Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-01
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS.

The democratic convention held in the borough court room on Saturday evening for the purpose of nominating two representatives and five justices of the peace named Michael>B. Reidy and Harry Roberts for representatives, and for justices of the peace David B. Beecher, William J. Neary, John F. McDonough. Arthur W. Smith ano William Roach.
 The funeral of the late Mrs Ann Sweeney took place Sunday afternoon from theA late residence of the de ceased on Hillside avenue at o'clock Funeral services were read at St Fran cis's church at 2:30 by the Rev Father Tanning. The pallbearers were John A. Kennedy, J. H. Dunn, M. F. Coen, Richard Freeman, James Moran and IVY. H. Mccarthy. There was large number of floral offerings borne by the following, all grandsons of the de ceased: Daniel Mccarthy, James r. Sweeney, John M. Sweeney, Jr, and Edward Sweeney. The Interment was in St James's cemetery.
 l John Fitzgerald died Sunday norm l ing at his home on Arch street after a l lingering illness. Besides q wife he leaves two children, Veronica, (, and Edward, 4; q father and mother, who l reside in Ireland; three brothers, David ! Fitzgerald, Ireland; Pierce Fitzgerald, New Haven; William Fitzgerald, An sonia. The sisters are Mrs Daily and Miss Hannah Fitzgeralds of New Ha- I ven. The deceased was a member Of Court Salem, F. of A, and Division No, I, A. o. H. The funeral took place from his lnte residence at 9.3O this l morning and services were held at St
 Francis's church. The interment was in St James's cemetery.
 T Miss Margaret Quinlan died last
 night at her home on Scott street. Miss
 Quinlan was q graduate of the local High school in the class of 1903. With
 q view to fitting herself for the profes- 4 sion of teaching she entered the State I Normal school at New Britain and re-
 mained at the institution until last
 Saturday, when she was taken i'll and
 returned home. Medical aid was se q cured, but it proved Of no avail, the
 patient sinking rapidly until the end
 came. Deatlrwas due to spinal menin-
 gitis. Miss Quinlan was q young wo-
 man of exemplary habits and was held
 in high esteem by all who knew her.
 She is survived by her mother and one
 sister.
 Miss Mary E Phalen, daughter of
 Mrs Margaret Phalen of Millville ave- | Hue, dIE1 JUllu 4 l. lAtWlOT OL ValcIUuEy
 were married at St FTanciS's church at g o'clock yesterday morning by the Rev
 Father I4awlor of Danbury, brother 'l of the groom. The following priests
 were present: The Rev William Fitz-
 simmons of Ansonia; Rev Luke Fitz-
 simmons of Rockville, and Father Me,
 Cabe of Naugatuck, all relatives of the
 groom, and the Rev Father Sheridan
 of Naugatuck. The marriage ceremony
 was followed by nuptial high mass, the celebrant being the Rev Father } Lawlor. The bridesmaid was Miss Rose Lawlor u sister of the groom } Henry Booth of New Haven was bess man., The ushers were Joseph Ilawlo1 '4 of Waterbury. William Maher William
 Meegan and Matthew Grove of Naug, j atuck. Immediately after the wedding reception was held at the home of
 the brides mother. Mir and Mrs Law
 Tor left in the afternoon for St Louis
 where they will spend their honey. moon and on their return they will re
 side at 32 Vine street, Waterbury. The out of town guests present were Mrs Christopher Lawlor, mother of the
 bridegroom; James and William Law
 Tor. brothers of the brfdegroom; M and Mrs William Monaghan, Mir ant : Mrs Thomas Vikers, Mrs Michae . Keefe and family, Miss Lanretta Claf { fly, Miss Josie Wall. Miss Belle Kane
 Miss Sarah Hennessy, MT and Mrs Frank Brothers, Miss Nellie Burgess Miss Elizabeth Moran and the Misses 3 Annie and Mary Ford. all of Water l bury; Miss Lena Kennedy of New Ha ven; Mrs James Warrington of New f York, and MT and Mrs William Clinton 2 of Paterson, N. J.
 Waterbury Military band prom q
 Columbus hall morrow night. Sc,
 program i'll another column. FIX