Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-11-28

The funeral of Mrs Minnie Beskerhauser
will take place from her late residence, 40
Hickory street, at $50 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon.
The county commissioners held another
session in the City hall to-day. The total
number of licenses issaed in Waterbury
was 131.
All who wish to accompany the Sham
rock football team to New York tomorrow
are requested to meet at SOL Bank street.
at 1880 o'clock tonight.
d. NJ. Ireland, OF the firm of Matthew's Il
Ireland. Detroit, Mich. will spend Thanks
giving with his family at the home of
Balthas Schlegel. 172 South Elm street.
Tomorrow is Thanksgiving day. Go
where everybody goes. to the Credit
Clothing Co. 90 Bank street. listers.
suits and overco BATS for yourself and chill
dren on easy payments. No security; no
extra charge.
Marguerite Burr. the three-years-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Burr. % High
street. died yesterday afternoon. The fun
eral took place this afternoon. with inter
msnt in Pine Grove cemetery.
Johanna Clancy died at IL O'clock last
night at the residence of her sister. Mrs
Jeremiah Kelly. Is Ridge stseet The
funeral will take place at 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning at the church of the
Immaculate Conception.
E. J. Orion of this city. a brakeman on
the Naugatuck road was struck by an
overhead bridge at Ansonia to-day and
knocked from the car. \ cash four inches
long was made in his head and he received
other serious but not fatal injuries.
The funeral Of Mrs Lola Northrop took
place from her late residence. ~ State
street at 80 this afternoon with services
Mt Trinity church. conducted by the Rev
+. D. Buckley. and interment il Riverside
c. metery. The pallbearers were: E. d.
Steele. f L Frisbie. .Jr. Castle and
Charles Pierpoint.
Miss Jennie L. Quigley of Litchfrld. a
teacher in the public schools of Thomaston
and DR. j. W. Johnson of Thorn ston will
be married in st Anthony'S church. Itch
field. at 1890 o'clock tomorrow mornir =
by the pastor. Rev p. II Finnegan The
bride is sister to Mrs c. Maloney of
! Cooke staeet.
The funeral of Michael J Kelly took
! place from his late rel Iencp, 1,l27 ", ST
West Main street to ST Patrick church
| at 9 o'clock this morning where a mass
was said 10y the Rev !. II. DuGcan. The
| pallbearerS We're: from sheridan Council
X of C., John d. Bolan. John Il Corbett
William III. Casey; from Court stephen !.
Meany. James II. Murnane, James Darling
John J. Sheehan. court Meany sent n
beautiful pillow of roses Interment was
in Calvary cemetery.
James L. Fox. popular member of the
Acme Social club and St. Joseph's I. \.
society. and Miss Mary Slaviu. daughter
MIR and Mrs Joseph Slayin of Silver
street were married at IL 81 to-day, at the
a II IL, I, 81. l.
Treanor. Miss Sadie Slavin. sister of the
bride, was bridesmaid. and Edward Deegan
was best man The ladies were attired in
I travelling suits and carried bridal roses. y
| reception and breakfast followed the cere-
mony at the home of the brides parents.
! Among the presents was a handsome side
board from the Acme club. Mr. and Mrs
Fox left on the l 2S train for New York.
| They will reside on Yves, Grove street.
| The quarterly meeting of the United
Charities Was held in the y VI {. \.
building last night Sup rintendent E.
I NJ. Dickinson called the u-.-ting to order
and Rev John q Davenport xas appointed
chairman. Superintendent Dickinson de-
livered an address. i'll course. of which he
said he was glad that one purpose uf the
organization had been met in part bring
/ ing into closer relations of mutual help
! fulness the Various churches and
| charitable societies OF th" city.
MIR Dickinson thought that something
| should be done TO provide work for
women and 'uIgrsted the establishing of
an industrial laundry and u day nursery
as part of the organic alton. and it WAS
! voted 10 iuvt stiGate the matter People
are requested to refuse to feed trampa al
the door but that they send all nppii.
cations tor aid either to Superintendent
Dickinson. Is Leavenworth street. or Cap
tain IOrke. corner Meadow and Field
| streets. with the assurance that all persons
SO sent will be cared for if willing to work
| for assistance rendered.