Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-26
CITY NEWS

l The Halloween partN for the mem-
 bers of the Friendly league will be I held on Monday at o'clock. .Admis-
 sion will be by ticket only. Each mem-
 Der can procure a guest card before
 Monday from the superintendent. No tickets are for sale.
 Patrick J. Quilter and Miss Nellie
 Keefe, both of 292 Baldwin street.
 were married this morning at S:3O ] @ock at the church of the Immacu-
 late Conception, the Rev Father Bro- l derrick officiating. The witnesses were Timothy O'Connell and Miss Annie 1 Quilter.
 Michael J. Hussey of 59 Pemberton
 street and Miss Josephine Lyons of II Pemberton street were married at S:30 o'clock this morning at the Immaculate F Conception church by the Rev Father
 Broderick. John Hussey was best man and Miss Nellie Lyons was maid 1 of honor.
 | In the suit of Edward H.. and Marie
 Maloney vs Dwight J. Downs in the civil superior court a suit brought for the recovery of property of the value of 5000 deeded by Mrs Maloney's aunt, Mrs Nally of Ansonia. to the de- fendant in a moment of embecility, as | the plaintiffs allege Judge Case yes terday afternon rendered judgment for the defendant to recover costs. Attorney Downs for the defendant. Attorneys Lowe, Burpee and Car mody for the plaintiff.
 A young fellow named Carl Nichols, was charged with intoXicatiOn in the police court today. He was arrested by Officer Dunais. The boys mother stated that he is one of four sons, all grown up. and that he is easily led and easily made intoxicated. ApDar- ently the effects of the drink goes to his knees instead of his head for he staggers painfully and thus attracts the attention of the police. Mrs Nich-
 ols had no doubt the boy was home
 ward bound last night when he was l taken in. She made pathetic plea and saved him though it was his third i time in court.
 The reason the trolley company
 wants to lay turnout on Baldwin | street, between Stone street and Washington street, is because that is
 about the only level spot in any part
 of the roadway from Scovill's bridge to Simonsyille If that be the best | spot, why there is no use Objecting. but when the hearing is called a big
 delegation should be on hand to in- quire when the road is to he complet- ed and operated for its entire length , The thing has been in hand nearly two years now and yet it is a long
 way from being finished.
 At the election this week in Rock | vile, JOhB E. Fahey. who has been making regular calls to Waterbury for years in the capacity of insurance agent. was elected judge of probate over Frank Burke by a majority of i three votes. MT Fahey served in the
 house of representatives and has held i other positions. He has host of | friends in Waterbury who claim that
 they would have been pleased to hear 1 of his promotion were it not for the ! fact that he belongs to the wrong po- l litical party. Mir Fahey is q repubIi- | can and the greater number of his friends in Waterbury are democrats. ] The location of the trolley tracks in
 lower South Main street is largely re- spOnsible for the conditions that Olt-
 tain there and on which the depart
 ment of public works has decided that
 at least the sum of SlJ.OO be expend-
 ed in widening the roadway so that
 the danger to teams and pedestrians
 may be minimizei. There is no Use
 asking at this date why the trolley
 company was not obliged tO widen the
 street and build a suitable retaining
 wall at the time it's plans were ap- proved That opportunity was allow
 ed to 20 by. and now there is no course open to the city but 20 ahead
 and do It out of public money. IL iS
 something that should be taken hold
 Of as so0n as possible.
 The funeral of James Donovan took
 place this morning from his late houa
 on South Main street to St Patrick's | church where mass 0f requiem waS ] celebrated by the Rev Father GIpeSun. ! The bearers were James <. Uugga1. l Patrick Dunn and Prank Lyons from | Court Falcon. r. of A.. Patrick Me | Namara. John F Calvin and William
 Eeane representing the Second diyis- ion. A. o. H. The floral tributes in ' clutled a pillow lcttereI Husband. "' \ from the wife of the deceased. slleaf ' of wheat. NIT and Mrs John Mclean: wreath. Patrick. Richard and Bridget [ Nugpnt. pillow. Court Falcon: wreath and bouquet. employees Of the buffing | and gliding department of the Sew ! England Watch company: wrath. | finishing department of the rolling min at the Benedict & Burnham Man ufacturing company: basket of rOseS. Iaura C. WOrlien. bouquets. MT and Mrs F. ]. McKeon. Mary Day. MiehaeI [ BFuIerick. The remains were taken to New Hartford for burial
 IF yOu would buy a watch. buy q Eogf ore. Our crack imported brand we bsIieEe the Lest to he had f6r any money. We have spent fifteen years in boxing for a watch that was vir- tuzily a fimekeeper- A few years aEn we fotn.I what suited and now cur imported watch may be found doing service in fhe hankeTS'- professional buSfneSs mans and lahorrrTs ppeket- If suits oz.e and an and why wD1Efn'f ff yeus He Epson JeWelr7 Ces ls BanL street