Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-16

A Dattal10n ur1li VIII fdke Dlace at the armory tonight. Major Iillson of New Haven w,l co.L.naad.
 The directors of the Fair Haven and Westville railroad have decided to all low tiremen and policemen, ill full uni form, to ride free on the cars of the system on and after today,
 The jury and Judge J F Peasley re- stunned business in the district court to-day. The case before their con- sidLeration was that Of M. r. and M. A Lawlor iagainst John Hitchcock for $400 rent.
 James Mansfield of River street and Miss Nellie O'Connell of North Willow street were married this morning at the Immaculate Conception church by the Rev Father Slocum. The witnesses were Michael Bowling and Miss Mary Quilter. e-
 John Lombard, for whose arrest a warrant was issued some time ago, was arrested this morning about 1O o'clock by Officer Tehan in Exchange place. B. He is said to have stolen a clock some time ago and after doing so left the city.
 If this weather continues much longer people will begin to have faith in the story of the ,"borrowed days. It would not be hard to convince any body that this is one of them, though many might say that March borrowed 1t from January instead of from April. s5 a~.
 Cornelius McDermott of Bishop street and Miss Mary Lynch of Bald c+ro l,;e at the church of the Immaculate Con ception, the Rev Father O'Bmen per- forming the ceremony. Charles Lynch was best man 'and Miss Margaret O'Reilly was maid of honor.
 The Hampson- Sellew Furniture Go, which is very up-to-data, is already occupying it's larse and colulnodlo;.s quarters in the new CouE"rcal building, 116-120 Sank street The store, however, is not finished yet, but the workmen, are busily engaged in fixing things and the store will be ready for occupancy in a short time.
 The funeral of Mrs Mary Daly took place this morning from the family residence on Emerald street, with 8 mass of requiem at the Immaculate Conception church by the Rev Father Frederick and interment i'll Calvary cemetery The bearers were Jeremiah Flynn, Morgan Bowling. John Bowling, Thomas Murphy, Daniel Began and Maurice Griffin.
 Jesse Sherwood of Danbury and Miss Katie Irene Ney of Waterbury were married yesterday morning by Rev Father Gleeson of St Patrick's church. The bridesmaid was Miss Addie Con- nor of Waterbury and the best man was John F. Morgan of Hartford. The couple left on the 11:13 train for Wash- ington, D. O.. and will reside at 5S East Liberty street on their return.
 John SeslosBi, who boards with Mrs John Bandler, thought that the change of weather demanded that he should wear an extra suit of clothes to-day. So unknown to his landlady he took suit of clothes belonging to her husband, put them Son and then put his own suit of clothes over them and walked out of his boarding house about 2 o'clock this morning. As he was going out diis boarding mis- fress noticed that he looked rather thick She followed him as he made his way along Bank street to the Naugatuck depot Officers Cronin and Goggins were informed of the matter and Spout 7:45 they captured their man as he was about to board q train. Tn one of his. pockets was found ten dollar bill, which Samuel Miller, a fellow boarder of the arrest ed man, said was his. @
 The funeral of Mrs Annie Carey took place this morning from the family residence on Dikeman street with a mass of requiem at the . Immaculate Conception church by the Rev Father l Frederick and interment in St Joseph's l cemetery. \ The bearers were James l Fitzgerald, George Morton, John Bowe and George Smith. The floral tributes l included a cross from the Carpenters union; pillow, Margaret Sarah and Lizzie Bowe; wreath, Michael Bowe and family; bouquets, Mrs Anna Gull l ly, Marion Andrews Morris, classmates of Ada and Frank Carey at the Walsh school; MT and Mrs Michael Kilduff, Mir and Mrs Nunns, Mrs Keegan and family; Easter lilies, J. Edward, David and Mrs Kenyon.
 Dr Mum is very hopeful of the tri- uIuIbH OI HIS pet SCneuAe ESSdEuALlS IAe repeal of the compulsory vaccination law. He says if they don't win now they will at the next session of the general assembly, They intend to 1 inaugurate system of education Oh this matter which will put compul- sorry vaccination before the public in all its hideousness and after this has been accomplished no sensible man will want to stand in the way of con- signing such an enactment into the
 grave of oblivion. He regards Rep.
 resentative Lines as oA of their worthy champions anGs judging by
 what he said on the 9lbject to-day
 Waterbtry's representative in the house may be chosen to lecture on the
 evils of vaccination from now on un.
 til the law is wiped off the statute
 books, IVY
 Mayor Kilduff and City Attorney Kellogg have been in Hartford q good deal during the present session of the general assembly, but it doesn't appear that the lawmakers have taken much notice of what they said. It is what Senator Tracy and Representatives