Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-17
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 Beware of goods sold at auction. If you want to buy your Christmas pres ents in diamonds, watches and all kinds of jewelry call on M. Green, 213 Bank street. All our goods are sold with written guarantee.
 The funeral of Mrs Mary Glynn, l who died Monday in Hartford took place this afternoon with service at the Immaculate Conception church and interment in St Joseph's ceme- tery. The bearers were B. P. Rush, Frank Hoey, John Friend and Will l jam Darling.
 Mrs Katherine Walsh, wife of l Michael Walsh of 375 South Leonard street died last night at the Water I bury hospital Besides her husband she leaves two children, Bridget and l Mary; also two brothers, John and David Hyland. The funeral will l take place tomorrow morning at S:3o I o'clock with mass of requiem at St Patrick's church and interment ln l Calvary cemetery.
 Naomi chapter, No 3, 0. E. S., held meeting in St Johns parish hall, last night, and elected the following offl- cers: Worthy matron Mrs Helen E. Lewis; worthy patron, c. w. Lewis; assistant matron, Mrs Kate w. Noble; secretary, D. P. Candee; treasurer, Mrs Anna NJ. Trott; conductress, Miss Anna c. Faber; assistant conductress. Miss Minnie Tripp; trustees, A. l. Goodrich, i A. J. Shipley and H. ". Atwood. The funeral of Florence B. Pringle was held at 2:30 p. m. yesterday at the First NJ. B. church, the Rev F. B. Stockdale officiating, assisted by the Rev B. D. Basset of St Paul's M. D.. church. The senior class of the High school attended, and the following classmates acted as pallbearers: Ralph Wheeler, Harry Sanderson, Clyde Mil Ter. Louis Jackson, Arthur Nichols and Robert Hannegan. The interment was in Riverside cemetery.
 Court Falcon, No A, F. of A., elect ed the following officers last evening: Chief ranger, John Sullivan; sub-chief ranger, William Blum; treasurer, John II. Calvin: financial secretary, F. G.. Egan; recording secretary, J. H. Mur- ray; senior woodward, J. F. Stevens; junior woodward. W. Blackburn; sen for beadle. D. Parker; junior beadle, J. Phelan; trustee, J. A Garde; physician, c. A. Monagan; druggist, J. w. Cone.
 
 The will of the late Mrs Wilhe1mina Nuhn was approved in the probate court to-day. To Adeline Nuhn, the youngest daughter all of the house hold effects are left in consideration of her care and thoughtfulness t0 her mother. A year after testator's death the family homestead is to become the property of Adeline. All the rest ic, fC ba divided bnfyxyoaY1 Ar 1a1ir,a orI the other daughter, Harriet. wife of c. c. Chambers of Bridgeport. If the will is contested the contesting bene- ficiary is to be cut off from all bene- fits. &"% -#
 At a meeting of Anchor lodge. N. E. o. F.. last night, officers were chosen as follows: Warden, Mrs V. M. Shaw; vice warden, Bertha l.. Olmstead; sec retary, F. l.. Rains; financial secretary, J. A. Schroeder; treasurer, D. NJ. Rog- CTS; chaplain, c. B. Seymour; guide, Mrs G. B. Burritt; guardian, Mrs Jane Lewis; sentinel, G. w Burritt; trustee, three years, Dwight E. Bradley; mu- sician, F. W. Siebrecht. It was voted to go to Naugatuck next Friday night as the guests of Rubber City lodge. Those who wish to go will have their expenses paid by the local lodge. Silas Bronson conclave, I. o. H., held it's annual election of officers last evening, choosing the following: Past archon, John J. Splain; archon, Dr Thomas Bland; provost, James Dug gan; secretary. William Walsh; finan- cier, John J. Geraghty; treasurer, Jo- seph St Louis; wander, James Duggan; prelate, Dr F. T. Keeley; sentinel, James Ryan; trustees, William E. l Quigley, John Moriarty and James Mulville. John J. Splain was chosen as the delegate to the supreme con- clave at Richmond, Va, next June. and James D. Madigan was elected as his alternate.
 I The members of Fidelity council, No l AT, D. of L.. held largely attended meeting in Mechanics hall last night and elected the following officers; l Councillor, Lettie Flood; associate councillor, Dora Austin; vice councillor Lizzie Chase: associate vice-councillor Isadore Burns; junior ex-counciIlor William Northrop: junior ex-associate councillor, Lulu Davis; recording secre- tary, Edith Carpmills; assistant record I ing secretary, Lillian Wood; financial secretary, Sarah Townsend: treasurer I1ettie Hastings; guide, Bertha Cottrell I inside protector. Walter Brown; out. l side protector, Frank BIakeslee; third I trustee, Lulu Davis: representative Minnie Scott; alternate, Jennie Carp l mills.
 The funeral of Mrs Mary Savage I took place this morning from the fam l fly residence. 491 West Main street with a mass of requiem at the Immacu late Conception church and interment in the new St Joseph's cemetery The l bearers were Patrick Boyle, w. D Keenan, William White and Edward I Green. The floral offerings included 5 I Tyre lettered Wife from John Say age, husband of the deceased; a pillow inscribed Mother" from the children of the deceased; star, Brass City lodge N. B. O. F.; wreath, Mrs c. Reilly
 wreath. MT and Mrs Patrick Boyle harp, Mir and Mrs Joseph Savage; bou quets, Mir and Mrs J. H. Murnane. Mrs James Rush, Miss D. Mahony; stand
 ing anchor, marked Sister" Mrs F W. Reilly.
 At a meeting of the Drug Clerks as Il cnciafi0n 1oSf riobf in Carponto,.c, I, q r