Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-19
CITY NEWS

MISS ellcl6 bISIlyt lOEmCFly MI Northampton, Mass, but now of Wa tefbury, has accepted position with khe News York Tailoring %.
 John Joseph, infant son and only child of MT and Mrs Patrick FIaherty, died early this morning. Funeral will be held from 19 Pleasant street at p. m Thursday.
 Michael J. Moore and Miss Anna Doran were married this morning at ythe Immaculate Conception church by the Rev Father O'Brien. The witness. kes were John Moore and Miss Nellie Doran.
 The county commissioners will be at the court house, Saturday, October 22s and Monday, October 24, from 9:3O a. n. to 12 m., from l D. m. to D. m., to swear in applicants for liquor li- censes. as.s 5r m a.
 At the funeral of Dennis Broderick yesterday flowers were given by the following: Mir and Mrs Thomas Fer ris and family, standing harp; MT and Mrs William Seery, bouquet; William Peters and Samuel Walsh, bouquets. Martin F. Hapenny and Miss Daisy Adams were married at 6, o'clock yes terday morning at the Immaculate Con, caption church by the Rev Father IeSlocum. George O'Neill was best man and Josephine Culhane was maid of honor.
 The Eagle football team of the Brooklyn district would be anxious to get a crack at any eleven in the city, the weight averaging ninety pounds. Any team who would like game can be entitled to one by calling on Man ager James Doyle, 1T South Leonard street.
 There will be nearly one hundred I little fellows that will have good l warm coats of the double breasted reefer kind for wear the coming win ter, for IT., S. & Go are going to sell them Feiday morning at a price less than half thee of most of the lot. ! No peddlers will be allowed to buy them. See their ad in this paper to-
 morrow night.
 l The pupils of Miss Reeds dancing
 acauenly will give an old-time Hallow- cen dance in Hamilton hall, Mill Plain, Monday evening, October 31,
 1904. LalIier's orchestra will furnish I music for dancing Always a good time and select crowd at the times giv-
 en by this popular academy. Friday l evening is the evening at the academy, l 1O8 Bank street Glass reception and social series Friday evening, October 21, 1904.
 The Concordia Singing society held a special meeting last night and elect ed the following board of directors to make arrangements for the saenger- fest of the Connecticut Saengerbund to be held In this city in 1906: Presi- A dent A. DTescher; vice-president, Charles Dreher; secretaries, Christian
 Launn and G. Groetzebach; treasurer, | Christian Hauser: advisory board, E. |Beerbaum and John Werzingers The Concordias will give the opening con I cert of the season next Monday
 The funeral of Bertha, the nine-year-
 old daughter of MT and Mrs Mrazik, took place yesterday afternoon at 3 80 .l from their home, 398 Dublin street, to
 St Joseph's cemetery. The teachers
 and pupils of the Dublin street school
 turned out in body to attend the fTl-
 neral. The floral offerings included
 the following: Pillow from family
 wreath from teachers and pupils or
 the Dublin street school, and bouquets
 from the following: Mir and Mrs Ges-
 sert, MT and Mrs Q. J. Griggs, John
 Sake and family; MT and Mrs J. H.
 Wilson, Miss Julia Lane, Esther Coon
 ey, Alice and Margaret HedderTnan. A suit was; brought yesterday by
 Attorney D. F. Cole against Judge
 Arthur D, Warner of Woodbury. It
 is to recover $500 on note. The case is rather peculiar one. A few days ago Attorney Cole cashed a note ot Judge Warner's for a friend. Upor the note becoming due the Colonial Trust Go declined to have anything tc do with 1t, there being no funds witt them to pay it. Hence the suit, whicI is returnable to the district court.
 At hearing in the probate court
 yesterday afternoon Mrs Orialle La Ipointe and Antonio Zurro were de clared indigent persons by Judge
 Lowe. The hearing was held on 8 : petition. The parties named are in r mates of the insane hospital at Mid tdletown and their bondsmen failed to pay for their support.
 The will of the late Mrs Catherin, : Mccarthy was filed for probate to-day
 There will be hearing on 1t Octobe
 26. The provisions of the documen . give the widower, Jeremiah, ~$2O0 Sarah McMahon, daughter, piano
 Catherine and Ellen Burke, othe
 daughters, are left the furniture ant household effects and a house and To
 situated on Niagara stret are left t : the husband, Bernard Ellen and Cath
 crime Burke, testatrix's daughters an, : son. A piece of land on the sam
 street is to be divided between Ellel
 and Catherine Burke and the balanc
 of the estate is to go to the husban and the children above named. Tn : husbands portion Is to be considere \ fin lieu of any statutory claim he migh ) make. Mary Sullivan, another daugh ter is named executrix without bonds l Are your glasses right? visiol changes as all things do with years and the glasses that were just righ :. few years ago may be all wrong te
 day. Better let us test your eyes an
 see whether you need a change. Brols en lenses replaced ands spectacl
 frames repaired at short notice. Tn