Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-01
CITY NEWS

A daughter was born this mornin,
 to Mir and Mrs Fred T. Wells of 73
 East Main street.
 Dr J. J. Mcdonald has removed hi
 dental parlors from room 8 to rooms
 5 and 6, Apothecaries' hall building.
 The Burns club observed Halloween at Foresters' hall last night. An in teresting musical and literary program was rendered.
 E. E. Daskum has returned after
 spending week at the home of his parents, Mir and Mrs Charles E. Das kum of Thomaston.
 The board of public works will hold a meeting at o'clock this afternoon to pass upon P H. Carroll's garbage contract bill for the past month.
 You get pure green castfle kastp a good sized cake, for five cents al Lakes drug store. Good for the bath for the face and for general household use.
 A months mind mass will be cele. brated at the Immaculate Conception church, Saturday, morning at o'clock, for the late Nellie Connor of Mil street.
 Company G will hold a special meet ing this evening in the armory to make arrangements for attending the funeral of Colonel Theodore Sucher, which takes place tomorrow after noon in New Haven.
 A large crowd was present at the Halloween sociable and dance given by the Echo Social club in the new hall in Simonsville last evening. Cali peau's full orchestra was present and many new dances arranged for the oc- easion were on the program.
 A number of members of Harmony lodge. F. and A. M., will pay fra ternal visit to Friendship lodge of Southington tonight. They will leave Exchange place on q special trolley car at 6:15 o'clock this evening. The return trip will be made about mid night. t3
 John Bohan had the dock fin the city court all to himself this morning. It was lively All Halloween night for Bohan He drank far too much and in consequence he was charged with intoxication and being an habltual drmkarl. He had very little to say for himself, though he is quite young man, and he was sentenced to ninety days in Jail.
 Mrs Mary 0merod has instituted suit against the Consolidated Railroad Cc fss.. e- nOa dau,o,-.- fr,- tf,.. Ac.,th of her husband. She sues as admins tratrix and claims that through the of an engineer in the em- ploy of the defendant her husband lost his life. Omerod was employed by the Waterbury Brass Goods cor poration and was walking along the track when he was throwr down hy a moving freight car and re- ,eived such injuries that resulted In his death soon after.
 Mrs Edith Holmes Simpson. aged 24 rears, wife of Edward R. Simpson of l3sIs Griggs street. died yesterday Afternoon. Besides her husband she caves three children. Raymond. George md Gladys: her father. Charles R. Allen. three sisters and one brother. frs Grace Grant. Miss Clara Allen. fe Mary Foreier and Frederick Allen. Ill of this city. except Mrs Forcier. yhO resides in New Haven. The fu- Ieral will he held Friday afternoon at go o'clock with service ar the house nd interment In Riverside cemetery.
 Leon M. Duley and Miss Florence II. Atkinson were married yesterdag fteruoon by the Rev F. n. Buckley. Hiss Ethel Sanf0ni of TlIOma stOn was maid Of honor and Frederick ]. Tor e acted as best man. On tle way Co l he railroad station a stnsamer which | omeone attached to the harness l cared one of the horses and it I lunged acroSs the street The driver l Ised the ribbOus to good advantage nsi managed to avoid a runaway. The | be of the carrisU sIapped and l'e- ore the horseS were brought under i onfrol they ran afoui of the high l ence of the Waterbury Mfg Co. There ras lots ~ excitement but nobody ras infured and the c1uple wenf 0l heir wedding trip just tae same as ii othinE uf the kind had happened On heir return thes VII reSde on Eliza eth EtreeE