Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-08-17
CITY NEWS

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of Wall street have returned from a
vacation spent in the Catskills.
The hearing on the charges pre-
ferred against Police Officer Gogglns
will take place before the board of pub
lie safety Tomorrow night. 1t has
been reported, however, that the officer
will resign.
Peter, the infant SON of Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Jerkubackon of 115 Railroad
street, died this Inorning and the fu-
neral will take place tomorrow after
noon at 8 O'Clock with interment in
Calvary cemetery.
Daniel, the three months. old son of
Mr. and Mrs Patrick Dougherty Of $50
Bridg street, died at noon to-day. The
funeral will be held tomorrow after
noon at 2:30 O'Clock with interment
in st Joseph's cemetery.
Michael Dillon OF Pemberton street
has returned from the Philippines. He
enlisted in the United States army four.
years ago and saw three years of ser
vice in the Philippines. After his term
of enlistment expired he worked for a.
year in Manila.
The case OF E. W. Mooring against
Jacob Goldberg and wife for $40 COM
mission. which was heard by Judge
Peasley last week. was to-day decided
by him. He gave Judgment for the
plaintiff to recover the full amount
claimed, with his costs.
Thomas Lee died this morning at his
home Is Sperry street He leaves a
wife and one sister. Mrs Michael Nor
rissey Of Bridgeport The funeral
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ing to the church Of the immaculate
onception. Interment will be in st
Joseph's cemetery.
Mrs Mary Dowling, widow of the
late Edward Dpwfng of "a River
street died this morning. She leaves
three sons and one daughter, Thomas
Edward f., Michael and Mrs Thomas
Whalen. The funeral will be held
to the immaculate Conception church
Wednesday morning.
Bartholomew NJ. Collins, driver of
the eight and ten-horse team for
Ralph Blakeslee. was thrown against
the side of stall by a horse week
ago to-day. His side was someW hat
injured. Mr. Collins didn't mind the
injury, not thinking it very serious
But the past few days it has caused
him so much trouble that he decided to
consult physician, who found
that two of Mr. Collins ribs were
fractured and consequently he will be
laid up for ten or twelve days.
The funeral of w. W. Jerman was
held yesterday afternoon at his late
residence. Newton Heights, Oakville,
the Rev Mr. Lutz officiating. A large
number of friends and relatives were
present Philo Newell, Aaron Bying-
ton, Frank Jones and Cyrus Ruscoe
acted as pail bearers. Nosahogan
lodge, No 21. /. o. o. F., sent a dele
agtion There were many handsome
and costly floral pieces, among them
cross. anchor and heart representing
Faith, Hope and Charity" from La
dies Aid society, Oakville; wreath
from Odd Fellows; pillow, Papa
from family; fiat bouquet of roses, Mr.
and Mrs J. G.. Jackie and family; bou-
quet, Mr. and Mrs Tuttle; wreath from
sister. Mrs d. j. Weeks; pillow, "At
Rest SimDnsyiEle church; bouquet,
MIR and Mrs John Kelly; bouquet, Mrs
William Wood and Miss Alice Wood;
bouquet, Mrs Snagg and Mrs Shuu'
bouquet, Mr. and Mrs e. s. Hafeman;
bouquet, Mr. and Mrs Williams ROBIN
son. Interment was, in Riverside
cemetery.
Daniel J.. Cassidy Of New York, for
merly of this CITY, and Miss Lucy e.
Burns of BAT South Main street, were
married this morning at 6 o'clock at
the Immaculate Conception church by
the Rev Father OBrien.
Harry A. Burns, brother Of the bride,
was best man, and Miss Mary L.
Smith of Bridgeport, the brides cousin,
was bridesmaid. The bride wore a
beautiful costume of royal material,
which was of biscuit color 1t was
trimmed with lace. She wore a pic
ture hat to match and carried white
prayer book The bridesmaids pretty
gown was of white material. She
wore a picture hat to match. After
the marriage ceremony a wedding
breakfast was held at the home Of the
bride. at which only the immediate
members of both families were present.
Mr. and Mrs Cassidy. who were the
recipients Of many beautiful gifts, left
on honeymoon to Washington
and otIc- places, Their future resi-
Iay,..n xveST Nsa Or, Nrrry Week