Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-11
CITY NEWS

The aldermen will meet tonight
John Dunn of Baldwin street ii quite
fll with severe attack of rheumatism.
Lost. between Union street and
Pond street, a gold watch. Finder
please return to Democrat office.
John, the six months old son Of Mr.
and Mrs Philip Ryan Of is North
Leonard street, died yesterday The
funeral took place this afternoon with
interment in st Joseph's cemetery.
All the pastors Of the churches in
the Hartford diocese went into re-
treat to-day at Dunwoodie seminary,
Yonkers, N. X. The retreat which will
last a week, will be preached by the
Rev Father Pardow. the noted Jesuit
Over 800 people attended the Aneri-
can band prom at the Auditorium on
Saturday evening. The floor was In
fine shape and the band played II very
pleasing program of popular music.
These proms will be given regularly
every Saturday evening during the
summer.
The funeral of Patrick Murray OF
90 North Elm street who died Satur-
day, took place this morning with d
mass of requiem at the Immaculate
Conception church and interment In
Calvary cemetery. The bearers were
Cornelius Denehy, jeremiah Scu1ly,
Thomas Connolly, Patrick Farrell, MI
chael Cronan and Michael Cassidy.
A mass Of requiem will be celebrat-
ed at st Francis xavier's church at
7:30 o'clock Wednesday morning for
the late Mrs Margaret Stack, who died
recently in Ireland The deceased
was the mother of Bartholomew, John
and Patrick Stack and Mrs Mary Shea
of this city. and OF Michael Stack and
Mrs Daniel King, who reside in Ire
land.
Frank McKenna Of 40 Walnut street
and Mrs John Danaher OF rs Wolcott
street were married at the Sacred
Heart church this morning at 7:3O
o'clock by the Rev Father Shelley
Peter Clark, brother OF the bride,
was best man. and Miss Mary McKen-
ma, the groom's sister, was bridesmaid
After the marriage ceremony we'd
ding breakfast and reception, at which
only the immediate relatives of both
parties were present, was held at the
brides home Mr. and Mrs AcIxenna
who were the recipients of many beau
tiful gifts, are enjoying wedding
tour to New York. On their return
they will reside at rs Wolcott street.
The funeral OF Mrs Mary Agatha
Boyle, wife OF Patrick Boyle took
place yesterday afternoon at j rs
o'clock from the family residence. Is
Wilson street to st Patrick's church,
where service was read by the Rev
Father Gleason. The bearers were
James E Smith, James w. Galayin T..
| FL. Clarity, William Mulhern, John Nc
| Cue and William ID. keenan,. The
floral tributes included the following
pieces: Pillow, lettered Mother" hus-
band and children OF the deceased;
cross, Mr. and Mrs III. r.. Smith; forty,
two roses Miss Mary Boyle; basket OF
! flowers Mr. and Mrs John McCue;
/ wreath, Mrs Thomas McCue, sister OF
| the deceased; forty-two roses Miss
Katherine Smith; cross inscribed
Friend Mr. and Mrs Victor Bernier;
bouquets, William Mulhern, w. ID,
keenan,, Miss Annie Coyle, Isabel and
Margaret McCue James Briody and
| family; forty-two carnations, Mr. and
1 Mrs r. w. Galavin; forty-fwo carna-
tions Mr. and Mrs IL. @. Evans; stand
| ing wreath from the following EN-
4 ployes of J. e. Smith & Col. ~. Smith,
IT. b. West, George Mllexskt, W. e.
Smith James Carroll, Fred Lundin,
Charles Marcella, Otto Nyberg, Robert
Maclxie, Joseph Savage, Joseph Hun
gerford, Jeremiah Hunihan, Charles
Gardner, George McPhee, Keron Pc
ters, Michael Butler; forty-two carna.
tons, Mr. and Mrs Adolph Mulley; bou-
1 quet Mr. and Mrs Mulhern; cross, P. r.
Phelan, Mrs Rogers, Mrs Frances, Mrs
Lessard. Mrs Mararshant, Mrs Spender
| Mrs Bergin, Mrs ID. Phelan, Mrs J.
Hughes, Mrs Danielson, Ruby Hart
Mary Packard. The lnterment
was in new st Joseph's cemetery. A
mass of requiem was celebrated for the
deceased at st Patrick's church this
morning, a large number of relatives
| and friends being In attendance.
Signs of failing vision, namely
When your eyes tire In reading; when
| you frown or partly close your eyes
4 when looking at an object; when
| things swim" or become dim after
being looked at for some time; when
the eyes ache, smart or water, or when
you have pain In the eyeballs, orbit,
temples or forehead. All these con-
| dihons are durable by the proper
glasses such as we will furnish you
| after scientific examination The
Epson Jewelry Go, opticians, 6s Bank
street.