Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-10
CITY NEWS
,ycle repairdng at Younans.

| and Mrs Martin Scully of 1b0 Sylvan avenue.
 The senior class of the High school will enjoy an outing to Lake Quassa- paug on next Monday.
 Miss Julia A. Kelly of Ridge street Is spending weeks vacation with friends in New Britain and Hartford. The regular business meeting of the Young Women's Friendly league will be held on Thursday evening, June II, at S:15 o'clock.
 Mayor Kilduff has called a special meeting of the board of public safety for 8 o'clock tonight, to take action on the death of David J. Dillane, who was member of the fire department.
 The three-fam1ly house on Summer street owned by MT Cowles of Wood bury, has been sold through l.. R. Car- ter, the real estate man, to Donate Rizzolo who will improve and hold it.
 List of letters remaining unclaimed in the postoface: c. J. Battersly, Mrs Walter Camp, Miss Kabe Evans, George Leddy, Miss Minnie Russell, John s. Smith, B. A. Standdgh, Miss Emma Wright, Miss Mabel Wright.
 Last night the fire department was called to the residence of Isadore Hennes in the Vickers block on North Elm street. where kerosene lamp had caused small fire There was no damage to speak of.
 Charles w. Childs and Miss Edith Evangeline Sanderson were married last evening at the home of the brides father, E. c. Clinton, Waterville street, the Rev Dr Davenport officiating. A wedding supper was served. The cou- pie left for a wedding tour.
 A horse belonging to Liveryman Curtiss of Spring street was killed by trolley car in Westville yesterday afternoon. A man was leading two horses to this city for MT Curtiss and when trolley car came along one of them got in the way and had it's back {; broken
 The executive committee of the alumni association of St Mary's school has decided to give the annual outing of the alumni to Lake Conpounce, Tuesday, June 23. All persons who in- tend to go are asked to hand in their names to the committee on Friday night, when special meeting of the association win 1e held.
 ArrW Rose Wortaay, wife of William NoUtaey dte6 aatfs morning at the home oR heI bROtheg, James Hapenny, 157 Bishop street Bee5des her husband and broGhSe she leaves one daughter, Annie. The funeral wflI be Neld at a:80 o'clpok Ewiday morning, with a mass Of Eequaem at St Thomags church and intemnent in St Joseph's cemetery.
 Ethel R. Smith of this city and Harry g. Beals of Bristol were mar yied yesterday afternoon at the home Of che brides panents, MT and Mrs J. A. Smith, 18S North Main street, by 0Rt0 Rev Mfr Haywood of the First Bap- Sa@e dhurGA. Drank Kennedy of Bristol w6a best man and MasS Grace Moore of aartfOra wvas dnafd of honor. A recep- tson was nelA. Mfr and Mrs Beals will re8ade in Bristol.
 nhe vaudeville season dn the theaters will come 10 a close on Friday night when the Theatrical Workers union will give benefit performance in Polls theater. The Actors union of New York has volunteered co-opera- tion with Local 88 and promises some of the best professional talent ever seen here. Several New York stars will attend and several other persons well known on the stage will supple ment their efforts. Tickets are sell ing rapidly and a full house is antici- pated.
 A boy bicyclist had narrow escape last evening. He was coming down North Main street above Kingsbury at terrific gait and lost his pedals, He endeavored to guide the wheel up Cooke street and partly succeeded, but l not enough to escape the curb, which he struck with force enough to throw l him over the handle bars against the wall in front of NJ. L. Sperry's proper ! ty. The boy picked himself up but 1t was several minutes before he could articulate. The breath was completely knocked out of him. Otherwise he didn't seem to suffer much. One wheel of the bicycle was wrecked.
 The senh-annual meeting of the 1 Scorcher club was held last night. The reports of the retiring officers were read and accepted They showed that | the club is in a growing and prosperous ] condition. The following officers wers i elected for the next six months: Presi- l dent, Joseph T. Brennan; vice -prest- dent, William Brown; financial secre- tary, James Grady; recording secretary, James Kelly; treasurer, Martin Con nors. Joseph T. Brennan is a well known and popular young man. He Is | son of Martin Brennan of Fuller street. The other officers also are well known. rising vote of thanks. was extended to the retiring officers, espe- cially to President Joseph Hosey and l Secretary Maurice Culhane, for the able and creditable manner in which they had conducted the clubs affairs. | There was an informal discussion in regard to the club giving an excursion this summer. but nothing definite was done concerning 1t.
 When you notice the attractions in the window of the Upson Jewelry Go
 don't forget that they give only s slight idea of the varied stock they l carry. If you think of getting ( birthday or wedding present. it will re
 pay you to call and look over theil I stock. Anything that you purchase l !, fI,1 f1IIToc+