Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-07
CITY NEWS.

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 John P. Geisler, 315 Baldwin street, butcher, will sell this week: Shoulders 1Oc h. skinned back hams 12c; other goods in proportion.
 Frauen Krankers Verein Germania will hold special meeting Thursday afternoon, January 8, at 2:3O o'clock, in Hellmann hall. Important business on hand.
 Hon Ernest Howard Crosby of New York city will be the speaker at the mems meeting in the opera house next Sunday. His subject will be '"Tolstoi and His Message" s.
 Hartley, the 3-years-old son of MT and Mrs Fred Benham of North Elm street, died yesterday The funeral took place this morning, with inter- ment in Riverside cemetery.
 Miss Anna Killoughey of 187 Bald win street was one of the young ladies who received the veil at the convent of Mary Immaculate, Monday, January 5. In religious life she will be known as Sister Mary Gonzaga.
 The board of education will hold an adjourned meeting this evening for the purpose of opening bids for completing the Mulcahy school. It is probable that the question of re-adjusting the salaries of the janitors will also come up.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Snow or rain tonight and Thursday morning, followed by clearing weather; warmer tonight, colder during Thurs day; fresh increasing to brisk and high easterly shifting to south and easterly winds
 Felix Chylinski, aged 31 years, of this city, who in company with his mother left here for Denver about five months ago, on trip for the benefit of his health, died in that place yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Besides his mother he leaves a sister and three children. The remains will be brought to this city as soon as possible in charge of Undertaken Moriarty, anG the funeral will probably be held on Sunday afternoon. Interment will be in Calvary cemetery.
 A very pretty wedding took place at the Immaculate Conception church this morning, the contracting parties being Margaret A. White aEN Thomas F. Mcclure of Wallingford. The bridesmaid was Miss Kathryn A. Phelan, cousin of the bride. The best man was Dennis Mcclure, brother of I the groom. The bride was handsome | ly attired in castor broadcloth while | the bridesmaid wore a pretty gown of | brown. They both wore white hats. After a wedding breakfast at the. l home of the bride, the happy couple l left on the 40 p. m. train for New l York with tbe good wishes of their many frientls.
 l A mass meeting of the Waterbury union of the societies of Christian En- l deavor will be held at the Second Con- l gregational church, Tuesday evening, January 13, at 745, in the interest of good citizenship as applied to munich pal affairs. The principal address will 1 be by H. H. Spooner of Kensington, 1 formerly state president of the Chris l tian Endeavor societies of Illinois. and later of Connecticut, now secretary of the State Temperance union. Several of the local pastors will take part ill the proceedings, and the meeting prom ises to be one of the most largely at | tended as well as the most enthusiastic of any held by the union in recent years.
 A simple yet pretty home wedding took place at the home of Mrs Elizabeth H. Mackie. II Vine street, when her daughter, Agnes A., and Gilbert M Henderson, son of MT and Mrs John Henderson of 456 Washington avenue, | were united in marriage by the Rev B. F. Root, pastor of the Third Congrega- tional church. The ceremony was per formed under a beautiful canopy. The house decorations, consisting of palms, l potted plants and cut flowers, were | pretty. After the marriage ceremony a wedding reception was held, at which only the immediate members of both | families were present. After a we'd ding tour to New York MT and Mrs ] Henderson, who were the recipients of numerous and substantial tokens of es- teen from their many friends, will re- side at 27 Alder street.
 The drug clerks held very impor- tant meeting last night at 12 o'clock. It was nearly 2 a. m. before all the business had been transacted Clay ton F. Carpenter, druggist at the Apoth, ecaries' Hall, was elected president, to fill the vancancy caused by the resigna- tion of Myles Mccarthy, who has be- come a proprietor of a drug store A committee consisting of E. E. Daskum. R, E. Holmes and William J. Dun can was appointed to see the owners of the drug stores individually and find out what they intend to do in regard to the request of the drug clerks for shorter hours, etc. In a short time there will be a vacancy on the state board of pharmacy as a result of the expiration of the term in office of George Ellsbrh of Meriden. Waterbury will have a candidate for the vacancy in-Levi Wilcox. B. A. who is connect ed with the Apothecaries' Hall Go. MT Wilcox, who is one of the best pharma- cists in the state. is a graduate of Yale college and of the New York College of Pharmacy. At the meeting of the drug clerks last night it was voted to urge the candidacy of MT Wilcox in every legitimate manner The local representatives at the state capitol will be approached and will be asked to use their influence with the governor in se- curing the appointment for MT Wilcox.
 The Upson Jewelry Co., notwith- standing an excellent Christmas trade have of course a great variety of holi- day goods that they would prefer not |