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

| derSon, Miss Mae Conklin, Mrs Martin Doherty, Erie D. Finlayson, Miss J.
 Kenney (Pine street,, Annie McGowan,
 Eddia Mclean, Miss Agnes Murphy,
 Miss Mary B. Putnam, Broken Jo-
 hama Veth. Prof o. A. Bailey will return from | New York on Friday where he has l spent part of his vacation and incl
 dentally attended the annual conven- l tion of the Interna tional associa don, I Masters of Dacing, at Pittsburg, Pa. l He will announce his opening in few
 days in his beautiful new hall in the l Citizens Bank building.
 The Great A. & P Tea Go. 20 East Main street are giving to all purchas- CTS of a can of baking powder beau l tiful picture of Pope Leo XIII in oil colors, gilt frame, 16x18, brass corners with colored mat. See it in west win | dow. You can't do better Their Elgin cr@amery butter at 25c Is worth 35c. Try it.
 John M. Sullivan died at his home in Thompsonville yesterday of chronic rheumatism. He was a prominent druggist of that place and was well
 known here where he worked in the
 Duncan drug store for several years. A delegation from Waterbury lodge,
 B. P. O. E., will attend the funeral, which will be held in ThompsonyilIe tomorrow. sSr @7755
 Messrs Joseph Driscoll, Joseph Me Nellis and Timothy Sullivan of Water bury attended a social gathering at the home of Frank Corcoran, 245 Newfeld avenue, last evening. MT Sullivan gave wonderful selection in buck and wing dancing, while MT DriscolI and MT McNellis gave selections on the violin and piano Bridgeport Standard. Prosecuting Agent, W. H. Pierce surprised the natives around the court house today by appearing among them dressed as if ready to deal death and destruction to everyone. He was armed with a gun, an axe and other implements of war. It turned out, however. that he was merely preparing for hunting trip near Spider lake in Maine.
 Frank DeFeo, who has conducted a
 ladies tailoring establishment in this
 city for number of years, has decided to enlarge his establishment and ac
 cordingly a partnership has been formed with Michael Cinlmino. His new place is located at 11O Bank street, Commercial building, rooms 33
 and 34. MT DeFeo's former place of business was at 70 Bank street. The mortuary report for the month of August is as follows: Scarlet fever, 2; diphtheria and croup, 3; whooping cough, 4; erysipelas, 1 typhoid fever, 8; diarrhoeal diseases. under five years, 0s 1 A9r>Y, D. pneumonia, [; bronchitis. 2; heart dis { eases, 4; violence and accident. B. all others except still births, 30; total 90. Deaths under one year, 39; between one and five years, II. @ 1 Four of the leading members of the ! Waterbury Italian Dramatic club will | go to ,Ansonta on September 21 to take 1 part in play entitled Ia Breccia Di 1 Porta Pia." The four members and 1 bhe parts which they will enact are as
 follows: Louis Jannetty. Julio; Tony Di Modugen, Don Ignazio; Louis Jam
 merle, Carlo; Joseph Colbrasano,
 Stanterello. Louis Jannetty is consid-
 cred the best Italian amateur actor in the city
 The Brooklyn Athletic club has all arrangements completed for the big l carnival and promenade which opens at their rooms Saturday evening. The place is handsomely decorated for the occasion. Lallier's orchestra will fur nish music for the promesade. Combi- nation books are selling at $1 each, and l book ticket is good for one admis- sion to the hall, as we'll as entitling the holder to a chance on the various prizes. The committee of arrange ments will meet tomorrow evening. l Charles and Horace Hoadley filed their appeal to the supreme court to- day on the judgment rendered against l them last June in their case against the estate. of the millionaire, Henry B. Plant. This judgment was in favor of the estate and one of the executors, George l.. riley of Darien, and Mrs Plant and her son, Merton. On the points decided then they were ruled against in every particular. The pa pers in the case have become volum-' l inous
 John Lynch of Baldwin street, pres
 ident of the St Francis Nayiers drum l corps and Miss Rose Keeliher or
 Washington street were married at [ l o'clock this morning at St Francis
 Xavier's church by the Rev Father l Curtin. After the marriage ceremony
 a wedding breakfast was held at the l home of the bride on Washington l street The wedding gifts were nu- 1 merous and costly. After a wedding
 tour to New York and Philadelphia,
 Mir and Mrs Lynch will reside at 192 l Baldwin street.
 l Invest your money in diamonds
 which will always have a value so long as man has an eye for the beau tiful. Two years ago you could have
 bought and to-day sold out with 100 per cent profit. The Upson Jewelry
 Go bought over three-fourths of their extensive line year and a half ago
 and is selling at the same old figures,
 But 1t is asured that prices will go
 much higher.