Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-08
CITY NEWS. j


 Morris Lyons, son of Mrs Anna Lyons of Dublin street, died yesterday in NIiddletown. The remains will be brought here tomorrow by Undertaken Mulville and inferred in St Joseph's cemetery. 4ts a-,
 The rainy weather yesterday pre- vented the usual display of Easter costumes, but it did not interfere with the attendance at the different churches. large congregations being present at all the services. The music was of a high order.
 The committee from the board of public safety to procure two horses for the fire department, visited New York Good Friday and ordered pair The committee consists of Democrat Foley and Republican Knox. The horses are expected to arrive here in a few days and will not be accepted then unless they come tip to the require ments laid down.
 The funeral of John J. Phelan took place this morning from his late home on AIagill street with service at the home of the Rev Father McGuane and. interment in St Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were Michael F. Carey, Owen T. Carey, William H. Carey, J. J. Carey, J. NJ. Keefe and Michael Hart nett. A mass of requiem will be cele- brated for the deceased at the Inn maculate Conception church {Vednes- day morning at o'clock.
 The green has been cleaned Up and looks just as well now as it would if it never had been used as a skating rink during, the winter months The skating pond cost little or nothing, and large number of people extract ed considerable amusement out of it while the ice was strong enough to bear up the merry groups of boys and girls that gathered there at all hours of the day time and in the evenings.
 The funeral of William Quigley took place yesterday afternoon from his late home on South Leonard street with service at St Patrick's church and .interment in St Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were Charles Miller, Daniel O'Leary, and James Crean, represent ing Court Stephen J. Meany; James Ringwood, Thomas Bowes and James Luddy. The floral offerings included a pillow from Court Meany; cross, from friends; wreath from the family and bouquets from employees of the Wa terbury Buckle Go and others.
 Rufus Caspar Littlehale, aged .46 years, died yesterday at the Water bury hospital from the effects of q fall while boarding his engine at the platform at West Paterson, N. Y, last Wednesday. MT Littlehale was freight engineer and resided at 102 Charles street, this city. He leaves q widow and three children. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with service at the Third Congregational church and interment in Riverside cemetery. The deceased was we'll liked by his fellow workmen and his death is 2. source of general regret among all who knew him.
 The funeral of Mrs Mary Langley took place this morning. from the fam fly residence on Sarsfield street to St Thomas church, where a mass of requiem was celebrated by the Rev Father Crowley. The bearers were Michael Deyine, John Lucid, Thomas Holleran, Patrick Stack, Edward O'Brien and John Malley. The floral offerings included a pillow lettered f"Wife,' from the husband of the de ceased; pillow from her sisters and brothers; wreath, the Misses Dowl- ing; bouquet, Miss w. Lynch. There were several other handsome pieces. The interment was in St los eDnS AC 1uACit tlA 5hAo fCA5 largely attended.
 Maurice D. Brown of AS Vine street, for several years foreman of the in- sulated wire department at Holmes, Booth & Haydens, and Miss Adona Archambatilt, daughter of Joseph Archambault, of South Main street, were married at 6 o'clock this morn ing by the pastor, Rev Father Senesae,' The best couple were Thomas Laran- ger and Miss Herminie Archambault, sister of the bride. A wedding break fast was served at the home of the bride after which the couple left on a wedding tour to Old Point Comfort, Va. They will reside at Yonkers, N. Y. where MT Brown has accepted q position as superintendent of the Ma fional Conduit and Cable company at Hastings-on- Hudson. The bride is q graduate of the Waterbury High school. class of '93, and one of Wa terbury's popular young women. The couple were the recipients of many substantial tokens of esteem. MT Brown and his wife have the good wishes of a wide circle of relatfves and friends in this city.