Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-20
CITY NEWS

Sl1 \ NEWS
 Miss May KtlmaFtln of. Meriden is the guest of Miss Mollia Lordscf Third street.
 All, those who have Dils against SN. Joseph's society for held day expensesl are requested to send sthannf In iimme0is is3 ately.
 Mrs James and Mrs Daniel King of Brooklyn, N. Y., who have been fha' guests of Mrs Williamfs CsOu1nn cr Or@3 ange street, returned to their horne fozl day.
 S. HNormall treated his lady clerks tus q ride Sunday afternoon and evening. They drove to Prospect, where verss dainty spread was served at the Mnr phy homestead.
 Miss Nellie Sullivan and Frank Rich} ards were married Saturday morninSR by the Rev Father Slocum. The wiisl nesses were Miss Mary A. Walsh anal James Clark Mir and Mrs RichardS will reside in Bishop street.
 Clark commandery, K. n, wili Tea pre- here at SIS o'clock tomorrow fort Hawleyville, where they will b@ joined by fratennaI bodies, with wllonM they will enjoy Held day at Tsttcfx field as the guests of St Paul'A Ipdg@ of that place.
 The following young ladies fsonA this city graduated from ahe NeWs Britain Normal school on last Friday Normal training department Bertha8 Corr, Margaret Lyman and MargareM Myers: kindergarten department, Mol-s lie Lord and Margaret M McDonald4s
 The funeral of Mdwapa Lacey tootal place this morning from his late honi@ on Emerald street, with a mass Of res quiem at the TmmacuIate Conception church by Father OzBrien and lrlfer~ ent in St Josepfss cemetery Tli& bearers were William Doran, Stephens BrOphyy John Gleason, John hFnhArs William Kelly and John Canield.
 The fire department responded fo Eli Glarm of fire from box 272 yesterdn r3 morning at 10:52 o'clock. The fro was on the second floor Of two-kena% ment house on Central avenue, whlels is owned by Mrs Matthews. The te2t- ement was occupied by Anth0nS Moore and family. Some clothes. which were hanginRq around a range. became 1gnited and caused small blaze The blaze was extinguishe0 before much dansage was done.
 Mrs Martha searie. widow of lila late Henry. Searle, formerly of FittSs ton, Pa, died mt her residence. 324 North Main street. at 11s2b this fore noon, aged "A years Shoxti funeral 8 o'clock tomorrow wight The re. mains will be tnken to Pittston as 6:35 Wednesday morning Mrs Searla Is survived by one daughter. Mrs Ei:14 abeth Berry snd William Searla Thomas, grandson, h0th@of tfas gltys
 Max Scholter, clerk at the Modeaz Clothing Co.'s sb0re. and Miss San Schreiber of Riverside sreet who yTere married in Brewsters, N. Y.. one d0Ys last week, were re-maFried Inst nightI at the home of the brides parents on Riverside street This tima the mafzl riage was solemnized according to the| Jewish rites, Rabbi Eilverman Of fhlal city officiating. Many relatives and| friends of the young couple witnessed the ceremony and were present at the, reception which followed. The bkiE1a has not yet received pardon from heal father, who is engaged in business in3 Providence Yesterday tele9raln was received from him which read 2 News received with regret L8ttelS will follow" The Schralher famiINl will remove to Providence. ATr and Mrs scholter will probably remain In this city.
 Two well dressed fellows had s1las. pleasure yesterday at Forest park on having bath with their Sunday toes on. They were padding along h as canoe which they had rented for filel afternoon, when suddenly the boae turned, throwing both into tine. waterz' They were about thirty feet Irouxi shore when the accident happened and had the distance been further ona of them would have gone to the hot-l tom. The other was good swiInnerI and reached the shore with case, bueI his companion could not swim so wel& and when he got out Of the wet hea was completely exhausted. They pss. scented a laughahIe sight when fhev reached the shore, but It dld not take them long to wiring the water out of their clothes and after this wsxs don6 they took the shortest route Iloxne. flzl order to keep out of view of the faanv people who were In the ne1ghborhOod at the time.
 William Scanion of Wamut skreef. q member of the grocery and mead
  Mss Margaret Daly, booaxkaeper for the same firm, were AnazxAad ak tbe Sacred Heart church. thas mOrniau as b:80. The ceremony was performed by the Rev Father Fitzgerald. George Bowling was best man and Miss No- rah Mlahaney was the bridesmaid Tha bride was attired in grey crepe fa. chine ana carried q prayer hooh. and the bridesmaid wore gownsok beOwn material with trimmings of waldte silk and carried a bouquet of bridal roses. After the marriage ceremony a wedz ding eakfast was held at the home of the brides motheE Mrs Maruaref Daly of 112 Walnut street. Guesfz were present from New York. Hart ford and Thomaston. Mir ana M4s Scanlon. who were the recspien1s o9 many beautiful gifts. left on an earfy train on q honeymoon to Boston ana