect November 1, on which date he will assume charge of the shoe de- partment in the store of J. B. Null lings & Son.
 Attorney Wilson H. Pierce to-day filed with the probate court an ap- plication for the appointment of a conservator over Mrs Clara Webster who lives in the west side. The hearing on the matter will take place on October 31.
 The tennis tournament. doubles, started at the Y. M. c. A. courts some time ago has not been finished yet. Cups were offered by Robert E. Platt and Louis Fitzsimons for the winning team but there are several matches yet to be played
 Get your supper at the City hall this evening and lend hand to the women who are working for the hos pital fund. Supper will be served from 4:30 until all are served, and 25 cents is all 1t costs, and fine con cert will be given during the supper hour.
 James F. Gaffney, contractor and builder, and Miss Katherine Kelly of East Main street, daughter of the late Daniel Kelly, Tor many years proprietor of the Farmers Home cafe, were married this morning at the Immaculate Conception church, the Rev Thomas Mooney officiating Henry and Annie Cunningham acted as witnesses.
 Cornelius A. Shannahan of Brook street and Miss Anna A. Lunny of Walnut street. daughter of Mir and Mrs P. F. Lunny, were married this morning at the Immaculate Concep- tion church by the Rev Father Broderick. John Kane was best man and Miss Sarah Fowler was maid of honor. MT and Mrs Shannahan left for wedding tour.
 Dr George W. Russell left this for New York where he will take the steamer Kaiser Augusta Vic toria tomorrow for Germany. He will go to the University of Vienna to study surgery and expects to be abroad about year. Dr Russell is one of the surgeons for the new St Mary's hospital. Dr Charles Carlin of Torrington is making the trip with the local d0cC0r.
 John Barrett, formerly paymaster at the Chase Rolling mill, who left this city for Colorado Springs some months ago because of ill health is working in the First National bank of that city and is now in almost perfect health. MT Barrett likes the west immensely and in letters to friends in this city has much to say about the fine western country and climate. In the bank where he is working million dollars worth of pure gold was recently on exhibition n one of the windows.
 A motion to dissolve the iniunc- ton which was secured by Attorney B. L. Seery, against the city nom- nally, but actually against the rail- road company to prevent the laying ,f a water main across certain prop erty in the west side, was to-day 1enied by Judge Peasley. MT Seery acting in his own behalf. He is trustee and part owner of the prop srty in question and maintained that he laying of a water main would con- 'iderably damage it. The court in lis memorandum stated that MT Seery holds the title to certain parts | )f the property and is trustee for | he rest, and that the plaintiff, the l 'ailroad company. holds the title to | certain passway, over which the | company proposed to lay the water main, and can bring suit for dam iges if damaged.
 The Colonial Trust Co met yester- lay and elected officers as follows: Directors: Charles E. Bliss of Anson- t, Charles F. Brooker of Ansonia, | saac W. Brooks of Torrington, John Booth Burrall of Waterbury, Wallace Camp of Waterbury, Edmund Day If Seymour, John P Elton of Water ury, Franklin Farrel of Ansonia, Edward L. Frisbie, Jr, of Waterbury, William E. Fulton of Waterbury, ,hauncey P. Goss of Waterbury, Otis |. Northrop of Waterbury, Lewis A. 'ope of Pennington George E. Terry f Waterbury, John H. Whittemore f Naugatuck, George l.. White of Waterbury, George NJ. Woodruff of .itchfield and Alden M Young of 'ranford The directors elected off, CTS as follows: President. John H. first vice-president, eorge W. Woodruff; second vice resident, John P Elton; treasurer. tis s. Northrop: assistant treasurer. /. E. Spencer, Jr: secretary, Burton . Bryan: assistant secretary, Wilbur