Waterbury Democrat., 1903-02-18

Miss Anna O,Rourke of Bridgeport is the guest of the Misses Wallace of Wolcott street.
 A baby girl was born yesterday morning in the family of MT and Mrs Thomas Crean of B Beacon street.
 Of course you want new necktie Why not when U. S. & Go are selling the 50-cent kind 29c, or two for soc.
 All garments left of our clearing sale must walk with any person paying third of their actual value. $. For. man. 62-64 South Main street, next to Apothecaries' Hall
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Cloudy, probably light snow tonight; l somewhat warmer in coast sections: Thursday fair, colder in evening and l night; fresh westerly winds.
 The trains are running late to-day 1 owing to the storm. This morning nearly all the trains on the Naugatuck division were about half an hour late. This afternoon, however, better time is being made by the trains.
 Mrs Smith, wife of the pastor of the Second Advent church, Cherry street, will preach special sermon tonight at 7:3O; subject, "The Potter and the Clay Everybody invited. The re- y1yal meetings now in progress in the above church are meeting with marked success.
 List of letters remaining unclaimed in the postoffice: Mrs James Bren- nan, Mrs Eugene c. Bramley, John T. Creighton, Mrs Martin Connors, Frank ~ NYseal h 1aJ11 NF1se Tr.IS T. MI Lagassi, Charles J. McCaro, William McGowan, Owen O'Donnell, Mrs NJ. L. Powers, care D. l.. Powers, Mrs Nellie R. Prior.
 Tomorrow night there will be large whist and dancing party held in St Patrick's hall under the auspices of the Catholic Women's association The floor is in excellent condition for dancing and the decorations which which were up for the alumni celebra- ton will be in evidence tomorrow evening.
 The funeral of William Conley took place this morning from his late resi- dence on Cherry street to the Immac- ulate Conception church at o'clock, where mass was celebrated by Rev Father Broderick The pail bearers were Martin Conley, Thomas Conley, Edward O'Brien, Michael Casey, Bern ard McSweeney and Max Cook. In- terment was in the new St Josephs cemetery.
 Frederick E. Warner of Central ave nue, for some time past foreman at the Waterbury Machine Co.'S, has sev- nrn na+i 1,o+ Before retiring MT Warner was made tlle recipient of a handsome gold watch and fob by the employees of the auto matic machine department, William c. Dillane making the presentation speech. to which MT Warner suitably responded. AIr Warner is succeeded by ". l.. Burgess.
 John J. Geraghty and Miss Mary Dougherty were married this morning at the Immaculate Conception church by the Rev Father O'Brien. William Ennis was best man and Miss Lillian Dougherty, the brides sister, was maid of honor. The bride and maid of honor were attired in handsome costumes of blue broadcloth and wore large, white hats. MT and Mrs Geraghty left on the o:2o train for wedding tour in New York and other places.
 Edward Henry Doyle reporter on the aterbury Republican, and Miss Margaret Collette Brennan, daughter of Andrew Brennan of 72 Bridge street, Naugatuck, were married this morning l at 10 o'clock at the parochial residence of St Francis's church, Naugatuck. by ] Rev William J. Tanning. The young couple were attended by Miss Kath- crime Brennan and Joseph E Martin. sister and cousin of the bride, respec- lively. The bride and bridesmaid were dressed in white French lawn over white taffeta silk and carried bride and pink roses. After the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served at the home of the brides parents. Mr and l Mrs Doyle left on an afternoon train l for New York for a honeymoon trip of several days and on their return they will reside at 63 Center street, this city. 1 What will you do with it? The money you have saved in trolley fares. we mean. Why not let your wife have that silverware she has been wishing for for so long? We can suit you. m matter what you have in mind, and at as low a price as you could get it di- { rect from the eactory-perhaps less. and quality guaranteed. Gall and ask the Upson Jewelry Go, and we will tell you all about it.