Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-17

"cle hiuli letl aeSteludt Uy lue heN J. P. Wagner of St Paul's NJ. E. church.
 The following letters are advertised at the postotfice: Mrs Walter L. Brace, C. H. Brown, Mrs ENera Fichet, Mrs Isora Kilburn. John Nunns. Mrs Margaret Phelan, Peter Schwertzer Miss Leah Slocum, D. W. Wynkoop, F. F. Webster.
 Julius Zibell and Miss Susie Proper were married yesterday afternoon by the Rev Paul Lempke of the German Lutheran church. The witnesses were Miss Emma Zibell, sister of the bride. and Robert Hennegan. The couple left for wedding tour.
 Marie Cipriano, through her attor- ney. D. J. Slavin, has served notice on the Connecticut Railway and Light. ing company that she will claim dam- ages for injuries received by being thrown from a car on West Main street the night of August 10.
 John Henry, aged ? years and months, son of Mir and Mrs Einar Vanguard, died this morning. The funeral will be held Saturday after- noon at ? o'clock with services at the house, 1908 East Main street. Inter- ment will be in Riverside cemetery.
 Eugene Kelley was taken to Tren- ton, N. J.. today where he is wanted by the police for grand larceny of q gold watch and chain and a suit of clothes from friend. Kelley insists he is innocent of the charge. He ac- companied the officer without requisi- tion papers confident that he will be able to clear himself
 Joseph A. Poland. a supernumerary policeman. and Miss Mamie Irene Mclaughlin. were married at St Pe- ters church, Hartford, at 9 o'clock yesterday morning by Rev Paul F.. McAlenney, the pastor. The best man was Peter F. Quinn and the bridesmaid Miss kittie Mclaughlin of Waterbury, cousin of the bride.
 St Cecilia's sunday school with pa rents and friends of the children. will picnic at Belleview lake Saturday from early in the morning until $ o'clock Tn the evening. Boats and music for dancing will be free. It is hoped that the weather will be favor able and if so that the parishioners will avail themselves of the opportu- nity to be present.
 The case of Mary and Thomas O'Hearn will be appealed to the. dis trict court They were decided yes terday in the city court for the plain tiffs to recover damages of S59 and costs by Judge Peasley. The defense was that the dog which bit OHearn's child belonged to the defendants son and that it was registered in defen- dant's name by mistake. Of course the defendant is responsible for the actions of his son, the latter being q minor, but that was not set forth ill the complaint.
 The dance given by the Nittorio Emanuel II society in Concordia hall last night was huge success. The rain had knocked out the plans of the organization in regard to sports and so a dance was arranged. The hall was packed. A concert program of four numbers was rendered by the Italian Marine band under the leader ship of A. Martone. The band also furnished the music for dancing. The committee of arrangements was as follows: F. DeFeo, NJ. De Lucia, A. Sanchelli, G. Laudati.
 Last evening Gus Nugent of 133 West Main street entertained the To- cal mail carriers The party arrived at Mir Nugents home early in the evening and it was early in the morn ing when they started to leatc. All kinds of amusements were indulged in and there were songs and dances galore. ''Rhody" Maher and Walter Wilcox sang duet and Oscar Ziegler | contributed with q bunch of funny stories. The hit nf the evening was Nngent's oration against the carrying nf large bundles hy tine carriers. The gathering ended with a rousing cheer for the host and a promise that they would visit him again in the near future.
 Corydon l. Tyler. aged I5 years. died early this morning at his home on BelIeview avenue. MT Tyler was l twice married and is survived by his scrDnd wife who lives In what is known as the red house on Abbott avenue. and from whom he had been estranged for ten or twelve years. He also leaves q daughter, who has been m inmate of the BrnOkside home since lssIs. He owned some property and all this it is understood will gg t0 his daughter. The remains were removed tp Moriarty's morgrfe' where they will remain until h. H Tierney. who has charge of his affairs for sOfB, time past. makes an effort t0 lDcate q brother who is said to be still iiv- ing.
 The annual meeting of the deputies of the New England Order of PrOtcc' ton was held at Mansfield'S Grove. New Haven. yesterday. The meeting was largely attended in spite of the irf- element weather and plans were SIIG- geStef for the coming fall and winter work. Among those present from Waterbury were Supreme Guardian Mrs Lena Brown. Grand Chaplain Mrs Anna l.. Shaw. Grand Guardian David J. u'Leary nf Naugatuck. Deputies T. II. Payne. r ]. Mcdonald. member oi committee on appeals and T. T. >ia vim. member gf finance committee as well as many others. Supreme aBsi grand lodge officers of the other fre jurisdictions were also in atfendanee and gave instructive remarks
 Our busy day is over fer few weeks an1 we feel that this is goOi time to s-au attention to our repairing depart ments We do expert jeueIry mann featuring clock and watch repairing au. u-s sF.as rxsr.nfs4s to FSrsys .-.a. Ess