Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1900-1903, 1902-11-20
CITY NEWS.
Umbrellas recovered at Messer's.

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Special forecast for Connecticut:
Fair tonight and Friday; fresh vari-
able winds.
| John T. Phelan, real estate agent,
has sold for Catherine Dillane her
three family house on Luke street to
John G.. Carey who will hold the same
as an investment.
Andrew Orr of Waterbury is being
treated at the Hartford hospital for an
aff1iction of one of his legs. He was
taken to the institution by Superln-
tenrent Doran.
Judge Cowell and the Hon George L.
Lilley delivered addresses at the open
| ing Of the four nights fair of the
Swedish Lutheran church in Odd Eel
| lows hall last night.
Thomas Duff and Miss Annie Quinn
We're married this morning at the I'M
maculate Conception church by the
Rev Father Slocum. The witnesses
were John Bowe and Miss Susan
| Quinn.
The funeral of Mrs Agnes McEvoy
will take place tomorrow morning at
$780, O'Clock from her late home, 253
Bank street, with d mass of requiem
at st Patrick's church and interment
in st Joseph's cemetery.
sHow Worlds Are Made was the
subject of an illustrated lecture at
Leayenworth hall last night, before the
Waterbury Woman's club, by Profess
sor Seryis, president of the astronomi-
cal department of the Brooklyn Insti-
| tute.
George S. Toucey, jr, Of the firm of
L. III. Toucey & Co, and Miss Sara Ma
RE Mathon were married yesterday
morning at the parsonage of st AIMS
church by the Rev Father Senesac
After a wedding tour to New York
city Mr. and Mrs Toucey will be at
home to their friends at 65 Field
street after December 1.
Master Mortimer Holczer of 81
Maple street underwent successful
operation upon his arm, resulting from
fracture of his elbow last summer. Prof
Beck of st Marks hospital performed
the resetting with the aid of the x
rays. Master Mortimer is accompan-
led by his parents. Mr. and Mrs B.
Holczer. He was operated pn Tues
day.
Frederick G.. Fromm and Miss Julia
Reichenstein were married yesterday
by the Rev E. D. Buckley. The we'd
ding gifts were numerous, including
five ten dollar gold pieces from the Of
flee employees of the Manufacturers
Foundry Co, where the groom is en-
ployed as bookkeeper. After a short
wedding tour Mr. and Mrs Fromm
will reside on Sparks street.
There has been large advance sale
Of seats for the Farland recital Fri
day evening in Leayenworth hall, and
indications point to pleasing and
successful affair. Mr. Farland is a
wonderful artist on the banjo and
must be heard to be appreciated. He
will be assisted by Miss Cecilia Mori-
arty, soprano, Vicopia Mandolin or
chestra and Young Troubadours. The
two latter are J. J. Derwin's best or
chestras Seats are now on sale at
room 4. I. O. 0. f. building.
The hackmen feel aggrieyed at the
conduct of men who congregate at the
green, cut up capers and then get out
of the way when they see an officer.
1t is alleged that good deal of this
kind of business is carried on evenings
any many suppose that the disturbers
are hackmen. The latter deny this
and say they are talking of getting to-
gether and form union for mutual
benefit. One of the hackmen told a
reporter today that he made a dive
Tor fellow last night that had had in
suited crowd of girls and that he
meant to choke him If he could GET hold
of him.
The next debate of the High school
will Il
night and not tonight as previously
stated The subject of debate will
be, Resolved, That the United States
troops shonld be withdrawn from the
philippines mad that the Filipinos be
granted their independence" The de-
paters will be as follows: Affirma-
tive, Messrs lockwood and Darling,
the Misses Locke and Larkin: mega
tive, Messrs Brandvein and Hayden.
the Misses NJ. Bowen and Coughlin
Declarations will be delivered by
Messrs Guilfoile. Dallas, Fairbrotler.
the Misses Reynolds, Duggan and
Hayes.
When Judge Cowell took the bench
IN the court to-day he was smoking
what seemed to be cigarette. He
held it between his fingers while hear
ing the one or two cases that were to
be disposed of, and an odor that was
not very pleasant permeated the room.
Some thought it was the disinfectant
with which Janitor Loughlin sprinkles
the floor every morning. The sight of
smoke curling up from the cigarette on
the judges bench reminded many of
old times in the city court when At
torney O'Neill who was prosecutor.
had Judge Cowell sat upon by Judge
Root for bringing a smoking cabbage
cigar into court one morning. But
this did not locate the odor that puz-
zled everybody. After court was over
Judge Cowell explained the odor. It
came from his cigarette, which was
Cuban brand, whose claims to civil
lied use lies in a virtue it possesses
for bronchial complaints.
A very pretty marriage was solem-
nized at the Immaculate Conception
church this morning, the contracting
parties being Fenton Greene of Ridge
street and Miss Mollie Wall of Cherry
street, a popular employe of the Amer
lean Ring Co. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev Father Slocum.
The bridesmaid was Miss Theresa
Wall, sister of the bride, and Thomas
Greene was best man. After a we'd