Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-29
CITY NEWS

ly woman noticed in the art studios of
 Waterbury in years is that of Mrs Bowling of Tralee, Ireland, now on
 exhibition at Pollak's. When she
 was girl of twenty-one or twenty-twO
 she must have been good type oi the
 charming women of that country
 whom the poets have enshrined in song
 and story. The picture belongs to Mrs
 Dowling's son who resides on PemDcr- 1 ton street.
 The will of the late Julia Crosby of ] Cold Springs, N. Y., was filed for probate today. Mrs Crosby decreed that the heirs of Marvin Wilson, de- | ceased. be released and discharged from the payment of certain prom issory note for 5000. The rest of her estate appears 10 have consisted of personal property and household of. fleets and this she distributed among her grandchildren, Gussie w and Car rle l.. Camp. Helen, Harry, Chauncey and Frederick Crosby.
 District Deputy Hearn of .,Saugatt,ck has just arrived home from the k. of c. convention at Los Angeles. One resolution in which Waterbury was in- terested passed the body and is now in the hands of the national board of di- rectors. The resolution authorizing a monument to the founder of the order the late Rev NJ. J. McGivney, was re- ceived with satisfaction by all the del egates. The monument will be erected in Waterbury in the near future. The place has not been selected, but it may be in one of the public parks. This afternoon in the city court. criminal side. Judge Burpee committed
 Julia. Josephine and John. aged re spectively 9. [, and years. children of Thomas Quirk of Ann street, to the temporary home. By the evidence of their half sister and Probation Officer Combelack it was shown that the children were destitute of suitable home. Jennie, who is nearing her thirteenth year took her mothers pock- etbook this morning and with her youngest sister whose age is about | years went to New Haven, it is sup posed. a-}
 Judge Wheeler this afternoon ap- pointed Attorneys Carmody and Pierce assistant counsel to Attorneys Guil- fOile and I.auber. counsel for the de- fense. In making the appointments he said the case was too serious matter for the accused to let 1t solely in the hands of counsel as young as Messrs Lauber and Guilfoile. At that time the court had not informed Guilfolle and Lauber of his intention 10 give them assistance and he did not wish them to understand that he considered their ability inferior. bur as judge of the court and in view of the serious charge against the accused he thought in justice to them and his con science he ought to give them the pro tcction of more experienced counsel.
 The Merrimac A. C. will run their first annual excursion to Savin Rock Tuesday. July 4. two special trains will leave the Doublin street station, the first at S:1J the second ten minutes later. This will be the first excursion to run to Savin Rock over the loop The tickets are limited to I0O Those who wish to get tickets should buy them in advance: tickets for the round trip are S1.l0. this includes car fare to New Haven. trolley fare both ways to the Rock. admission to the White City and the use of the dance hall. Train will leave New Haven on inc return trip at ten o'clock. Tickets are for sale at Frank Becton's jewclry store. East Main street. F.. ]. Dona- hue's in Brooklyn, F.. ]. Morgans. north end and Fftzpatrick's drug store. cast end.
 Miss Anna Cecilia. daughter of Mir and Mrs Joseph kennerncy, 3i Silver street. and George Augustus DoraE were married at S o'clo-k yesterday morning al the Sacred Heart church by the Rev Peter C. Dunigsn. assisted by the Rev r. ]. McGrath of Toronto. Can The bridesmaid was Miss Mary Ken nerney. sister of tho bride. and the best man James J. Doran. brother of the groom. The bride wore a gown oi whife French lawn trimmed with Duchess lace. She carried an ivory prayer book and wore q white picture | hat. The bridesmaid was similarly 1 gownsd. Mendelssohn's wedding march was played by Mrs Lucien F. | Wolff and Miss Katherine A. Glostcr ] sang -Sslve Regina during the offer ! tor ai the nuprisl high mass which . followed tho ceremony \ wedding 1 hrcskfsst wa< served al tho home Of l, the brides rarpass after which Mr And | NrH DcrsB left for c shsrf wedding | trir. nev wfI1 reu51e st 3a Silver