Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-04
CITY NEWS


 Miss Belle M. Siguorney. well known lin, was married in Madison yesterday lin, was married in Madsoin yesterday to Emil Schneelock, a Brooklyn law yer. The wedding was at noon at the Congregational church.
 There was no city court today. Sen tence was suspended In the continued case of the young fellow, Hyman Freidman, charged with theft of S25 worth of leather from Henry Davidoff, HIS East Main street, and he went to work this morning. ', A young fellow named Boylan, re- siding on Mill street, had his right arm broken yesterday while playing football. The boy got into scrim- mage and when the smoke had cleared he was down and out. Dr Russell re- duced the fracture. .s
 Fish ought to be cheap in the north end for some time. Yesterday after noon Max Cook and the Hausdorf brothers, Amel and Richard, returned from the most successful fishing trip reported this year. They brought home $50 perch, and everyone of them was worth catching.
 The proprietor of the Elsmere hotel at Walnut Beach, Charles w. Moss, who is very well known here, has been sued for $5,000 damages for islander. The plaintiffs, Louis and Bertha Neu- berger of Bridgeport, claim that they were elected from the hotel by MT Moss and in doing so he used language that constituted islander.
 List of letters remaining unclaimed in the postoffice: Miss Nellie Begley, H. B. Clark, Mrs Helen Cuddy, Miss Marie Dupree, Mrs P. r. Hammel, James E. Hills, Jack King, William H. Mccarthy, Charles F. Meyers, Timothy O'Sullivan, Miss Pearl E. Parker, Charles F. Root, Fred k. Roberts. Mrs Emma J. Slater, H. Wilson South Main). ..
 Many people have been eagerly awaiting the dance and sociable given by the Fourth division, A. o. H., fin the new hall in the Casino, Polfs build ing, on East Main street, which takes p.ace tonight. The members of this division need no introduction to all lovers of dancing and many hundreds are sure to be on hand to try out the new floor.
 One week from tonight and the St Thomas Cadet Juniors will be holding forth in Eagles hall, the occasion be- ing the second annual dance and so- clable for the benefit of the football team. A fine dance program arranged by Lallier will be a treat to all who | are present and the floor will be as good as can be. A large number of tickets have already been sold.
 J. Albert Browne, who returned re- gently from an extended vacation, announces that he will resume piano instruction on Monday, October 9th. MT Browne calls attention to the fact that his studio is removed from 33 Abbott avenue to 150 Grand street. opposite the pOstofflce. This is Mir Brownes fifth season in Waterbury and indications point to greater sue cess than ever. Pupils wishing con venlent lesson hours should apply at the studio before Monday.
 A very pretty wedding took place at the parish house Of'the church of the llllAANfuluNt lbAAANkIAibAA dA A< VI tDNh to-day. when Miss Mae Agnes Dillon and Albert Edward Keller were united In matrimOny by the Rev w. ]. Slo- cum.F Etta May Keller acted as maid of honor and Harry IT. Camp Ofiiciated as best man. Following the ceremony dinner was served at their home. | They were the recipients of many beau tiful gifts After a trip of few days they will reside at their new home. 36 Elizabeth street, Waterbury.
 Another class in first course cookery will open at the Friendly league on | Friday evening. also a new evening class for beginners is being formed for | the gymnasium. Any who wish Co l enter any class will do well to secure a place as soon as possible as it is necessary tO limit the number in each class. There are a few vacancies in the Wednesday evening class for fine sewing. Other evening classes are opening in elOcuiOn. commercial course. mandolin. chorus. English lit. eruture. industrial and decorative art and embroidery. Morning and after. noon classes are forming in all de partments. Full information may be obtained from the superintendent either in the office or by telephone office hours. 10 a. m. 10 f2.3O. 3s}O tC 2. 7:3O to 10 D. m.
 The funeral of Mrs Mary IT. Latham took place Tuesday morning from hel late home. i3 North Vine street. tC Hall Memorial chapel Among the flowers were. \ pillow. inscribed Mother" from children; basket. from employees of Frederick Stanley's room Srovill Manufacturing Co: wreath from pacing room. Blake X JOhnson's: standing cross, from hook and eye and box departments. Ameri ' can Pin Co: cross. from Mrs Micllae Burns: bouquets. Mrs Blaeka1l Mrs Baker. Mir Lewis. Susie Stout. Mr and | Mrs Stout and daughter. Mrs Waas, | Mrs Rasenl,aum. Mrs l. Taylor. Mrs nains. Saxe X FIuto. Nr and Mrs | Noble. Mrs D. Coulon. Mrs Levine. | Misses Downs. Farrell. Walsh and | Urufva. Daughters of the King. Hattie . Wisker. Mrs BrOnbrUek. Mrs Vaughn and Mr and Mrs HUrace Hill and daughter. The pallbe1reTs were James | Burns. Alfred Teller. James Stout and John MarcouX-
 The wedding season is now on in | fun force and the extensive line of l fine silver. decurateil china and cut | glass is already showing the elect of ! the wedding eift seekers at fhe Cps1n | Jeuelry Co This firm Is making sp@