Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-18
CITY NEWS

The members of the Friendly leaRu
 Will hold a Dutch costume party to
 night in the hall.
 Miss Nora Tynan of South street
 home after visiting relatives in Ney
 York and Philadelphia
 Waterbury Military band will giv one Of their popular proms at Colum bus hall. Naugatuck, tomorrow night I Daniel T. Harrington has sold fo John Leather his three family house a the corner of Easton avenue ant Brewster street.
 Mrs Cottle, who has been spendin, me week with her brother, Eugen, l Hubbard and family of West Haven has returned home
 Paul Quinn and Miss Etta Johnson were married yesterday at the I'm maculate Conception church by tn, Rev Father Broderick
 An anniversary mass will be cele
 brated Saturday morning at s o'clocl at the Immaculate Conception churcl for the late Miss Bridget Sweeney. | hoih itLpddlCh. pTlHclpdl Ol Margaret Croft school and Superfntend | of Schools Tinker. are visiting tht schools of South Manchester today. The funeral of James Shields will be | held from the family residence or kingsbury street to the Immaculate Conception church at S:30 o'clock to morrow morning.
 The funeral of Mrs Olive Adams will take place Friday morning at 9:15 from the house to the church of the Immacu- lat Conception. Burial will be in New St JOseph's cemetery.
 List of letters remaining unclaimed in the postoffice: Mrs Maude Bishop; Mrs May J. Burner: William Caligan; Miss Caroline Ganbey: Mrs F. J. Hag. gerty: Babette Hubert; Samuel Jos eph: C. H. Johnson; Earnest McMahon; G. H. Robbins; Edward Sticks; Chas M Webster
 The funeral of Otto H. Lohr was held yesterday afternon from his home, 133 West Main street. the Rev Paul Lempke officiating The pallbearers were Max and Curt Kiesling. Alfred Bergman, John Werzinger and Fritz Kramer. The interment was in River side cemetery.
 William Burton Henry and Miss Ruby Hayward Ineson were married last evening at the home of the brides parents. MT and Mrs A. F. Ineson. Oak. vile, by the Rev F. W. Fletcher of Morris. Ernest Henry, the groom's brother. was best man. and Miss Laura Tolles was maid of honor. The couple will reside in Oakville.
 Mrs Mary Mellon died last night at her home. 36 Jackson street. She is survived by three sons and three daughters, Thomas, William. Joseph, Mrs Sarah Quinn and the Misses Kath- erine and Mary Mellon. The deceased had resided in that street for oyer half a century and was always regarded as an ideal neighbor. The time of the funeral will be announced later.
 Some of the heirs of the late Edward Scovill appear anxious for their DOT ton of his estate. A motion was heard in the probate court today by Judge Lowe for partial distribution of the estate. Attorney Hunt appeared for some of the heirs and Judge Peasley for others. Most of them live in Cali fornia and few in Waterbury. A de cision will be given tomorrow. The estate amounts to about Sj0.OO0.
 City Engineer Cairns of Waterbury. who with Mayor William F. Henney of Hartford and Clinton Spencer of Suf- field was appointed few days ago by FrHIr the assessment levied against the East ern Biscuit company by the Manchester Sanitary and Sewer district. cannot act The lawyers agreed to the ap- pointment of A. E. Alderson. a civil engineer of West Hartford. and yester- day Judge Rorsback appointed Mir Al derson in place of NIT Cairns.
 MRS B. KEOUGH. 1s4 Baldwin street.-The big sale still continues. We feel deeply indebted to our many customers for the patronage which they have shown us during the past week. and will now endeavor to return due compensation. As a special favor to our many friends We will put on sale this evening the entire stock of SJ.1sD worth os goods. including ladies black merceriZef skirts: chiliren's. boys and ladies shoes. one case of corseiS: gentlemen's camefs hair and jersey ribbed underwear: one lot of cotton and wool blankets: also two eases of outing flannel This sale xill continue until all the goods are dis posed of. which must be sold at one third of their value.
 A child's eyes are delicate things. to be deliestely handled To properly it them with glasses ia a difficult prob lem since the undeveloped mind is un- able to render that aid necessary 10 a correct diagnosis which is to he e1- recfei from an adult We make a .-o.us.f-- ..k H--E--- ll-fl.I-n-..r o-o- rI