Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-11
CITY NEWS
Bicycle repairing at Youmans.

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 Miss Mary M Carroll of this city was one of the maids of honor at the wedding of Miss Helen Buchmans- Boyce and Joseph Theodore Tilden in Hartford yesterday.
 Mrs Catherine Kitchinka, aged 3G years, died Tuesday at her home. 2s Pond street. The funeral took place this morning with interment in Gal vary cemetery.
 "Doc,' City Clerk Ryan's handsome Scotch terrier, Is laid up with the sniff fes-the veterinaries in attendance call It eczema-and for the first time in q year the city clerk was absent from the last meeting of the board of public works.
 Messrs l.. R. Garter and George L.. Jenks have sold their store property, corner Main and Davis streets, in Oak vile, to E. M. Henninger, also an ad- joining building lot. A building will probably be, erected upon the vacant lot in the near future.
 l.. A. Smith, who was for several years connected with the firm of Up son, Singleton & Go of this city, has re gently secured through Hapgoods of 309 Broadway, New York, very ex- cellent position with the American Re- hinder Clock Go. Mir Smith's many friends here will wish him much sue cess in his new work.
 On Saturday, June 13, the public is invited to Friendly league hall to in spect the finished work of the domestic arts department. The exhibit will in- clude summer gowns, millinery, art needlework and plain sewing. The building will be open between the hours of 3:30 and 6 and 8 to 10. Ice cream will be on sale.
 Judge Burpee once more occupied the bench at thds mornings session ot the city court. Mrs Mary McGpy SSrrn arrested last night after 12eesclock on Meadow street by Oficap g1awlor, was sentenced to 30 &Aessss in jail for drunk. lalS@sss4seS r'or the same offenge, Albert c. Kayser, a wandering cigar maker was fined $5 and costs. He was ar rested by Officer Lawlor.
 Grange hall in Mill Plain will be the center of attraction tonight, for it will be the scene of the strawberry festival and sociahle given by the Mad River SAAABCa A ACaG 4G0A1Fn4S nlu are always very pleasant and attract many persons, who are satisfied that they receive more than their moneys worth. Don't miss to-night's affair. The committee promises that it will be one of the best of the season.
 The annual benefit of Local SS, o1 the National Association of Theatrica. Employees. will be given at Polls thea, ten to-morrow (Friday) night. Aside from a large array of the best of loca | talemt the Actors National Protective union of New York has volunteered | to furnish seven top notch vaudeville acts, so that an exceedingly fine per formance can be assured. Tickets are selling rapidly and as seats are not re served it will be well to be on hand early. The members of the Theta chapter of the Theta Sigma fraternity of the High school and their friends made merry last evening at the l first reception and dance given by the local chapter It was held in Knights of Columbus hall and about l twenty-five couples were present. A delightful time was enjoyed. Music l for the dancing, which continued until l about i o'clock, was furnished by the Rose Bud orchestra. Light refresh. ments were served, The affair was we'll managed by James Turley, chair man; John Spellman and John Hayden i The second annual Guess supper | of the "Pumpernickels," an organiza tion consisting of members of Co A c. N. G., was held last night ana proved rather pleasant. Incidental tt the supper the following officers were elected: President, Lieutenant w. H Sandland: vice president, Lieutenan w. w. sackett; secretary, First Ser geant Harry Morrison; treasurer Leonard Ashefm; sergeant at arms Harvey Stout; judge advocate, Cor poral T. A. Porter; chaplain, Corpora Bowen: chief sampler, Private Fret Brownell. Minor offices are occupied by Dan Mullen, Fred Spencer, George H. Finn, William SilvernaiG and Henry l McKeon.
 Judging by the antics of some of the l youngsters the celebration of July Is already on. They are out with pis' i tols and air guns, and many wonder why some one has not been reported in, | jured on account of their reckless con I duct The most dangerous amusement | of all is that of shooting with air guns The man who puts one of them in his boys hands and allows him to use il 1 at will has no respect for the rights ot his neighbors and people who don't want to run any risks of having theil children maimed should give them 8 wide berth. The police should arrest all boys who make practice of dis charging guns of any sort on the pub lie streets.
 When you notice the attractions il the window of the Upson Jewelry c,
 don't forget that they give only
 slight idea of the varied stock the!
 carry. If you think of getting
 birthday or wedding present it will re
 pay you to call and look over thei
 stock. Anything that you purchas
 at this store will have the fullest guar antee.