Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-25
CITY NEWS
Best bicycles at Youman's.


 annual meeting of Connecticut funeral directors in New Haven yesterday.
 A larger gas main is being laid il East Main street from Cherry street tc Wolcott street by the gas company.
 Mrs John Francis McGrath and Miss Agnes McGrath left this morning to at, tend the Yale-Harvard boat race at New London.
 Several strike breakers employed or the local trolley line left to-day fol Richmond to take part in the trolley strike in that city.
 John Hayden of East Main stree has gone to Rockville to spend a few days with friends. Part of the time will be spent on fishing trip.
 The Irish American Athletic clut will give it's first annual sociable and dance in Congress hall tonight. A good time is assured by the committed to all who attend.
 The St Jean Baptiste society gave a pleasing entertainment and reception of a private nature in Leavenwortl hall last night. Many persons were present Refreshments were served.
 In the case of William Zepp against his brother, Frederick Zepp, ct al. for $500 Judge CoweIl gave judgment to- day for the plaintiff to recover s$166. .14. The suit was to recover for money loaned
 Attorney O'Nei1l has been retained by the plaintiff in the case of Alfred Williams against the Waterbury Re- publican. The case grew out of the trolley strike and is for $5,00O damages for alleged libel
 Miss Margaret A. Coon and Rush more I. Manyel were married yester- day at the home of the bride on Grove street by the Rev MT Bruno. Miss Edna Wake was bridesmaid and F. O. Manvel of Brooklyn, N. r., was best man.
 Things were lively at Saclett's auc- tfon stable yesterday afternoon. All the horsemen about town and many from other places were present and everything offered for sale was bought up so quickly that the aiictioneer did not get a chance to say half what he wanted to.
 The following graduated from Mon roe's Business college last night at Odd Fellows hall: Agnes Caroline Flood of Brattleboro. Vt; Cora L.. Schonmehl, Waterbury; Willard Ar thur Roberts; John Shaw. John Thomas Carpenter, Dolores Nelson, Thomas F. Quinn, Helen A. Merrill, all Of Water bury; Andrew B. Kirk, Naugatuck Cora Dill. Union City; Mary L. Brook CT, Thomaston; NJ. Wintfred Johnson, Hotchkissville: Letetia Allen, Nauga- tuck, and Sadie Kielty of Watertown. The diplomas wele presented by the Rev MT Haywood. Walter F. Phillips of Bridgeport delivered the address of the evening.
 PrcDerty is changing hands on Mat Eatuck street and Seery place Dur ing the past few days the following transfers have been made by the fSeery family: House and lot, 15 Seery place. to Marie M. Peloise: house and lot No IA Seery place, to Camele Laury; house and lot, 61 Mattatuck street, to Lazerene Cartuc- cto; house and lot. 67 Mattatuck street, to Marie Famigletti. This is but one instance which shows what strides the Italian colony of Waterbury is mak- ing. They are getting hold of property every day and many of them have ClOus1AA SeA5iA VII iAdLAA " pdS lhC Pu1 chase price of their new homes.
 The following program was render ed at the Grace Baptist church on Kingsbury street last night: Prayer, by the pastor, the Rev I. W. Reed; sing ing by the choir; recitation, Miss Lot tie Fitch: recitation, ''The Battle Troops Prayer" Miss Vella Turner; reading, Miss Mary Bronson; singing, choir; recitation, '.The Dying Girls Prayer" Miss Tempey Fitch; reading, N. Walker; recitation, ''An Ancient City, Miss Rebecca S1ade; singing. choir; music, little boys orchestra. The committee which so ably manag- ed the affair was Mrs Gordon, chair man; Mrs Case, Mrs Tucker. Mrs Me Kinney, Miss Payne, Miss Keath and Miss Holmes.
 When you notice the attractions in the window of the Upson Jewelry Go don't forget that they give only q slight idea of the varied stock they carry. / If you think of getting 8 birthday or wedding present it will re pay you to call and look over theil stock. Anything that you purchase at this store will have the fullest guar. anfep r