Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-27
CITY NEWS

U. $. x Co tickets are good tO'Qay or if you do not get in tonight they will be good on Tuesday of next week as usual r,~ G@# z G. A. Upham the north end drug gist, remembered the Burton street fire fighters Christmas, and made them happy by sending two boxes Of Judges Caves. Frederick Farley, aged f55 years, died suddenly yesterday at his home, G3 WoIcott street He was resting on a couch when he was seized with < sinking spell and never rallied. DeRth was due to heart failure. He leaves three sons and one daughter, Ernest A.. Harry. GeorgeFG4. and Miss Minnie Farley. The fulieral will be held Thursday with service at the house and interment in Pine Grove ceme' tery.
 Miss Rose Connerton, formerly of this city,. but now residing at Denver, has been promoted to- the management of the main office of the Modern In vestment and Securities Go. She has also been appointed assistant secre- tary of a newly organized company. known as the Goldfeld Golden, Dream Mines Go. which has claims in Gold field where most valuable gold strikes were made recently.
 At the annual meeting of Magnolia lodge, K. of F.. last night. officers were chosen as follows John Drufa, chan cellor commander: c. H. ,Lapalme, vices chancellor; Arthur Weir, prelate; c. J. Lewis. master of work; Ray Palmer, keeper of records and seal; Ct2 ries Bryan, NJ. of F. William Adams, M. of E.; N. $. Baribault. master at arms, 0. r. Farr. inner guard; D. Baribault, outer guard; trustee for #eightee14 months, William Hayes; lodge physi- elan, Dr J. J. Galley.
 At the annual meeting of St Jo- seph's T. A. society Sunday afternoon the following officers we're elected: President, W T. Biacker; vice presi- dent, H. A. Hayden; recording secre- tary, J. J. Brennan. Arrangements were also completed for the farce comedy, "Our New Girl, to be given in Polls theateI January IS, under the direction of the dramatic club. The leading part in the comedy will be taken by Miss Ullie Akerstrom.
 Court Oregon held a largely attend ed meeting Thursday evening. The fol- lowing officers were elected for the en- suing year: Chief ranger, Joseph Fin negan;, sub chief ranger, James Quinn; financial secretary. William Gnilfnile: treasurer, James Mcknight; recording secretary, Daniel Greell:;s Iecturer,5 S4or- don Clark; senior woodward. Dennis Delaney; junior woodward. Freq Lewis; senior beadle, Maurice SWee- ney; junion beadle, Thomas Moore; trustee. James H. Freney; physician, Holm D. Freney druggist, John Dun can
 The funeral of James Reardon took place yesterday morning from his late home on Washington street with q mass of requiem at St Francis Kay ier's church and snterInent in new St .Joseph's cemetery The bearers were Dennis Noonar, John Bowey, Michael stanton, Joseph Donnelly, Maurice and Dennis Shea. The floral tributes fheluded a cross from MT and Mrs Thomas Byron; wreath, MT and Mrs Patrick Noonan; pillow. P. Obbins; crOsa employees of the N. Y. N. H. & II. R. R. Go; wreath, Katie Slattery; wreath, W. D. Richardson; bou1Net, Mrs Keefe and others.
 Tonight will decide in the minds i.of the members of St Mary's -Alumni association whether or not the tariff should be revised. A home team and a college team will argne the ques- tion The question is, "Should the Tariff be Revisedg' The home team will uphold the affirmative and will 1 consist of James Brennan, John Hutchinson and Kevin Fitzpatrick. Those who will argue for the negative are John Sullivan, John Gaffney and David Hutchinson, all young men who are at present finishing up their course of studies in college Rev w. J. Slocum will preside and act as judge.
 Miss Rose Jacobs and Samuel Lip. man were married Saturday evening 1 at the home of the bride on Spencer avenue by the Rev Mr Silvernail The couple will reside i'll New York. The ceremony and the festivities which fol l lowed were attended by a large mum. Der of relatives and friends, among ! whom were MT and Mrs Louis Iipman. i MT and Mrs Barney Wolff. MT and Mrs 1 Charles Jacobs, MT and Mrs Samuel l Weisglass, MT and Mrs Vincent Bryan and David Jacobs and Edgar Selwyn of New York city; Mir and Mrs S. w. Jacobs and Mir and Mrs Joseph Ma mias and MT and Mrs A. E. Jacobs of Lawrence, Mass and Mrs Sarah Sn perion and son Nathan of New York l city. Mir Wolff is clerk of the supreme court in New York city.
 Diamonds, perfect and brilliant, in
 all sizes, in the we'll known Titfany
 settings. for ladies and gentlemen, are 1 in so good variety that you will find it
 easy to select from the Upson Jewelry Co, 68 Bank street. Watches of all
 reputable kinds, i1t all good sizes and
 patterns, and at any reasonable prices Igive you chance to obtain a good
 time piece at almost any cost.