Waterbury Democrat., 1902-06-18
CITY NEWS.

| The funeral of Patrick Moran will | take place from his late residence on Mill street tomorrow morning at $50 | o'clock. David M. Ireland, of the Ireland Matthews Co, Detroit, and his two
 daughters, are the guests of Balthas
 Schlegel of TIP South Elm street. The Peoples Clothing Co having
 moved from Bank street to the new
 building, 11S South Main street, will
 be open for business this p. m. Call and see them.
 By consent of counsel on both sides
 of the law suit of the Holmes, Booth x
 Haydens company against Bonaventure
 Frederick, judgment was given to-day
 for $3, 164.74. This was suit to re-
 coyelson note.
 Real Estate Agent William J. Schle-
 gel has sold for Otto Lene of New Ha
 ven his two-family house on North
 Main street to Enoch Gottberg. Mir
 Schlegel has also sold his two-family house on Adams street to Emma Mai- chetti, who purchased it as a home and investment.
 A number of other attachments be- sides those mentioned on another page were issued against the Mammoth
 Market this afternoon. Among them were one for $1,700 for Lilley, Swift t& Go, $200 for D. E. Carroll & Co: S1OO for the Merwin Provision Go: $500 for the Warren l.. Hall Co and S35O for the Cudahy Packing Co.
 At short calendar in the city court. civil side, this morning, the case of in cf Tor. the builder, was set down for hear ing for Friday afternoon. This is a suit for services rendered on a contract. and the case of Rocco Iellerico against William F. Kimball (kimball's school of music for breach of contract. The plaintiff claims he was engaged for a year. before the expiration of which MT Nimball closed his music school.
 The citizens of the city and vicinity are cordially invited to call and in- spect the new store and up-to-date stock of the Peoples Clothing Go this D. III. at 11S South Main street.
 A pretty marriage was solemnized at St Francis Xavier's church this morning at S:30, when Miss Carrie Reed of Simonsville and John Ryan of West Liberty street were united i'll by the Rev Father Fleming. D. J. Lynch of New York was best man and Miss Julia Gaffney of An sonia was maid of honor. Subsequent to the marriage ceremony a wedding was held at the home of the bride, at which only the immediate members of both. families were present. MT and Mrs Ryan, who were the re- cipients of many beautiful and costly gifts, left on the 1 50 train on a we'd ling tour to New London, Providence, Boston and other places. On their re turn they will reside at 360 West Grove street.
 The well Belonging to the Waterbury manufacturing Go, which stands in Farm street, was the subject of some talk at the meeting of the board of pub- lie works last night. John s. Neagle, who represented the company, said it was similar to the situation that ex- sted on Washington street, east of Baldwin street, when that street was laid out The Waterbury Buckle Go had a well i'll the street with a house over it. The city removed the structure and arched the well so that one wonld not know it was there at all. He thought if the one on Farm street should be attended to in this manner the owners would not offer any objec- ton. They wanted to accommodate the public. but were were very particu- lar not to have the usefulness of the spring impaired, for it is very valuable property.