Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-14

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 Miss Fannie Meltzer of this city was maid of honor at the Ziskin- . Dunn wedding in Hartford last night.
 An early mass will be added at St Patrick's church, beginning next Sun day. The masses will be at 6, 7:3O 9 and 10:45.
 The board of education will hold a regular mid-monthly meeting ,iiis evening and make the usual prepara- tions for opening of the fall term of the schools.
 The bans of marriage were au- nounced yesterday at St Patrlck's for the first time between Margaret Me Carthy of Bank street and Peter Dug gan of the east end
 Paul David, the l year and : months old son of Mr and Mrs William H Sweeney of Cole street. died yesterday The funeral took place this afternoon With lnterment in new St Josephs cemetery:
 Companies c and A, C. x. G.. re- turned home from Camp Roberts Sat urday afternoon. The boys left the grounds at o'clock and showed up at the Naugatuck station at TAO, all in good health and spirits.
 Telesphore Baribault of lower Bald win street has gone to Canada. where he hopes to find some tidings of his uncle. Jeffrey Baribaur, who left Meriden seventeen years ago and has not been heard from here since Daniel P. McNamara of Luke street, for some time past an employe Of Holmes, Booth X Haydens, entered the employ of the Waterbury Mfg Co to-day. Mir McNamara was popular with the help at Booths and as proof of this they made him the recipient Of a beautiful meerschaum pipe and tobacco case.
 Things were rather enlivened for a short time early Saturday night in the east end. A rather old man got into a dispute with foreigner and before the former was aware Of il his face was being made the receiving end for blows delivered by his. chance ac- quaintance. The men were quickly stopped by onlookers and each went his way vowing to get even at some other time.
 James w. Fishburn. president of the colored American SatieHal IHdppeHa- ent association, of Hartford. conduct ed the services yesterday at the Bap- tist church. Last evening he deliv- cred a lecture at the A. M. F.. Zion church and will give another there this evening. The organization of which he Is president con-ucts a school for colored children and has many scholars. The president expects to add large number from Water bury to the list.
 As Charles Dudley. the automobile agent. was turning the corner at Cherry street yesterday morning. a bicycle rider came along East Main street, Both were going at fairly good speed and 10 avoid an accident both tried 10 turn aside Unfortunate ly both turned in the same direction. and MT Dudley was compelled to run into the sidewalk in order not to put the cyclist on the injured list The hig car crashed into the curbing but 1t escaped with very little damage: the knuckle on one uf the wheels was bent. The man on the wheel when he saw the automobile % for the side walk. did not even walt to See if there was any damage done or to thank NIT Dudley for doing as he did The chances are that when the latter again meets cycllst he will not he so considerate.
 The funeral of Mrs James Murnane took place this morning from the fam ! iIv residence. 1n south street. to Si Francis Xavie-'S church. where sol emn mass of requiem was celebrated with Father Fleming as deacon. Fathei Dunigan. deacon. and Father Andrew TraynOr. sub-dparon. Al the afertOry ! a Trio was rendered hy Miss Elizabeth ! Dunn. J NJ. Daly and r. I. Howe 7 After the service a quartet composed nf the following voices rendered Rest Spirit. Rest. The Misses Elizabeth . and sadie Dunn. !. M. Daly amh Thomas r Naher. The bearers were Patrick Thompson Henry Byrne~ William Robinson. Terrence C1ugAlau William Murray and Thomas Kane The out of town persons present fu "lu,led Senator William Brennan %. New London and Walter MrNaUv q. AnsoHia. The iutermeut was in ~- JUSephS cemetery.
 . Tomorrow will be rel letter d-. for the Italians of this city. the 1s--a~- ion being the grand festival of vf-ro-. iO Emanuel IT socisty at thp I,-fviu. park. The festivities will ID-fn a--Tr in the morning a- . o'rInrE pfrh 4 parade by fine Italian Marine hand under the leadership of Paul Warr0ua. . Al g S'-lnck the hand will h1pskfaS- ' and theme VrOoeeI 70 rha q \. R- hall Here the biz parade wiI form and rrn0eeI through -hp prfnrfpsl : streets 9f the citv- At 1T a-rIoek aII will take rars for tha Driving pa-E. . The rpurerr starts at r. 0-cEark aud daneing will oDurinun aIl afternoon. { There will also ba ho-~1 raefBz an,l other sports as well s< raf'e on Q god watrh- five dollar gold piece susI q silk umbrella The rpfah-arfnn VIII s-osre to ST end f- the evening win a grand display rF fireworks wtfrh ufII te Io1keI after 'T Mr Wsnzns of New Yo-k- The uezsaher= rf fhe Sa- eierv assert that hzsnT new pie@-~- unknown ts rhe recFle of rhis cftr- viii he sci or
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