Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-31
CITY NEWS.

Special forecast foB Connecticut: Fair tonight and Thursday; light southwest to west winds.
 The Misses Heringer, who are sum4 mering at Burns Point. returned to say farewell to Mother St Stanislaus of the Convent of Notre Dame.
 The Waterbury club will hold it's annual clambake next Saturday after- noon on the property of the Berbecker & Rowland Manufacturing Go in Wa terville.
 Adel, infant daughter of MT and Mrs George Therien, died this morning at the home of it's parents on ScovilL street. Funeral tomorrow at 3 o'clock Interment in Calvary cemetery.
 Special Town Constable Thomas Tyr- rell has resigned and Edward Cullen of East Main street has been appoints ed his successor. Tyrrell succeeded James Lunny, who went down in the tide of last years political changes.
 Charles F. Johnstone of Kingsbury street and Miss Ellen F. Barlow of North Willow street were married at
 St John's church this morning at 11 o'clock. The Rev MT Lewis performed
 the ceremony. Walter A. Gill was best
 man and Miss Florence M. Taylor was
 maid of honor
 Harry Knopf, a member of the class of 1901 of the Waterbury High schools starts Saturday on a trip for three weeks, which will embrace a sojourn in New York, Philadelphia, Atlantic City and Washington. Before returns ing he will also visit the Pan-American exposition and Niagara Falls. The condition of Edward F. Lewis of the Farrel Foundry and Machine Go was very critical last night. He is suffering from typhoid pneumonia, and his attending physician, Dr Brown, reported his condition this af- ternoon as being changed. The chances of Mir Lewis'S recovery are
 very slim, and Dr Brown says it is doubtful if he will live during the night The ball game between the newspa- per men and the politicians of the City hall has been postponed to next Tues- day. City Clerk Ryan is responsible for this sporting calamity. He fears he will not have recovered from the l visitation of the aggregation of female charms to his office this morning, as reported elsewhere, and would not wish to enter the arena delinquent in any of the elements that make victory sure. The hearing on Miss Kate Delaney'S I claim of $1,506 against the estate of | the late Mrs Margaret Campion closed ] this morning. The evidence was sub | stantially of the same nature as that l given yesterday but the arguments were particularly lively, especially that | by Attorney Guilfoile, who arraigned | the witnesses that were opposed 10 l him in a very severe manner. The commissioners on the estate, Church. and Pendleton, reserved their decision
 The funeral of Regina Delage was l held this morning at S:30 from St l Ann's church. The pall-bearers were l six little boys and six little girls, as | follows: Adrienne Latandresse, Anne I Doucette, Alma Lecour, Maria Ger vais, Josephine Duhaime, Marie Louise Belange, Eugene Guilbert, Raoul Thi-
 bault, Alfred Delage, Oscar Bessettes l Willie Lachaffelle Henrie Turcottes Flower bearers were Alma Carving
 Rita, Blondin, Lucie Perrin. The fol-
 lowing were among the floral offer<
 ings: Harp, from family, marked "Res gina;" Tyre, from friends of the fam< fly, marked sI o. H.;'' large basket of flowers from the employees of MT De- lage. There were also a number on
 flat bouquets from friends of the fam- fly. Interment in family lot at CaIs
 vary cemetery