Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-16
CITY. .,. NEWS,

Entertainment at Boys' club this JeVen- ing. rc-
 William Barry in '.Ths Rising Genera tion'' at the opera house tonight.
 An anniversary high mass will be cele- brated at the Immsculste Conception church tomorrow morning. for the late Town Clerk Jsmss J. Madden.
 The Reading Circle of Knowledge Reap CTS will have its regular meeting on Fri day evening at the home of Miss Katherine Egan. Milton will be the poet of the evening.
 John Shannahan of South street. a helper of Caster c. P. Bronson of Bene- dict < Burnhams fell into a pit in the casting shop yesterday. breaking Lthree of | his ribs.
 Maria Blanch Derehme. aged years, child of Mir Dershme of 292 Mill street, died to-day. Funeral will take place at l ? o'clock Friday afternoon. Interment at Calvary cemetery.
 James Brickel. James Finn. Jeremiah Finn, and 'Rufe" "Claffy went to Bantam lake | fishing yesterday and report the biggest catch of the season. bringing home 53 pickerel weighing 7S pounds ands ounces
 Francis, the nine years old son of Frank Cornell of 579 East Main street. was out I COdhIluk dAkCLhOOb ohA ohPPNN | from his sled striking on hisC right rand against broken bottle inflioting painful injuries. Dr Frost rendered surgical aid.
 Court Falcon. A OFF. of A.. held an interesting meeting in G. A. R. hall last night. Three. new membersl were ini- tiated into rhe mysteries of the order by tha court degree team under the leader ship Uf Joseph Gards. A social session followed.
 | Judge Charles G. Root and Attorney Thomas F. Lawlor will now have the finest quarters in Bohls block. Room 2. next to the one now occupied by Judge Roet hrs been vacated and it will be fitted up for waiting room. type writer's qusrttrs and Attorney Lawlor's office
 The funeral services of the late rancis E. Main was held at the family residence IS Dover street at 7:30 last evening. con- ducted by Rev J. G. Davenport, D. D. The Tt mains were taken on tbe S:05 train this morning to Georgetown, Ct, for interment. The funeral wss in charge Of Undertaken W. s. R. Wake.
 The funeral of Edward H. Everett took place from his late residence Tn Oakville at o'clock this afternoon, with services at the Hall Memorial chapel, conducted by the Rev Dr Anderson and interment in Riverside cemetery. The pallbearers were from Tu axis irlbe, I. O R NJ. as fol- lows: w. A. Sawyer. Jean Jacques, c. F. Caswell, John MeKeever, George H. BarIo, o. G. Rabe and E E. Dewitt. The members of the Red Mems association al- tended the funeral in body.
 The following are the newly elected off, cers of the Connecticut Indemnity assncia- tion: President. L. A Platt; first vice president, H. l.. Wade; second vicC-presi dent, F. B. Rice; secretary, J. B. Doherty; treasu-ers. A. M. Blakesley and H. W. Lake; directors. F. B. Rice, H. L. Wade, c. NJ. Platt, D. Sprague, A. NJ. Blakesley, H. W. Lake, E. A Judd, Christopher Strobel. L F. Burpee J. B. Doherty and l. 4. PIatt.
 William H. Carroll. a popular employe of the Waterbury Watch factory. and Miss Mary E Carmody. sister of United States Marshal NJ F. Carmody. were married at 3 o'clock this afternoon at St Patrick's church. the Rev Father DuggAA officiating. Thomas F. Hallinan Was best man and Miss Mary c. Mckeown was the maid of honor. The bride was attired in A hand some costume of brown novelty goods. with velvet trimmings and carried bridal roses The maid of honor wore a gown of blue novelty goods. trimmed with velvet and carried roses. The couple were the recipit nts of many beautiful presents. Mr and Mrs Carroll left for a wedding tour |" New York and Washington. On their return they will reside at S52 South Main street
 A number of accidents have occurred during the past few evening on account of the carelessness of young people coasting on the different streets. Last night on Liberty street double ripper run into a ! and tnSSa6 him Savarol into ha air and throwing him onto the ice with such force that his face presented a sorry spectacle when he was picked up. The mayor has given permission for cOAsting on certain streets but people should re- member that those indulging in this amusement are expected to have some re- spect for pedestrians who ind it necces- sary to use the public tho:oughtares. An other case like that of last night and the prIveleee accorded the coasters would no doubt be revoked.
 William c. Moore of the firm of Moore k Mccarthy. the South Main street min eral water dealers. and Miss Anna A Mccarthy. the popular Bank street dress maker. were married at ? o'clock this afternoon at St Patrick's church in the presence of a large number of relatives and friends. The ceremony wa5 per- formtd d by the pastor. Rev ]. H Duggan Eugene J. Mccarthy was best man and Miss Annie A Lynch. cousin of the bride was the maid of honor. The bride was attired in a beautiful costume of green novelty goods with duchess lace and Per sian trimmings and carried a bouquet of tea roses. The maid of honor wore a costume of prettily shaded novelty goods trimmed vi h git and white lace. She carried a bouquet of carnations. The couple were the recipients of a number of valuable presents. among them being some unique articles from William Joyce, Mrs Hazelton and her daughter. Miss Julia Hazelton. of MIddletown. The groom is a prominent member of the Catholic Literary association and the Rose Hill Social dub and his fellow members re- membered him with many manifestations of good will. Mir and Mrs Moore left for a wedding trip to Philadelphia. On their return they will reside at 131 South Elm . street.
 Only Two In ThompSunViIIs. THoMPsoNvILLE. Jan Is Friday, March first. Is the last day given by law Tn which : to file lists of the incomes of Ft Sidents of