Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-05
CITY NEWS.

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 Helen Mendelbaum, the 6 years old daughter of Mir and Mrs David | Mendelbaum of 131 North Elm street, fell from ladder yesterday and fractured her arm. Over 600 persons attended the l rally day service at the Baptist church yesterday. An interesting programme was rendered under the direction of Superintendent Dixon. In the probate court to-day At torney Arthur Wells was appointed administrator on the estate of the late Andrew Byron. The appoinH ment was made by consent of coun- sel.
 A months mind mass will be eel ebrated on Wednesday morning at s o'clock at the Immaculate Concep- ton church for the late Mrs Margar- ct Sullivan, who died recently in Ireland.
 $15 is the price now for making one of the best ladies' custom made suits, each garment is man tailored throughout, and shows the highest degree of perfection. Frank De Eco, 50 Center street.
 The personal effects of the late John H. Guernsey were sold Satur- day at his late home on the Wolcott road. A. S. Bennett of New Haven was auctioneer. Nearly all the ar ticles were bought by relatives of MT Guernsey. Have your stove repairing done before the real cold weather comes along. Call up w. T. Corcoran & Son at BOP North Main street, and the matter will be attended to at once, Plumbing, timing and job ping. Phone 1259-3.
 The following donations to St Mary's hospital were announced at the Immaculate Conception church yesterday: Company c, c. N. G., 1 $50; Model Market, per cent of l one days receipts, s117.49; friendk, | $100; friend, $50.
 The regular monthly meeting of 1 the James Meagher branch of the i Gaelic league will be held in their l rooms tomorrow night. Every
 member is requested to attend as 1 election of officers is to take place l and business of importance to be transacted.
 Mrs Minnie Clark of Lady Trum- bull council, D. of L., has been se- lected to represent the goddess at the big parade in Hartford to-mor- i row. Other members, of the same council who will occupy seats in the 1 float are Mrs Amelia Gates, Mrs Bes- sic Parkhurst, Mrs Mabel O'Neil and Miss Cora Schoenmehl.
 The Rev Dr David Mccartney, pas New York. died last week. He is survived by his widow, two sons, John of Milwaukee and Albert c. of New York; two daughters, Mrs E. T. Church of New Rochelle and Mrs l Frederick Gillmor of this city. The deceased was a native of Dublin, Ireland, and studied for the mfnis- try in that county.
 The New Haven car which left Cheshire for this city Saturday after l noon about 5:30 o'clock met with a slight accident shortly after leaving the village. While going down the steep grade the pole of the car got off the wire and struck the top of the platform with such force that the passengers thought some serious ac- cident had occurred. The pole was pulled from it's socket and bent al- most in two, so that it was thrown to the side of the road and the car pro- ceeded.
 The Catholic Women's association will open its seasons work in their headquarters at St Patrick's block tonight at 7:30 o'clock The dress making classes are under the direc- tion of Miss Sarah Finley and Miss Mary Egan, the millinery teacher is Miss Elizabeth Finley, who is with the Reid & Hughes Co, and the short. hand teacher is Miss Elizabeth Quinn. The dressmaking and mil linery classes will meet in the hall on the first floor, the shorthand OH the second floor.
 A very pretty wedding took place in St Patrick's parish this morning The contracting parties were Miss Helen Cecilia Hanley of South Fifth street and John J. Cosgrove of Dan. bury. The bridesmaid was Miss Mary Morrissey and Joseph Coffee was best man. After the ceremony was performed by Rev Joseph Glee- son a wedding breakfast was served at the home of the bride, after which MT and Mrs Cosgrove left for an ex- tended trip through Hartford, Bos- ton and Niagara Falls.
 The following new members were received into the First Methodist church yesterday: Miss Olive L.. Grover. Clarence P. Henderson, Miss Ruth s. Hickox. Miss Julia c. Hick- COX, Graham Sellers, George E. Mo rey, Miss Mary Adelle Adams, Miss Ida E. Clark, Ewald Kramer, Violet kropp, Thomas C. McNaugh, George Stickles, Miss Mary Townsend, Charles Townsend, Miss Nettie NJ Jenkins. Miss Helen NJ. Jenkins, Miss Edith Royce. Robert G. Scott, Miss Ida G. Scott, Miss Edith R. Harris. Miss Bernice W. Hickcox, Percy NJ. Hickcox, C. Fredericks, Miss Sadie May Johnson, Miss Marion A. Howes, Frank Howes, Harry F. Lash CT, Mrs Suzette C. Niely, John Allen Coe, Mrs P. B. Pierce, Mrs Elizabeth Johnson. Miss Mary H. Crawford, Mrs