Waterbury Democrat., 1902-02-06

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 Grand opening at Maurice Me Carthy's, 43 South Main street, Satur- day evening.
 The dance of Woodmen of the World, announced for tonight, mas been declared off.
 Special sale tomorrow of corn starch, regular 1Oc goods, sale price 31hc. Ct A. and P. Tea Go.
 The Ladies' auxiliary, A. o. H., will hold a meeting tomorrow night at o'clock at the residence of Mrs Kelly on East Main street.
 George E. Lambert wishes his GUS toners to know that he was not burned out but still holds forth at the old stand, TO South Main street.
 The fair for the benefit of St Thon- ass church closed last evening. The list of prize winners will be made known later when the list is com pleted.
 The members of the class of Chris tian Doctrine of the Sacred Heart church will not meet tonight, owing to the hearing of confessions for the first Friday.
 IdkG DdElu6ES 1OI InC Pl AAO SA~AAANA march at Foresters' union fair at the Jacques auditorium tonight. Each lady taking part in the march will be entitled to a beautiful present.
 The case of Loef1er against D. Fl. Casey was heard to-day before Judge Cowell in the district court. The hear ing consisted chiefly of an examination of the accounts between the parties to the litigation. Decision was reserved.
 Mrs Eunice E. Thomas, aged T9 years, died last night at her home, s School street. She is survived by five sons and two daughters. The funeral will take place at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning. The interment will be ln Pine Grove cemetery
 The Waterbury High school basket ball team will play the Torrington Y. NJ. c. A. team in Torrington to-mor- row night. They will leave for that town on the 7:O5 train. Next Tuesday evening at the local Y. M. c. A. gym nasium 4Na Naugatuck High school team Y the local High school teala
 Frederick c. Schlegel, who was taken to the hospital yesterday suf, fering from the effects of exposure to the weather while viewing the fire Sunday night. died few hours after reaching the institution He leaves his father, Balthus Schlegel a brother, ] ". J. Schlegel, the real estate and in- surance man, and sister, Mrs D. NJ. Ireland, of Detroit, Mich. The funeral will be held Saturday.
 Thomas s. Preston, aged vears. died this morning at the hona his parents, Mr and Mrs Michael I. tcn. 236 Wolcott street. after an il x )1 three days. He leaves besides his par. ents three brothers and two sisters, William. Frank, Michael, Anna and Kittie. The deceased was an employe of the spoon shop and wasa young man Of excellent character and was uni versally esteemed by all who knew him. The funeral will take place to the Sacred Heart church at S:3O o'clock Saturday morning. The inter- ment will be in St Joseph's cemetery.
 Mrs Mary Gagain died last night at S:30 o'clock at the residence of her daughter, Mrs John C.. Lunny. 44C East Main street, aftar a long and pain full illness. Mrs Gagain was a woman Of exemplary character, q good wife and fond mother and was a deyollt member of the congregation of thu church of the Immaculate Conception Besides her aged husband, she leaves two daughters, Mrs G. Lunny an6 Miss Catherine Gagain, and one son Edward Gagain. The funeral will take place to the Immaculate Conception church S:30 o'clock Saturday morn. ing. Interment will be in St Joseph's cemetery.
 i. Arthur George Beach of North MaiI street and Miss Helen Margaret Browr of Watertown were married on Satur day afternoon at 2:3O, at the home ot the brides grandparents, MT and Mir. ]. A. Seymour of Watertown. The Rev Walter W. Veins performed the cere mony. Mir and Mrs Mylon Dewel were the best couple. The brides cos tune was very beautiful There wer, many beautiful wedding gifts. Aftel the marriage ceremony a wedding re ception was held. Among the guest were Mir and Mrs Wadhams and NJ Green. Thomaston; Mir Slade. Corn wall Bridge; F. R. White. MT and Mr. George Beach and son. Horace Barnes Robert Deane and Miss Jennie Brow1 of this city. MT and Mrs Beach ar, residing at the brides home in Water town.
 The board of public safety held al adjourned meeting yesterday afternoon but very little business was done. Tn, crippled steamer at house No 2 wa discussed to a great extent and in spected by the board. The steame requires new boiler. It has been il use since 1883. Charles B. Jersey representative of a steamer manufac turing concern, appeared before tn, board and told the members all abou buying a new and larger machine, it cost, and what his firm, which is tn only one in the country outside tn trust, would do for the members il order to convince them that a ney machine Is necessary. The board upon the invitation of Commissions Taylor. inspected a hydraulic puml used for extinguishing fire at the plan ] of the Randolph Cloves company. It power surprised the board. for it ca pump 1.SO0 feet of water 8 minute ! Most all of the factories are equfppe.
 yvt+h this aor+ ce 2 nt7u1n Tho hnar, .Nill hola aAvsnsg session this evening