Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-24
CITY NEWS
Best bicycles at Youman's.

humOuu, Lu0 lQIdnL son or MT ana Mrs Peter Janoski of 699 North River side street. died last night. The fu- neral took place this afternoon with interment in Calvary cemetery.
 The funeral of Mrs Nellie Leo will take place tomorrow morning at 8;3O o'clock from her late home, 129 Hill street with a mass of requiem at St Thomas's church and interment in St Joseph's cemetery.
 List of letters remaining unclaimed in the postoff1ce: Miss Ada M. Batson, P. J. Bowen, John H. Coughtry, Char les Cooley, Miss Elizabeth Donahue, Mrs William Daly, Bridge street, Ma ble Daton, Daniel Doyle, Miss Mary Moriarty, Miss Hattie Moore, Tom Mel son, Josie R. Peltier Henry Walsh, Mrs H. w. Williams.
 The following are the new officers of Court Fruitful Vine. F. of A.: Chief ranger, F. J. .Cavan; snb-chief ranger, James Monahan; recording secretary, P. M BagIey; senior. woodward, Thomas ConIon; junior woodward, Thomas Conley; senior beadle, John West; junior beadle, Daniel Quinn; lee turer, John Dalfinger; trustee, John Kennedy.
 This is the feast of St John and the Italians of Waterbury observed the day by street parade headed by the Italian Marine band. Services were conducted at the church of Our Lady of Lourdes by the Rev Father Karam, who delivered an instructive sermon appropriate to the occasion. Tonight the societies will have big celebra- ton on the lot on Bank street south of the electric light station.
 A pleasant surprise party was given in honor of Miss Clara Downs at her home on Burton street last evening. A large number of her friends were present and spent several hours in a merry manner. Piano selections were rendered by William Ringenberg, Ethel Wood, Mary Robbins, L. Mordeau and Miss Pierpont, while, vocal solos were sung by George Selby, Ernest John were served.
 A. J. Messick and Miss Laura Gavin were married at 80 this morning at St Ann's church by Rev Father Sene- sac. The best couple being John Baldwin and Miss B. D. Cluney. The bride wore handsome gown of white silk crepe de chine and carried a prayer book. She wore asKeil fasten- ed with lilies of the valley. The maid of honor wore gown of white French lawn and wore a picture hat. The brides going away gown is blue voile and black hat. They left on the 12:3S train for Worcester, Mass, and Man. chester, N. H. On their return they will commence housekeeping on East Main street.
 A very pretty wedding took place at s o'clock this morning at the church of the Immaculate Conception, where James l.. Henebry and Elizabeth V. Kilbride were united in marriage by the Rev Father Slocum. The brides gown was of tan silk null over tan silk with point lace yoke. She carried maid, Miss Sara Phelan, cousin of the bride, wore tan crepe de chine over tan silk and carried a bouquet of pink roses. The best man was Joseph A. Henebry, brother of the groom. The ceremony was followed by reception at the brides home on Mattatuck street, which was attended by relatives of the newly married couple. Mrs Thorpe ca tered. They were the recipients of many beautiful presents. MT and Mrs Henebry left on the 12:35 train for a wedding trip to Boston. Among the out of town guests were Mrs William Henebry and daughter, Lillian, of Dan- bury. and William Casey of Bridge port.
 The funeral of Mrs Jane A. Wood took place June 12th from her late
 home, 10 Spencer avenue, the Rev F
 D. Buckley officiating. During the services her favorite hymns were sung
 Rock of Ages'' and Asleep in Jesus,'
 by Miss Gertrude Smith. There were many beautiful floral offerings includ. ing a pillow marked Mother from
 the daughters; anchor, Mrs M. Shannon
 and family; 60 roses from her brother
 Charles Hopkinson; bunch of sweet peas and palms from her nephews
 sheaf of wheat, Mrs Joseph West
 bunch of roses, Mrs Johnson; wreath
 Mrs John Wood and family; carna-
 tions, Mrs Arthur Needau; sheaf o1
 wheat, Mrs E. A. Hale; basket o1
 roses, from grandson, Frankie Snagg basket of roses, A. Wood and family SuOdl Ol Wu0dLs N1IS Alll11C 11ouhI1SOA mound, from New England Watch Go
 basket of roses. c. Seelgin of Bridge
 port; mound, MT and Mrs John Saxe and MT and Mrs Floto; bouquets from
 MT Hallek, Mrs Harper, Mrs Willis
 Blakesley, Mrs Robertson, Mrs Bas
 sett, Mrs Hyland Miss Louise Good
 row, Mir and Mrs c. Greer and Mrs
 Annie Mohagon and others. The pal
 bearers were John Dilger. H. D. Vel Ter, Christopher Hyland, Daniel Dunr Walter Schofield and Joseph West. The interment was in the family plot II Riverside cemetery.
 When you notice the attractions 1T | the window of the Upson Jewelry Ct
 don't forget that they give only {; l slight idea of the varied stock the, l carry. If you think of getting 1 birthday or wedding present 1t will re l pay you to call and look over thei
 stock. Anything that you purchas | at this store will have the fullest guar