Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06
CITY NEWS

American band prom, Eagles hall, tomorrow night. Evenings enjoyment.
 John Westley Platt, prominent member of the A. NJ. E. Zion church, left this morning to resume his studies for the ministry at Livingstone college, N. c.
 The annual assembly of the Pastime Athletic club will be held in Leaven- worth hall the 18th of October. A treat will be in store for all who at tend.
 A large delegation from Court Col umbia, Daughters of Isabella, of New Britain, is expected this evening to attend the colonial whist to be given by Court McGivney, Daughters of Is- abella. &
 On Monday afternoon William Tier nan of 44 Ayers street fell from a trapeze while practicing on Franklin street and received broken thigh. He was taken to his home and later to the hospital where he is now resting cmfortably.
 The Hamilton Park Athletic club is making extensive preparations for their dance and sociable which is bill ed to be held at Eagles hall the Sth | of November. The members of this club are all popular young fellows. Their football and baseball teams have always been as good as the next one at their weight and this year they l have one of the snappiest little teams in the city.
 October 18th Is the night for which | the young ladies of St MichaeJs parish are so eagerly awaiting ill order to show the people the manner in which they are able to carry on whist par l ty and dance. The affair is to be held l at Goodwill hall, Waterville, and the trolley company will need to have eX- tra cars on duty in order to transport the large number who will desire to attend from this city.
 The presence of mind on the part | of a lady on an East Main street car last evening prevented great amount of confusion which would have arisen if she had not acted as she did. In some manner package which a pass enger was carrying became ignited, and the smoke started to pour through the car. The ear was full of women on their way from work and they naturally became excited. But one brave young lady grabbed the bundle and threw it out into the street and caused the others to breathe a sigh of | relief.
 Miss Inez Louise Beckwfth and Sydney H. Spender were married yes terday afternoon at the Mill Plain chapel by the Rev Herbert Dewitt Williams. Miss Alice Beckwith, sister of the bride, was maid of honor, and Harry Clifton Heaton, W. H. S. 'O3, and Yale. or, the groomsman. Miss Florence Hastings played the march. | The ushers were Henry Beckwith and James Alcott. The bride was gowned in white crepe de chine and carried bride roses. Her maid wore light blue and carried white carnations. After q supper at the home of the bride, MT and Mrs Spender left for a wedding | tour.
 The funeral of Adam Faber, who died on Monday night at his home in | Waterville, was held Wednesday af- ternoon at 2:30 from St Paul's Epis- copal church. Waterville. The service conducted by the Rev Mir Stanslield was very impressive. The esteem and affection of friends and relatives was evidenced by a profuslon of floral tributes, among which was a wreath marked "Grandpapa;" a pillow, mark ed Father" and arcross of lilies and roses from Mrs Sarah Faber. Mir Fla Der was 72 years old and had enjoyed remarkable health up to about four years ago, when the sudden death of his son Louis caused shock to the whole family, since which time Mir Faber was noticed to grow gradually feeble.
 Quadruple plate signifies four layers of silver. There may be four thin layers or four thick layers. and how are you going to know which kind you are purchasing? We answer, buy the kind we have been selling for twenty years. We guarantee every piece. New styles of fruit bowls, dishes, Crumb trays. bread trays and tea sets. Hero is your opportunity to get reliable sill yer plated goods at right prices. Tho | J-nSnn Iawnlrv CsO 6S Rank street