Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-24
CITY NEWS

A SUI as bpi II lliIs HUI u MI and Mrs James Foley of 4S Fuller street
 To-day and tonight. Friendly league hall tuberculosis free exhibit. 9 a. m. to 9:3O p. m.
 At eight o'clock tomorrow, Thurs day. night there will be a meeting of the local aerie of Eagles
 The Auditorium will be the place next Tuesday evening. May 30. Pop ulsr prom by Military band. Good music
 The stamp station of the Penny Provident bank will close for the sum- mer next Saturday afternoon. May 29. It will be open as usual next Satur- day from 3:3O to 4:30.
 The funeral of Mrs Katherine Rora- back will he held tomorrow morning at S:3O o'clock from her late home, iu., Baldwin street, with mass of re- quiem at St Francis Xavier's church and interment in St Joseph's ceme- ! tery.
 Daniel T. Harrington has sold for Alexander Morin of Bristol. three | family house at 8 Clay street. to An nie Byrnes of Waterbury. and also sold l for Mrs Leo C. Herr. three-family house corner of Wood and Dikeman | streets to Julius c. Esplain. g Margaret. the sixteen -year-old dsugh- ter of Mrs Catherine McGlynn of Griggs street died yesterday afternoon. | The funeral will be held tomorrow morning at SEQ o'clock with a mass of requiem at St Thomas church and intermenr in St Joseph's cemetery. List of letters remaining unclaimed l in the postofiice: Albert Aspin @. | Mrs Ernest Benson. Mrs Monalildo Hoodnett. Alton S. Hallett, Gus Jac- qua. John MonarU William Perdrix. ] Mrs Emma Potter. N C. Ransom. Chas Thompson. J. D. Thompson, O'Connor 1 White.
 The funeral of Henry F, Caswell took place yesterday afternoon from his late home on Pine street with ser vice by the Rev Charles X. Dinsmore and interment in Riverside cemetery. | The bearers. members of Wadhams post were E. \. Pendleton. George Robbins. 0. W. Cornish. John Higgins. E. B. Merriman and John T. Egan.
 Neil McGill. we'll known hack driver and hostler. has brought suit for 5000 damages against the town of Plymouth and the Plainville Trolley Go. On October 15 last he claims that owing to insufficient protection on 8 certain highway in Plymouth his horse went on trestle owned by the Plain vile Trolley Co and fell between tht ties. receiving serious injury. while hs escaped with a few scratches.
 The Hunt Trading StamI store on South Main street Is thins of the past here. For some week. those who were running the venture here saw that it's days were numbered , Business was far from good. notwitl
 standing the brilliant offers that wer'
 made to invest in the stamps of thu
 company. There were two or thre'
 people employed in the place and i seems they gave the tip fo thei
 friends to fill up their books and ge
 their goods as soon as possible. Whei
 an officer went to the place yesterda,
 to place an attachment there vas noth
 ing left of the once fourishing concern
 Judge Peasley acted as toastmaste
 at the first annual banquet of in
 physical department of the '. NJ.
 A.. held in the gymnasium last night
 Toasts were responded to as follows
 sThe Gvm." B. R Kelsey: Bowling.
 C. !. Middleton: Basketball" C. NJ Warner. Addresses were also deliy
 cred bv F. I. Trowbridge. W. Danahe' I. Dews. oscar Stahl. Edward McWi
 Hams of South Norvalk. A. !. Queeney F. G. Goodyear. George Barnes. Wa ! ter Funk and Dr Gooienough. Tn
 entertainment came to close by thre J ringing cheers for Secretary Ross an
 Physical Director Goodyear The al
 fair was in charge of Mrs E. W. Tir
 ker Mrs Phillips. Mrs Robert F. Plat
 Misses Dillon. Lyons. Dodge. MOseley , Bernice Burton and Sophia and Nelli smith.
 Mulraiy council K of ( rendered
 reception to Court McGivney Daugh
 iers of Isabella st Leavrnworth hal
 last night. The program included ad
 dresses by John NJ. Hearn. Naugatucs
 District Deputy and Grand Knigh 1 O'Neill of Mulcahy council. selection
 fy court MctiiTnev chorus. composed 0 , the Misses Mary Morgan. Bessie Fla } gan. Agnes Slavin. Susie McAlenney
 Jennie CuIhane. Kathersne Carroll Bel gen. Nellie Sutton. Katherine Deneh,
 and Margaret Cassidy: recitation. D.
 I.awIor: solo. James F. Colwell: baDt
 solo. Joseph H. McGuinness: recitation Mildred Somer<. pano solo. NIT
 Charles A. Finley. Browne furnish
 cd music. The committee of arrange
 rueurs consisted Of Edward l:ea
 Charles \. Finley. ]. :. Wcr-ley
 Thomas Bahan. M- F. Kelly. James I
 CaIp-ell and William H. DonOvsn- Tn - sttendsncn was large. o~eT three hun
 drrd being present
 - Tssrui wedding gifts arc the mos [ r.lea sinr to the recipients esperiail
 when they possess those lsSting qusl
 ,iss. In sterling silver this is mars ad feature worthy of thought Os
 stork Is revelation on suggestion , and combined with the many prevail
 ing ideas. you are enabled io ehcos
 easily. The Up~on Jewelry. Co. c