Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-09
CITY NEWS

morning there will be months mind mass for the late David J. Dillafie.
 A son was born July to MT and Mrs Harvey Lee of 923 East Main street.
 Fritz Stubenrauch, the we'll known chef, has accepted a position at T. H. 1 Hayes's cafe.
 Tax Collector Thoms is sending out his bills for poll tax. Several persons who are f1remen and have done five years service in the militia and are. 1 thus exempt from poll tax have re- ceived bills. Of course they will pay 1 them-not It was reported about town this morning that another striker had re- turned to work. Superintendent | Wales denied the report and said that no striker had returned to work nor had he heard that anyone intended to 1 return.
 John Joseph Brennan died last even l ing at his home, II Emerald street. He leaves a widow and four children, John, Dennis, Michael and Sarah; also a brother, Dennis, of Haverhill, Mass, and two sisters in Ireland, Mrs Mar garet Barry and Mrs Ellen Scannell. The funeral will be held at S:30 Satur- day morning
 Word was received in this city to- day of the death of Sister NJ. Amata l O'Dea, St Mary's academy, Convent of Mercy, Little Rock, sister to the Misses Nellie M and Birdie M O'Dea of this city, and cousin of Mrs Honora Luddy, Charles street Sister M Amata was ;oJ, is deeply regretted by the community and her loving pupils.
 John Stokes, aged 9 years, son of l MT and Mrs William Stokes of South l Leonard street extension, died last night Besides his parents he leaves three sisters and five brothers, Mary, Katie, Maggie, Edward, Thomas, Will liam, Michael and James. The funeral will take place at S:3O o'clock to-mor- row morning with mass of requiem at St Patrick's church and interment ill new St Joseph's cemetery.
 l Attorneys Charles Dalton and James Lawlor have opened law office on the fourth floor of the Lewis building on Bank street. Attorney Dalton gradu- l ated from the Yale law school of this year while Attorney Lawlor was a member of the class of 1902 of the Southwestern university in Tennessee. I During the past year he was student at the Catholic university at Washing ton. Both lawyers have many friends who wish them much success as disciples of Blackstone.
 There was another very successful l auction at Sackett's stables yesterday l afternoon Uncle Pat'' Lunny wield- ed the hammer and proved more than a match for any of the professionals that has orated there since MT Sackett went into business. MT Lunny has a way of telling the good qualities of q horse which renders one totally indif- ferent to the price so that according as the animals were trotted out and the auctioneer gave their pedigree the bidding was lively until they were ''knocked down" It is worth a quar- ter to get squint at Uncle Pats face when he wants to run the figure up another dollar or two and ex- claims: "Gentlemen, you buy this horse with full guarantee to be sound in wind and limb, kind and true in all harness, a good roader, afraid of noth- ing. can be harnessed and driven by a lady: do hear the 61?' Gentlemen don't be penny wise and pound foolish You can't get the same value for thai
 money any place else in the state; dc I hear Cleo once, twice and I'll sell 'm-sold for $60."
 On Sunday afternoon the matrimon
 ial engagement of Miss Annie Ershler
 eldest daughter of Mir and Mrs Jacol
 Ershler of this city, and Meyer Schoen
 field of Waterbury, Conn, was formal.
 announced A host of friends iron
 Hudson and other cities assembled a , the home of MT Ershler to extend t : the young couple their congratulate 2 and best wishes. Miss Ershler is
 very bright, attractive and popula
 young lady, who received her early ed : ucation in the Hudson schools, and lat r CT attended the Albany Business col
 lege, and then went to New York
 supplement her training by study an
 work there Mir Schoenfield is the pro
 prietor of a clothing store in Water
 bury and is a rising business mar 1 During the afternoon the entire part 7 of friends and relatives enjoyed a lon
 carriage ride to the Race place Upo
 their return a most bountiful repas = was served. Among the guests pres
 ent were Rev and Mrs Frienburg o
 Hudson; Mrs LieseftS and Mrs Wine
 stine of Waterbury; Miss Fannie Ricf
 mond and Messrs Harry and Israt
 Margolius of Catskill; Max Ershler an
 family and Lewis Ershler and faTnil
 of Sapgerties; Jacob Hendler and fam
 fly, Harry Hendler and family, Nj
 Gold, MT and Mrs Gebolitz and .fanlil,
 MT and Mrs Saul Wilson and famfl7
 MT and Mrs Gevine and family, an
 MT and Mrs Price and family of Hu6 e son.-Hudson Daily Republican. When you notice the attractions
 the window of the Upson Jewelry (
 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 r
 pay you to call and look over the
 stock. Anything that you purchas is at this store will have the fullest qua