Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-15
CITY NEWS

Miss Alice Hughes of South Fin street left to-day for the St Louis fair.
 Detective William Keegan ana fam. lly are enjoying a vacation at New London.
 Gs T. Perry, undertaken at T.
 Burrall & Co.'S, and Mrs Perry are nome after two weeks vacation at Cedar Beach.
 There will be months mind mass tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock at f1lo Immaculate Conceptions church for the late Michael Noonan of South Main street.
 Miss Katherine Carroll Bergen. stenographer in the office Of Mayor Elton, left Saturday on a two weeks, vacation to be spent at Morris and Woodmont
 William Byron, Jr, and Thomas Flaherty have returned from a 6shine trip at a pond near Harw1nton. Thev caught number of little fish, but the big ones appeared to have ela1de8 them. f :.
 A man named Reilly. who has heen employed as a hacknan. had Iie jea broken early this morning. He YVES assisting Henry Freeman, the hack. man, in carrying a trunk from the Gables building on Prospect street when he slipped and fell. The trunk Tell on Reilly's leg and broke it.
 The Young Lolly Pops defeated the
 Young Tigers by a score of IS to IS. The game was won by the good pitch ing of ". Brophy and catching of Tom Clifford. The LolIy Pops would like to arrange game with any team in the city under 10 years of age. Any team wishing a game call on 2. Devine, 94 Fuller street.
 John J. Fitzgerald. clerk of fl,e board of education, has been busiiv engaged during the past week in send. ing out notices to different teachers stating that they have been reappoinf. ed and requesting them to send word whether or not they intend to accept the reappodntment. This is the frss year that such a method has been put into practice.
 Henry Donovan bartender at Cofs fey's cafe, is mourning the loss Of q valuable Scotch collie pup, aE3oTlt months old, which was run over and killed by trolley car on South Main street Saturday morning at o'clock. Donovan claims that the m0borman des liberately ran over the dog and infende to claim damages from the trolley company through his counsel. Kennedy and Cassidy.
 John Cream, one of the old residents of this city, died yesterday afternoon at his home, 50 Pemberton street. Be- sides his widow he leaves three sons and one daughter, Hugh Crean of New York city, Patrick, Daniel and Miss Elizabeth Crean of Waterbury. Th6 funeral will take place to-norrows morning at 8:30 o'clock with mass of requiem at the Immaculate Cons ception church and interment in new St Josephs cemetery.
 Deputy Sheriff William Gillette drove to the upper part of Cooke street yesterday and paid a visit to the homes of Angelo Marcello ana Frank Zelo, who live on Linwood street. He was armed with warrants to search their places for liquors. At Marcello's he found a keg of beer hidden beneath a tomato plant in U garden at the rear of the house. and quor Prosecuting Agent Pierce may issue warrants for both mems arrest.
 John Sullivan, the little s-years-old son of Florence Sullivan of 61 Pleasant street, while out playing in the yard with couple of his come panions last evening, about 2 o'clock, met with very painful accident. Tn some manner he tripped and fell against a sawhorse, his forehead striking one of the spikes An ugly gash extending from the upper part of the forehead to the eyebrow was inflicted. Dr Donahue was summon ed and found the boy in weakened condition from loss of blood He put ten stitches in the wound.
 P. R. Kelly of Beacon Falls and Miss Annie Sullivan Tindel of HIS Maple street were married this morning at the Immaculate Conceps tion church by the Rev Father Brod< erick. The witnesses were Miss Ida Julian and William Casey of Beacon Falls. The bride and maid of honoE were attfred in white silk and carried bridal roses. A wedding breakfast was served at the residence of Mrs Ju- Han. None but immediate relatives of the young couple were present. MT and Mrs Kelly were the recipients of a large number of valuable pres ents, including furniture from John Dawson and an etching from MT and Mrs McGowafl. The couple left this afternoon for wedding trip t0 St Louis. On their return they will rouaxafN &xa 41.fu rsffv Y