Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-26
CITY NEWS.

John Loughman of Jersey City spent Christmas at his home on Bank street.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Fair tonight and Friday; light, varia- ble winds.
 visiting her sisters, the Misses Wallace of Wolcett street
 Frank Monahan q student at St Bonaventure college, is spending the holidays at his home ill this city.
 Michael Delaney, the well known pail player, has accepted a position in the uphOlstering department of the Boston Furniture company.
 The New Haven Democratic club will celebrate Jackson day, January s. by q banquet at the Tontine hotel in the Elm City. A number of Water bury men will be i'll attendance.
 Waterbury members of the Ameri- can-lrish Historical society have re- ceived notice that the annual meeting will be held in Hotel Manhattan, New York, on the evening of Tuesday. Jan uary II.
 At St Cecilia's church this morning, Albert Miller of Central avenue and Miss Katie Geigle of S3 South Leonard street, both popular employees of the American Ring Co, were married by Rev Dr Martin.
 Alvin Fluno, aged 10 years and 5 months. died Tuesday at the residence of his parents after an illness of four weeks. The Rev MT Tower officiated at the funeral which was held this af- ternoon. Burial was in Pine Grove cemetery.
 Robert D. Neil, aged three months and eighteen days, died yesterday at hlS parents residence. , North Walnut street, after q short l7iness. The ser vices were held in the house by tine Rev !. Bassett. Tnterment took place at Pine Grove cemetery at 2 o'clock this afternoon
 Charles Kleinert and Miss Nellie Grant Chapman were married in Naug- atuck Christmas afternoon by the Rev Mr Soule at the home of the brides mother, Mrs Ida Chapman. The best man was Charles SWick and the bridesmaid Miss Mary Chapman, sis ter of the bride They will reside at TOT Round Hill street, Waterbury. Liberty council. Companions of the Forest, will make a fraterna1 visit 10 Queen of the Forest circle i'll Nauga- tuck this evening, leaving here by troI- ley at 1:22. A good time is the object of the call and as the folks of the rub Der town are noted for their hospitali- ty, particularly its ladies, all those wiiC fail to attend Will miss q social event Mrs l.. I. Munson has issued cards of invitation to the marriage of her 1 daughter, Miss Sarah Rice Munson. and Isaac F. Kellogg The marriage will take place at 6 o'clock on the evening of January 15 in the First 1 Congregational church. A reception will take place at the home of tlLe l bride immediately after the ceremony : NIr and Mrs Kellogg will live at 59 North Willow street and will be at 1 home the third and fourth Fridays ill l February.
 l Rev Father Brodericlz of St Ann's 1 church delivered very Interesting anc | instructive sermon at St brancls l xayier's church last night The sub
 feet was ..The Divinity of Christ The subject besides being most appro 1 priate was very instructive. Tht preacher proved his proposition witt 1 a wealth of scriptural quotations iron l the Old and New TestamentS. Father Broderick was also celebrant of sol emn vespers. The assistants as dea l con and Sub-deacOn were Father: Fleinming and Curtin respectively l Before Judge Lowe in the probate court this afternoon a hearing tool place upon Attorney James E. Russell. application for an order to sell a DOT ton of the estate of the late Michac 1 Woods. MT Russell appeared for tlls
 widow as administrators on the estate and Attorney Richmond, who opposed the application, appeared for Mr:
 Roger Martin q sister of Mir Woods The hearing was quite lively. Judge Lowe decided that unless an amicabl,
 arrangement is arrived at between al concerned by tomorrow morning the l application will be granted.
 | The funeral of James c. Russell, the l three years old son of MT and Mrs Mi chael D. Russell, took place this af | ternoon from the home of his parents ] 154 South Elm street, and was largely attended. Interment was in St Jo seph's cemetery. The floral offerings were numerous and beautiful and in l cluded pillow from parents, wreatl l from grandfather, mound of roses iron aunts; wreath, shipping departmen
 of New England Watch company wreath, Irene and Frank Daly; cross
 Julia Brennan; star, Miss Eva Davis
 Thomaston; basket of roses, Mami'
 and Katie Delaney; bunch of cut flow
 CTS, Mir and Mrs H. D. Cross; bouquets
 Thomas and Willie Moore, Mrs J. J
 Fitzgerald, Katherine Guilfoile, Mrs E Doherfy, Esther Cooney. Mrs F. J Coogan and Js A. HYnes.