Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-29
CITY NEWS

Mrs Thomas Kelly is visiting in New Hartford with her daughter.
 A son was born Thursday to Mir and Mrs Patrick Burke, 97 South street. Mir and Mrs P. J. Sears have re- turned to West Haven after three weeks visit here
 Miss Anna Borst of 44O North Main street is spending the remainder of tlta season at the Lindsay cottage, Wood mont
 F. r. Slavin, the optician, has re- turned to his office, after six weeks in the hospital and undergoing an opera tion for appendicitis.
 The funeral of Daniel Cassidy will be held from the family residence on South Leonard street to St Patrick S church at 1:30 o'clock tomorrow after noon.
 There seems to be still few who have neglected to pay their internal revenue tax On this tax after July before that date.
 Real Estate Broker Louis M. Raffel has sold for Mary R. Chagmet her ten ement block and three building lots in Hartford to Jared Spafhney and Jennie Albert.
 Opening services at the Swedish Baptist tabernacle on Bishop street, near North Main and Grove streets. will take place this evening at s o'clock, when a festival will be held.
 Mir and Mrs Joseph Gale and family and Mrs Hayward and daughter. and the Misses Eva Pratt, Mamie Hogan and Margaret Byrnes, are spending a two weeks vacation at Atlantic City.
 Through the agency of Baron J. Torkomian a three family house at 12o East Farm street was sold for c. w. Atwood to Samuel MoskowitZ. and a three family house. No 1S9 North Willow street, for Henry Gessert to William Hine
 The funeral of Clifford William German, son of MT and Mrs George F. German of West Porter street. took place this afternoon with ser vice at the house by the Rev Benja- min F. Root of the Third Congrega- tional church and interment in Pine Grove cemetery. There was large number of floral tributes.
 At meeting of the Bunker Hill school district last night it was voted to rescind the action taken at a previ- ous meeting with reference to the pur- chase of the Guy Porter property for a school site. It was then decided to buy land adjoining the Porter place h nd ply,1n for S6,250
 The \. Y., \. H. and H. R. R. Co announce in advertisement in to-day's issue a feature which should be espe cially attractive to many who are un able to take advantage of their popu lar day excursions The excursion is booked to the popular resort. Steeple chase Island. on Thursday evening August 3. special train leaving Water round trip is only 75 cents.
 The funeral of Mrs Bridget Woods | took place this morning from her late home on Cherry street with mass of requiem at the Immaculate Concep 1 ton church and interment in St Jo | seph's cemetery. The bearers were John C. Thompson, William McKen nerney. Jeremiah Scully. Dennis Crary. Joseph Reilly and James De laney. The floral tributes included 8 sheaf of wheat from the family; pill low. grandchildren: and a bouquet from Mir and Mrs Philip Duphen.
 Mrs William H. Latham, aged B years. wife of William H. Latham ol | II Bellevue street, died yesterday morning. Besides her husband sht leaves two sons, Walter, who is now in the Philippines. William of this city. her father, w. T. Monroe ot | Bridgeport, two brothers, Edward Monroe of Bridgeport and Louis o New Haven, and three sisters. Char lotte. Irene and Bessie of Bridgeport | The funeral will he held Sunday after noon at o'clock.
 Mt Olive A. NJ. F. Zion church or | Pearl street will be dedicated to-mor row. The exercises will begin at o'clock ill the morning. when the Rev George F.. Riddle. D. h.. presiding elder of the New England district, vii preside at love feast. He will b, assisted at this service by the Rev T | C. Hoffter and Preachers Platt ! HopeweIl and Wilson of this city. A 1O:i5 Bishop Hood is scheduled to de liver the dedicatory sermon. At ? m. the dedicatOry service will be held at which Dr Riddle will preside. Thi will he followed by communion q 3:4J At 1:IJ Bishop Hood will delive the sermon.
 James TempletOn of Wateryill
 made some fun on the city court to day. Judge Peasley presided. Temple
 ton was charged with breach of tin
 peace by knocking down his fellow
 workman. Jeremiah Sheehan. Temple
 ton said Sheehan assumed too man
 lugs to please him and he merely gav
 him push of his hand and he fel
 down like "an old calf" Sheehal
 was not satisfied with the complaint
 He thought it should be assault witt
 intent to kill. for he firmly believed
 Templeton would have done for hin
 this morning but fOr the timely ar rival of assistance. X fine of s10 aE. costs or the alternative of going t
 jail was imposed Terrence Hins
 was also given thirty days In'
 Patrick Creedon was given sixty day
 for making q disturbance at hi
 home.
 The new Swedish Baptist church q Bishop street will be formally opene tomorrow morning at 10.45 o'clOcl when the Rev 0. \. Engstrand of Ne' York will preach in Swedish. At B tomorrow afternoon q service in tn English language will he held q