Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-29
CITY NEWS.

The Bronson library Will Ue eloseu all day tomorrow, Memorial day.
 Khaki suits, knickerbocker pants, sizes ' to 16, $1.69, at Upson, Single ton & Co.'S.
 There will be an anniversary mass tomorrow morning at $ o'clock at St Thomas's church for Mrs James Kelly.
 The Misses Elizabeth V. Phelan and Catherine z. Burns left to-day on a visit to MT and Mrs Trank C. Phelan of Yonkers, N. Y.
 Gately & Brennan, the credit clotn- iers at 53 Center street, will be open all day tomorrow. Every purchaser of s10 worth of clothing will receive a dress suit case free.
 Charles A. Hardwick, d plumber of Bishop street, seems to De in nara luck. Only quite recently he had a settlement with his creditors after his shop had been closed d month or two, and last evening John O'Brlen' his landlord, closed him up for non- payment of $50 rent.
 Clark commandery, K. T., deco rated the graves of its deceased mem bers yesterday. The committee con sisted of N. J. Welton, B. L. Coe ana A. Dallas, Waterbury; Leon M. Woodford, Naugatuck; A. E. Blakes- lee, Thomaston; Frank Conley, Tor rington, Burrville and -itchfield; l; Rufus E. Holmes, for Winsted and New Hartford; L. L. Muzzy for Brls- tol.
 The Colonial Trust Go as executor filed with the probate court to-day it's report of the estate of the late Frank l.. Curtiss, who was an otncer in the Citizens National bank. The account shows the estate to be worth s266.597.22. It also shows that for the land and house on West Main street belonging to the estate Whlch the Elks bought recently, the price paid was s32,5o0.
 One divorce was granted to-day by Judge Ralph Wheeler in the superior court. The petitioner was Mrs liar riet E. McVittie vs William R. Mc- Vittie, which case was partly tried a few weeks ago and continued to give Dr Graves a chance to testify. The doctor testified that on several occa- sions he attended Mrs McVittie, and that settled it. On the grounds oi cruelty the petition was granted and Mrs McVittie was given back her maiden name, Cummings.
 Odd lots and slow sellers SIP and SIS suits special at s10. South Main steret store Upson, Singleton & Co.
 Miss Florence Umberfield Dillon daughter of Mrs Charles E. Dillon of Holmes avenue, and Cl!ffe Brad ley Carter of New York city, were married at St Johns Episcopal church yesterday afternoon at l:3u o'clock. The Rev John N. Lewis, Jr pastor of the church, perfctmed the ceremony. The bride and groom were unattended and the ceremony was witnessed by only the immediate friends and relatives. The pride was attired in brown rajah silk. After a reception at the home of the bride e's mother Mir and Mrs Carter left on wedding trip. On their return they will go to Laurel Beach, where they will spend the greater part of the summer.
 In accordance with a law passed 1 recently by the supreme body of the F. of A, the day for decorating graves of deceased members ha: been changed from the sscOld Tues day in June to May 30. and in com pliance with that order the loca courts of Foresters have appointed the following committees to place potted plants over the graves of theil deceased members in the differen | cemeteries: James J. Fitzgerald chairman of the general committee William C. Kleinecke, past gran' secretary; Emmet R. Reardon Court Shields. No 29; John H. Con don. Court Wolf Tone, No 2S; Johl McNulty. Court Vigilant. No so Francis O'Hearn. Court Linden, NJ 75: Michael Martone. CoU.t He'll mann, No S6, and William Clark Court America. No A.
 Miss Elizabeth HolOhan's marriag to Dr James Grady will take place a the church of the Immaculate Cor ceptiOn Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock
 In honor of the event a dinner wa given in the rose room of The Eltol last evening by Miss Holohan to th members of her class at the conven
 de Notre Dame. Those who wer present were Mrs George CurTan c Middletown. Mrs William Monogar Miss Alice O'Connor. Miss Sarah Ben nett. Miss Mary Kelley, Miss Juli Bergin. Miss Genevieye Hayes an Miss Alice Wolff. 4 pleasant inei
 dent of the evening was the sendin
 Of a letter to the only absent membe
 Mother St Catherine of St Albans. VI
 who was Miss Margaret GuilfOile C this city. Dinner was served at o'clock. the decorations being brid
 roses and the favors baskets of ye
 low daffodiIs filled with candy.
 The outing of the city officials tn
 afternoon was a swell affair. Tf
 party left from West Main street
 seven autos and as they were whirls
 away al top speed the crowds on n . sidewalks gave them a big send Oi } The party included Mayor ThOm lViee-PreSident Gallagher of Il . board of aldermen. Aldermen Fin
 Malone. Mackie. Hayes. Spain. Wall
 CT. SeIlew. Buck. TempletOn. Hurle Lawl0r. City Attorney Kellogg, Eng ! neer Cairns. Commissioners Hook sr Dennison- City Clerk Sandland. A sFstanf City Clerk LawloT. SheTi ' smith Engineer Harte of the Co' [ rsctfcut Co. Reporter McDOnzld [ the Democrat. LaheT of the America