Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-18
CITY NEWS

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 Jerome Shook of Ansonia and Miss Ada Estella Shelley were married yes .terday at the home of the bride in Si- monsville by the Rev c. c. Smith
 Arthur Laird of $50 Baldwin street mashed the fingers of one hand while at work this morning. Dr OHara was called.
 Edward Hubbell of Naugatuck and Miss Mary J. Morse of this city were married yesterday by the Rev MT Stockdale at the home of the brides parents on Elizabeth street,
 Theodore Dreller and Miss Bertha Reese were married yesterday after noon by the Rev MT Pfeil. The wit nesses were Miss Lima Kleinert and Max Taschenberger.
 Coroner Mix yesterday appointed. Dr Edward w. Goodenough medical ex- aminer for the town of Wolcott. This position was not filled at the time of the appointment of Drs Crane and An derson one week ago.
 List of letters remaining unclaimed in the postoffice: Miss Lizzie Beverly Mrs F. w Crosby, Mrs A., E. Mac Kellond, Thomas King, Charles Kindly Mrs James O'Conor. John W. Parker, Peter Peterson, Rev j. Balfour Smith, Mrs Dan Scott, Mrs Frank Wolcott
 The regular meting of Court Rose Hill will be held tonight in Meigs's hall, 109 Bank street. It is expected that a full attendance will be present, as election of officers will take place for the ensuing term, and some other business of importance will be trans acted.
 The weekly social of the alumni as- s9ciation of St Mary's school will be held tomorrow night. A fine program has been arranged. The executive committee would like all members of the association who intend to go to the annual outing to be present tomorrow night and hand in their names.
 The funeral of Mrs Samuel Mayors Munch will be held from the house, 143 North Willow street, at ' o'clock tomorrow morning. The remains will be taken to New York for burial on the 7:55 train from the Naugatuck station. Prayer will be held at the house this evening at o'clock.
 At the regular quarterly meeting of Court K. F. Phelan in G. A. R. hall last evening the following officers were elected: c. R., M. Sheehey: S. c. R., William Fitzpatrick: R. s., Thomas Sullivan; & w, James Brophy; J. ", M Moriarty; s. B., D. Leary; J. B., M. Bowling. Two candidates ini- ated and five applications received. S1 800 in the treasury. Installation of officers at next meeting followed by a smoker
 The Living Age for June 6 is espe. cially rich in timely articles. Under the title, "A Passionate Pilgrim ap- l pears sketch of that unhappy Juli de Lespinasse who suggested to Mrs l Ward the heroine of 'sLady Roses l Daughter" One of his former pupils 1 gives "reminiscences of "Dean Farral as Headmaster," and a brilliant writer who signs himself "A Retired Polltl, l cian' comments on "I'he Decay of Au thority,' political, social and critical
 Elias Beebe of Middlebury and Miss Rosanna Hamilton Wilton of Riverside l park were married yesterday afternoon at the home of the brides parents, NJ and Mrs Thomas Wilton, by the Rev F. D. Buckley. The bridesmaid wa: Miss Rosanna Hamilton Foster of New York, and Thomas C.. Wilton, brother of the bride, was best man. The couple will reside on Riverside park The presents included a building 10 from the brides father.
 Mary Frances Rigney died this morning at the home of her parents Mir and Mrs William Rigney, 30 Flaw. I lxins street. Miss Rigney was employ ed at Sullivan & Drew's millinery par lors in New York and came on here about three weeks ago to visit the fam fly and was taken Ill soon after reach ing town. Besides her parents she leaves four sisters and two brothers Della, Margaret, Loretta, Sadie, Jo seph and William The funeral will be held Saturday morning with mass of requiem at St Thomas's church and interment in St Joseph's cemetery.
 The funeral of Mrs John Murty took place this morning from her late resi- dence on Rushton place with a mass of requiem at St Patrick's church anC enterment in, St Joseph's cemetery The bearers were Bernard CoyIe, Ed ward Ryan, James Garrity, M Lynch  J. Wien and James Dunn. The flora tsfbutes included a wreath marked Wife from the husband of the de ceased1 standing cross, friends il brass mill at Randolph Gloves; cross Mrs E. Watson; anchor and cross, Mrs Hyland; pillow lettered At Rest'' MT: Dunn and Mrs Fallon; bouquets, tn, Misses Wood, James 4. Bagshaw, MI and Mrs ID. A. Newcomb, Mrs F., A Brown, Arthur Keenan, Thomas Mar tin and James Garren.
 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