Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-05
CITY NEWS

Marcus Meyer. died yesterday at the Brookside home The remains were removed to Mulville's morgue.
 Mir and Mrs David Hunter of Si- ,monsville entertained the members of the Waterbury Burns club at their home yesterday.
 A months mind mass of requiem was celebrated this morning at St Francis Xavier's church for the late Matthew Shea of Hickory street.
 w. S. R. Wake of the Boston F'urni- ture Co. has completed very hand some stable in the rear of his hand some residence in Euclid avenue.
 There was no meeting of the alder men Monday night. Assistant City Clerk Francis T. Reeves was present and declared the meeting adjourned for one week.
 Peter, the four months old son of road Hill street, who died yesterday, took place this afternoon with inter- ment in Calvary cemetery.
 Court Phelan. F. of A.. will hold a meeting tomorrow evening. The meet ing nights of this court have been changed from the second and fourth Tuesdays to the first and third Thurs days.
 The board of public safety held a short meeting this morning in the mayors office. Further than approv- ing of the bills and payrolls no other business of any importance was trans acted.
 Charles F. Reilly and Miss Anna Strong were married Monday at the Immaculate Conception church by the Rev Father Slocum. The witnesses were Henry Strong and Miss Rather inc Strong.
 The office effects of C. l.. Holmes & Go. have been removed from the old quarters on North Main street, to the first floor of the new Holmes block or Grand street, opposite the postotfice. where the firm will be open for busi- ness tomorrow.
 Through mistake Oswald Beringer, of Watertown, swallowed small dose of carbolc acid Sunday after noon. He had been using prepara- tion for a sore throat and got hold of the wrong bottle. While no serious result was looked for it was deemed advisable to send him to the Water bury hospital.
 List of letters remaining unclaimed in postoffice: Burdette c. Banford, Mrs Minnie Carol, Miss Sadie Carroll, Sadie Cunningham @, R. Olivet Dob- son. care James Robertson: Peter Dunn, John Keenan, Jacob Miller(. William Paul. Charles c. Paddock. Sheldon w. Peet (2), Fredie Rowe. Mrs Minnie Futile, Miss Celia Thayer.
 The board of charities held no meet ing yesterday afternoon. the members being too busy with Fourth of July matters to look after anything else. There was nothing worth while to do anyway. and no session will be called until the regular mid d-monthly meeting. Superintendent Atwood and Clerk Bass were sworn in by City Clerk Nettleton.
 The funeral of Mrs Winifred Gala gher took place from her late home on North Main street yesterday morn ing The bearers were John Miles. Henry J. Kennaugh, Frank J. Kelly, John Sayles, Thomas Coyle anl Walter B. Lannon. The remains were taken to Idtchfield in charge of J. H. Null vile. where the burial took place. preceded by a mass of requiem at St Anthony's church by the Rev Father Skelly.
 Mrs Lucy A. Cremin. wife of Dr L. NJ Cremin of New Britain, died after 1 a few weeks illness at her home Ss West Main street yesterday morning The deceased was born in Naugatuck and was we'll known in Waterbury. having attended the convent of Notre Dame for six years. graduating from | that institution in 1886. She leaves 1 two children. Irene and Lawrence, one 1 brother. Thomas Couran, and two sis ters. Mrs I. F. Hayes and Catherine | Couran of this city. The funeral will be held at 9:30 Thursday morning | from the late home Of the deceased in New Britain.
 Miss Elizabeth Esther Rourke. | daughter of Mrs NJ. ]. Rourke of If | Grove street, was married at 9:3o, | July 3rd, hy the Rev T. M Crowley. pastor of St Thomas church. to Lwellyn Clark Hardy. son of Mrs Elizabeth Hardy of Hyde Park. Mass. | Immediately after the ceremony NIT and Mrs Hardy left for a short wed. ding trip. The wedding was quiet only immediate relatives being pres ent It was originally planned for Wednesday. June 2s. but owing to the serious illness of the brides mother was postponed until this date. The bride was attended by her sister Miss Mollie F.. Rourke and uncle James H. Downey.
 Between Saturday evening and yes terday morning the police reaped quite harvest of shooting irons. About dozen handsome revOlvers were takeT from boys and men who seemed tC have no more sense than their OWL 1 children. And q peculiar thing about this affair is that all the weapons were of heavy calibra and loaded to th' muzzIp with hall cartridges. 1h' roIice cannot understand why men who seemingly should still be in th' nursery. or tied to their mothers aproT strings should go about celebrating rh' ! e,I,-ious Fourth with dangerous wea ! roDs loaded with sIi'l more dangero'l' cartridges. Further than depriyin. ,bem of their weapons. nothing wa [ done with the owners
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