Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-18
CITY NEWS

cal agent for the New York Life In- l surance Go.
 Tn the case of the Barlow Bros Go against the John w. Gaffney Go ct al, | in which Judge Wheeler decided for the defendant in a mechanics lien last week, an appeal has been taken to the supreme court. Barcelona council, K. of O., will hold an open meeting in their hall in the 1 Platt block, East Main street, next l Sunday night at 7:3O o'clock, when James J. Lyons, the councils finan- cial secretary. will deliver an address. Admission will be free.
 John Martzel, 70, one of the oldest German residents in town, died at his home, 50 Jefferson street, last night The deceased leaves one daughter, Mrs Frank Graber. The deceased had lived in Waterbury for about half a cen tury. He was member of the Con- cordia society. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon at o'clock with services in Hall Memorial chapel
 The funeral of John M. Connolly took place this afternoon from the residence of his parents, MT and Mrs M. +. Connolly of North Willow street with service ait the house by the Rev Father Stfnson of Medford, Me. friend of the family, and interment in St Joseph's cemetery A mass of re- ouiem will be celebrated for the de- ceased at the Immaculate Conception church tomorrow morning at S:3o o'clock.
 The old swimming hole in the lots above Hopkins street, a favorite place for boys i'm the summer Time, has been done away with. This place was about half way between Hopkins and Pine streets, secluded and shady. The boys of the neighborhood used to dam 1t and get about three or four feet of clear and cool water. There they learned to swim, but henceforth they will have to go elsewhere. Some con l tractor with no more sentiment in his soul than in q cobble stone has divert ed the course of the stream, doing away with the old swimming hole where many man of family in the north end first learned the art of swim l ming
 Miss Annie Delaney and Edward l Lawlor were married by the Rev Father Crowley in St Thomas church this morning. Bride and groom are | we'll known. Miss Delaney was 8 clerk i'm O'Brien's bakery, North square and was very popular among the clientele of that place, while MT ] Lawlor has for years been employed l by the Waterbury Manufacturing Go and is well known and popular throughout the eastern section of the city. The witnesses to the marriage were James and Mary Delaney broth CT and sister of the bride. After the church ceremony 8 short reception was held at the brides home on George street and then the happy couple took l train dor Boston.
 l Miss Margaret M. Joyce, for many years a resident of Scoyill street, will leave here Wednesday, for Brooklyn, N. Y., where she will spend some time with relatives prior to leaving for her former home in grelaId, where she ex- poets to take up a permanent resi- dence. Miss Joyce came to Waterbury in 1880 and has lived here ever since spending nineteen years on Scovlll street and four years on South Elm
 street. She is a hard working indus
 trious person, and while yet in the prime of life has accumulated enough
 of the worlds goods to warrant her ir taking things easy for the future. She has wide circle of friends and ac
 quaintances who wild miss her an6 many of them feel that while she may
 and mo doubt will enjoy visit to the
 old country she will want to return te
 Waterbury again and live among hel 7 friends in this town Miss Joyce i! I now stopping at IT Abbott avenue
 where she will be pleased to mee
 friends who wish to call upon her be.
 fore leaving.
 Gradually all the stores, offices, club rooms and other places of business oI pleasure that were burned out during the big fire are coming back to life again, better equipped and more mod ernly constructed. The lateste one is the barber shop of George Kleeber over J. B. Mullings's store. The pro. prietor had been promising surprises and he certainly made good his prom I ises. It is one of the most elegantly equipped tonsorial parlors in New England. It is furnished with sever : chairs of the latest make and six bar
 bers are always there ready for busi ness. One whole side of the room is
 taken up with six mirrored setting that cannot be equaled. The proprie
 tor has separate setting of his own
 The hot water apparatus furnishe;
 water to three bowls finished off witt Tarazzas marble. The cup rack, whicl
 contains nearly 250 cups, is another fin
 ished piece of work The marble floor
 the hat trees and the chairs for thu customers set off a shop that will b.
 hard to surpass in any, city of any size
 in the country.
 Have you seen the artistic and beau
 tiful display of articles designed espe
 cially for wedding presents that tn
 Upson Jewelry Go is showing? A de
 scription would be inadequate to d. justice to this uncommon display; the.
 must be seen and examined to be dul.
 anpreciated