Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-25
CITY NEWS

Ing meeting at the Bronson liOFary last night.
 Miss Sarah Coffey intends to leave Saturday for her home in Ireland. She expects to remain there.
 Ladies' night tonight, by members Of Mulcahy council, K. of C., at their ] hall. Be sure and attend.
 The funeral of Josephine Bieliukas was held Sunday afternon at 1 80 from her late residence, 657 North Riverside street, with services at St Joseph's church. Interment was in Calvary cemetery.
 L. Institute Canadian Francais ob- served it's eighteenth anniversary in their rooms in the Jones, Morgan & Co.'S block last night. An interesting musical and literary program was ren. dered
 The apathy that seems to have the political situation in it's clutch, seized consequently there was no business for the city court to-day. There was but one arrest made yesterday, Joseph Didas, peddler, for violating a city ordinance by shouting out his wares. He paid $5.
 Mrs Carmelo Periello, who was bru- tally assaulted by Rocco Famegetta on West Main street Sunday even h :, is unable to be out. She Is Tn no serious l danger, however, and unless unexpect- ! ed complications arise she will be out l in week. She is suffering consideras bly,, nevertheless. The matter has not reached the official attention of the police yet.
 | Miss Bessie Louise Barlow, daugh- ter of ex-Mayor Thomas D. Barlow, and Dr A. A. Crane, the medical ex- aminer for this district, were married this morning at the home of the brides father on West Main street, by the Rev John N. Lewis, rector of St Johns church. None but the immeuf- ate relatives of the contracting parties were present. Dr and Mrs Crane left for wedding tour in their automo- l bile, their objective point being the Virginia coast. A number of Miss Barlow's friends accompanied the bri- dal party some distance outside the city.
 Judgment for foreclosure of tax liens in three cases was granted by Judge CoWell in the district court this morning. In each case the city was I the plaintiff Tn the first the amount involved was $2,30. The defendant was Emily N. Shannahan and the property is situated on Ben Mohr. There is dispute between the pres lent and the previous owners as to who is liable for the taxes. In the l second the defendant is A. Nathan Brown. the amount $430 and the property is situated on the Middlebury road and worth $500. Berkley Hotch, kiss and Lewis w. Curtiss were the defendants in the last case The prop erty is building lot situated on Farm street and the debt $13.69.
 The out of town mourners at the ftl-
 neral of Charles Brewer yesterday in cluded Dr J. B. Sullivan, Brooklyn, N. ! T., MT and Mrs Irving Coe and MT
 and Mrs Sherman Cate and Miss Flu
 genie Coe, Bridgeport; Mrs John S. l Deacon, Bristol; Miss Hoyt, Bristol
 Mrs 1Canfield, Danbury; Mrs Reuben
 Tucker, Ansonia, and MT and Mrs
 Charles Ihnes, Clifford Bradley, +. l.
 Wallace, John l. Hutchinson, F. E
 Dayton, Albert Teal, Fred Whitaker
 Edward Foote Thompson, Jacob D
 Walters, Frank Stiles, W. H. Frolich
 Albert White, William Medley, Dennis
 Kane, Thomas Sullivan, Daniel S. Gil
 hooly, Prentice w. Chase, +. M. Aver i'll, Thomas Ahearn, John Lindsley
 Henry Fresenius and others, all o1
 New Haven, and F. $. Gaylord and
 Prosecuting Attorney Ford of Ansonis
 and Judge S. c. Downs of Derby anC Miss Nellie Jones of Thomaston anC William Wakeley of Southford. The floral tributes were as follows
 Wreath, Stiles Stevens, Lewis D { Chidsey, A. Wilbur Adams, Carlos Smith and F. M. Woodruff; set piece W. D. Richardson; column, Townsend lodge; triangle, Comstock lodge
 mound, county commissioners; broker column, 1T. H. Hayes; bouquet, Mrs Reuben Griggs, Marmaroneck, N. Y.
 set piece, Henry Doerr; set wreath Yale Brewing Go. There were numer
 ous others from J. N. Maton. Perley
 Jones, MT and Mrs William Snagg
 Mir and Mrs R. K. Brown, Mir and Mir
 F. W. Mcfarland, J. W. Palmer, NJ
 and Mrs John B. Doherty. MT and Mr'
 W. w. Leonard, Miss Black, Mir anC { Mrs John w. Doherty, Mir and Mr'
 Cummings, Mrs G. IL. Hastings ant daughter, Miss Nellie Culhane, Dl Thomas l.. Bland, Samuel Sloan, NJ
 and Mrs Ervis Wright, MT and Mir
 Walter Scott, MT and Mrs John Lines Mrs John Deacon, Bristol, and Mr. Garfield.
 1 Are your glasses all right? Visiol , changes as all things do with years } and the glasses that were just righ few years ago may be all wrong to
 day. Better let us test your eyes ant
 see whether you need change. .Brok
 en lenses replaced and spectacl
 frames repaired at short notice. Tn Upson Jewelry Go, opticians.