Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-01
CITY NEWS.

The regular semi-monthly meet ing of Division 1, A. o. H., will be held this evening.
 A special meeting of Court Fruitful Vine is called for this evening at S:15 o'clock to take action on the death of Thomas Grimes.
 A meeting of St Mary's Alumni association will be held this evening in Mulcahy Memorial hall. As elec- tion of officers will be held, every member is requested to be present.
 John Rok and Zofia Bernhardt were married at St Cecilia's church Saturday morning at o'clock with nuptial mass. The ceremony was performed by Rev Farrel Martin. ! Saturday afternoon about o'clock the trolley wire on North Willow street near Plaza avenue broke. It went down win crash and brought people to the windows with rush. It was down for about an hour.
 The bans of marriage were pub lished for the first time at the 10:30 mass at St Thomas's church yester- day between Miss Margaret Delaney of Hawkins street and Edward Far ley of the Waterbury baseball team.
 Leon Leonard, the 10 weeks old son of MT and Mrs Matthew Balan- da, died yesterday morning at the family residence. 25 Willard street. The funeral was held this afternoon at o'clock, with interment in Cal vary cemetery.
 Former City Sheriff John W. Me- Donald is spending a few days in town. At the end of the week he will sever his connection with the Pinkerton agency of New York and return to this city and take things easy for the summer.
 The criminal side of he district court will open tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock and will immediately adjourn to the following Tuesday. There Is about the usual amount of business, the greater portion of which will be settled out of court
 John Prolles, a baker from New York, was brought to the police sta- tion by Sergeant Bergen. Prolles Is demented. He came from New York to work at Watertown but says there is no money there. he being accus- toned to receive about $T5 a month.
 John Abramowiezz and Emile Szereka were married at o'clock Saturday morning at St Cecilla's church. The attending couple was Antoni Abramowicz and Annie Zu- bala. Rev Farrel Martin performed the marriage ceremony and Rev Denis O'Brien of Watertown cele- brated the nuptial mass.
 John W. Fruin of West Main street and Thomas F. Healey of Pleasant street, two we'll known young men of this city, will receive the degree of NJ. D. from the Long Island College hos pital, Brooklyn, N. Y.. on Tuesday evening, June 9. Dr Fruin will go to St Mary's hospital in Hoboken. N. J.. while Dr Healey will spend year in St yincent's at Staten Island.
 The funeral of William NJ. Bren- nan took place from the family res idence, 542 South Main street. yes terday afternoon to St Patrick's church, where services were con ducted by the Rev William Lafiin. The pallbearers were Patrick Bren- nan, William Brennan, Charles Brennan. Richard Powers, Edgar Ca- sey and James Herbert. The burial was in Calvary cemetery. There was a number of handsome floral tri- butes.
 The announcement was made to- day that the John Ryan homestead at 5O7 North Main street Is on the market to be sold. This property is one of the most desirable on North Main street and has large frontage on North Main; 1t extends to Haw- kins street in the rear. The property will be sold at once at terms to suit purchaser. Inquiries concerning tne property may be made of Mrs John Ryan. 5O7 North Main street, or of Attorney Terrence CarmOdy 1t the Odd Fellows building.
 William E. SIefen of Naugatuek was elected president of the German Staatsverband at the twenty-hrsG an- nusl convention which was brought to a close In Wsllingford Saturday afternoon. MT SIefen was also elect ed a member of the advisory board and was selected delegate 10 the next national convention The following delegates from the Holy Family so- cisty of this city were present. John 1T. Scheii, William Siefen. Otto Herr mann and Quirin straub: St Karl Barromaus society. John J. Fsix. John S. sehsll. Andrew Croft and T. etzdler.