Waterbury Democrat., 1903-02-26
CITY NEWS

| City nall tonight.
Beautiful handkerchief box with soc
worth Of tea, coffee, spices, baking
powder, etc The Great A. & p. Tea Co.
The funeral Of Hugh Hanlon will
take place tomorrow morning from
his late home on South Main street TO
st Patrick's church at $50 o'clock.
Mrs Bertha Pollak of 154 Vine street
has just returneds with her sister, Mrs
Heinmen from Visit with relatives in
Columbus, O., and Lincoln, I'll.
The union committees of the Holy
Name societies of the city will meet III
st Francis Xavier's church at O'Clock
Sunday afternoon, instead of in st
Patricks hall, as intended.
Special forecast for Connecticut:
Fair to-night; Friday increasing
cloudliness Followed by rain or snow in
south portions; warmer Friday; light
westerly winds becoming north and
east.
William J. Middleton of 40 Wolcott
street and Miss Maud Agnes Place Of
Bridgeport were married on February
IA in the Park city. Mr. and Mrs Mid
dleton are now residing at 40 VOL
colt street.
All the members of the board of pub
lie safety excepting Commissioner Tay-
lor, who is i'll, appeared in Hartford
to-day in protestation against the bill
reducing the age limit of candidates
for the police force.
The funeral Of Ellen, the two
clrael Casey of Baldwin street, who
,,lyl ,,
tai, took place this afternoon with in
terment in Calvary cemetery.
Quite number of attorneys went
to Hartford to-day to support the bill
for an appropriation for the bar Ii
brary in the court house. An appro-
priation of $500 is now In existence.
but the lawyers think this is too small
to provide the proper books.
The funeral Of Mrs Rose Manning
took place this morning from her late
home i'll Waterville with mass of re-
QUEEN at st Michaels church by the
Rev Father Traynor and interment in
new st Josephs cemetery The bear
ers Were John Miller. Joseph Dillon,
Hubert Reed, Frank Reed, James Ryan
and William McGrath.
The recent snow storm did consid-
cradle damage to the court house. The
snow got under the roof and soaked
down into the walls, running the in
terror appearance. The cutters got
choked and the water shutes were I'M
| able to carry off the rapid thaw, throw
ing considerable work upon Janitor
McGraw. It seems impossible to keep
this costly building in proper repair.
Pop concert by, American band at
City hall Sunday evening.
The funeral Of Marion Holmes was
held Tuesday afternoon from her late
home. 165 North Elm street Services
We're conducted by the Rev Mr. Lewis.
The remains were taken to Middle
bury for interment. The floral offer
lngs We're a wreath marked Sister
from the family, and several bouquets
and other pieces from friends.
A meeting of the executive commit
tee of the Elks' State association was
held at the Tontine hotel, New Haven,
last night, at which it was voted to
4 hold the annual meeting of the assoc
citation at the Atlantic hotel, Bridge
port, on Wednesday evening, April Is.
Officers will be. elected for the coming
year and an elaborate banquet win be
! served
The Rev T. D.. Bassett, pastor of st
Paul's NJ. e. church. has presented
commissions and warrants to the fol-
lowing officers of the Boys brigade
connected with the church, Captain.
Robert Buckmaster: first lieutenant.
! George Wildman; second lieutenant.
Henry Lancaster; first sergeant, Henry
Barnbrock; quartermaster sergeant,
George Dean; second sergeant John
Keller; third sergeant, Arthur Ker-
shaw; tTumpeter, Adolphus Grieder;
first corporal, Harry Crisman; second
corporal, Raymond French.
Mrs Ann Lacey, IS years of, age
widow of the late Martin Lacey, died
at her late residence, 10 Emerald
street, at 10 o'clock this morning, after
a three weeks illness. One son and
three nieces survive her, the son being
Edward Lacey of this city and the
nieces Mary and Margaret bowling OF
| Waterbury and Sister st Elizabeth a
nun, in New Jersey. The funeral will
be held on Saturday morning from the
Immaculate Conception church, with
Einterment in the old st Joseph's GENE.
terry. Mrs Lacey was one of the MON.
eer Catholics of this city, living here
almost lifetime, and always a com
municant of the Immaculate Concep-
ton church. She was a woman Of
4 sterling character and highly respected
by all who were acquainted with her.
If you contemplate buying a watch
/ call on the Epson Jewelry Co and see
what they can do for you. They carry
a large and varied stock including the
highest grades, and you can always de.
pend on getting full value for your
money. They guarantee all their goods
and will keep all watches sold by them
in repair for a year.
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