Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-12
CITY NEWS

CITY NEWS
 A daughter was born Thursday tc MT and Mrs John Kenney of 58S Bald
 win street.
 The Friendly Three will give shirt
 waist promenade and dance at Judas
 hall, Oakville, on Thursday evening,
 May 25.
 ' The beautiful rain, of last night helped vegetation wonderfully. We
 could stand . little more, but seeing 1t
 doesn't come we should be thankful
 for what we have received and hope
 and pray for more soon. h'
 7 R. s. Wotkyns acted as toastmaster i. at the annual banquet of the Mems club of Trinity church in the parish | house last night. The speakers in-
 cludsd c. J. Pierpont, c. A. B2nham, 70, x. Davis, R. s. Walker, c. B.
 Churchill. Sheriff Gillette related a few amusing stories.
 It is worth a good deal to have a
 drug store where you feel, at home
 Choose ope thoroughly reliable and get
 acquainted; when sickness comes you
 will feel . confidence you would not
 have in strangers. Mir Lake, for thir-
 ty years at 2l South Main street is one
 of the druggists who welcome every.
 one and give trustworthy service
 The story to the effect that the Con.
 solidated road would change It's sta
 tion site on account of some opposf-
 ton on the part of the City Lumber
 company and the various beef houses
 to move from their present location Is practically denied at the general 0ff1ccs in New Haven One ofllcIal stated he Thought the matter of,,as tn&pge the Station had not been discussed.
 Two divorce suits have been added to the long list awaiting trial in the superior court. Both come from Nau- eatuck and Kennedy and Cassidy repre- sent the plaintiffs in each. Marion l.. Perkins wishes to be freed from Adm T. Perkins on the grounds of desertion and int0lerable cruelty. On the grounds of infidelity Jolrn Ruttiger asks to be released from hls wife Helen c. Ruttiger. One John Donovan is the alleged cause of trouble in the case. Both cases arc returnable to the superior court in June.
 The o6icers of the grand lodge I. 0. o. F. visited Waterbury last night and were the guests of Ansantawae en- campment. They were banqueted, Chief Patriarch R. K. Reid acting as The guests included Grand Patriarch Walter Pond of New Haven; Grand High Priest Weston of Hartford; Grand Senior Warden Smith of Bristol: Grand Junior Waruen Wedge of Bridgeport; Grand Treasurer Burges of Stamford; Grand Represcn- tatives Reynolds of Bridgeport and Bailey of Derby: Grand Conductor Bretzfelder of New Haven. and Grand Sentinel Pratt of Deep River.
 The graduating class of the Barnari och00I held q meeting yesterday after 0oon. The honors for commencement day resulted, as followR: valdictoriasi, Correnda Blansneld; salutatorian, John WaHen; class speaker. William Bow
 rs; president. Russell Quinn; vice president. William Bowers: secretary, Julia Mccarthy: treasurer, John Burns; class prophet, Max kamak: prophet on prophet. Charles O'Brien; cIass will, John Lauper; class historian, Herbert Howland; committee on pins. Mable Chipman. Celia Crochet. VII Nam Wood; committee ea colors. Charles Brown. Robert Currie. Fred lfaier; committee on class notto. sarah | Derman, Porter HayDor. Emess Obers- | fall.
 The funeral of the late John Ryan fook place this morning from the fam | M residence, 507 North Main street. i to St Thomas' church where a solemn | mass of requiem was celebrated with Fathef Heferuan of Wilmington. D. c: nephew of the ased eelebrant; Father DueEan of deacon .;Fathsf sheri- dan of Nauntuck. sub-deacon: md Father Crowley. mister Of cere- ponies- The bearefs were Patrick aoIohan, Charles R. Bsunsn. John W. Banney. Tefrsnce O'Briee. Dennis J. laarnw and Hugh Brennan Father Heffernan conducted service at the Rrave h1 et Joseph's cemetesy. where |he burial took place The funersl s6s very largely attendesl many be- |ng present from out of51towu The Boral o(Yeriu1 were profUne-
 An sFnneements bave ben com ,5eted for the annual May ferfival of Dt Joseph-s T.. A. socsefy and the af- ajr vilI open up af Eagies' hall next Yednenday evening and vfIl run for or nighfs. A nne stnex eutRfsin- Best hos been pfovidei for each even V. thefe gf11 be somefhfn4 new eveFy |1SAt ts see. and . visif to tihe hall will . pelI usrth tbe pziee o{ adnisslss- | 'nIMEro Wrheeen vm f1Fn1oA tbe 1un1e 6w f1s 6nnc1nG wh1f4 w1M be 1n1e Gne ef the 0er1nl feBfuF0 eaeA l l11k <DH11ny evuu1nG' nAy M v1n | z nuDuD nG 0e 0f e U1O1ne nao1t |
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