Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-14
CITY NEWS.

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 NJ. Gavegan, agent for the Pilot, is calling upon Waterbury readers of that bright paper.
 Special forecast for Connecticut and eastern New York: Unsettled weather and showers tonight; Saturday proba- bly, fair; variable winds, mostly south eaSterly.
 The Waterbury High school base ball nine is playing in Naugatuck this afternoon. Tomorrow afternoon they will play the Ansenfa High sch hool in AnSOnia.
 City laborers have been engaged for several days in making needed repairs on Wolcott street. The street is now in fine condition. The residents appre- ciate the work which Superintendent Reiley's men have performed.
 Joseph Spargo. a speaker of wide reputation, will deliver an oratlOn to- night at the corner of Grand and Bank streets, under the auspices of the Wa terbury Socialist club. He will talk upon how strikes would be settled un- der socialism and is sure to have q large audience.
 Little Charles Dahrouge of South Main street, who was reported at po- lice headuuarters as missing yesterday, was found about 5 o'clock on the Che shire road, a few miles from the cen ter. Some man was bringing him to- wards Cheshire, thinking that his home was out there.
 Jeremiah F. Shea was arrested this forenoon in Bristol by Detective Cahey charged with theft of tooth file from Dr Thomas A. Bland. Shea has been missing for over a week. He has been promenading as a horse doctor in Bris- tol and vicinity. Until his departure he had been employed by Dr Bland
 The funeral of Francis Xavier Tlli- bault took place this morning from the residence of his brother. Thomas Thi- bau1t on South Elm street to St Ann's church where q mass of requiem was celebrated. The interment was in St Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were Demais, Joseph and Thomas Thibault, brothers of the deceased; w. H. Brooks of Meriden, M Lallier and Philip Ham, nell The floral offerings included a s"Gates Ajar'' letered Father from the family; cross and pillow. brothers and sisters; bouquet of white roses, Mrs Holcomb, New Hartford; bouquet of carnations, John Hebert; sheaf of wheat, MT and Mrs M. Lallier. The grave was lined with white cloth and handsomely decorated with smilax, car-. nations and roses.
 The marriage of Charles J. Morrison and Lizzie Phelan took place yester- day at the church of Immaculate Con- ception, Rev Father McGuane of6ciat- ing. The witnesses were William Syn mott and Katie Ramon of Bridgeport. The bride was attired in steel color silk with orange blossoms in her hair given by MT and Mrs c. F. Kellogg, and she carried white prayer book given by MT and Mrs c. r. Kellogg. The bridesmaid was attired in laven- der silk and carried roses. They will reside at 339 West Grove street. The presents included a silver set from MT and Mrs $. W. Kellogg, a white prayer book from c. F. Kellogg, tea set from Miss Crosby, a clock from MT and Mrs I. Chase and family. parlor clock from Miss Ramon of Bridgeport, chairs lamp, vases and dresser from Mrs Smith, lemonade set from Mary Corri- gan, lamp from Lizzie Kelley album from John Phelan, barrel of four from W. Fitzpatrick, chair. MT Chapman, a large vase of roses from Misses Dolan, bed spread from Mrs Tihel, bed spread from Mary Kenney, table cloth from N. McEvoy, linen from MT Armstrong, B. Fitzgerald and M. Higgins, picture from W. Laforest. picture from MT and Mrs F. NcNelI, blankets from Miss M. Doolan, a rug, dresser and tinware A. M. Doolan, chair from May Fitzpat- rick, and . plaque from Hattie McMa- Aon