Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-09
CITY NEWS
Skating at John D's tonight.

tcrnoon to Mir and Mrs Rsbert Walker
 of 13:, Central Avenue
 Mrs William II. Reed of Waterbury
 is ill with the grip at the home of he'
 daughter Mrs Jennie Reynolds of For
 estvilIr.
 Invitations are out for the annual
 reception which will be given by the
 employees of the Curran Dry Goods
 company at Leavenworth hall on Mon
 day evening. February G.
 Mrs Louis Spicsman of Canal street
 dropped a lamp last evening and in
 cndravOring to cXtingu>h the blaze
 she was Scorchcd on the hands and
 arms. An alarm Was sent in and soon
 the chemical engine appeared and did
 effective work. The damage was
 slight.
 Miss Jennie Gillespie aged IS years. died Saturday cveuin" It the home "i her parents. Mr and Mrs John Giles pie, 61 Round Hill street. The funeral will br held aI :, o'clock tomorrow at- tPrnouu with service by th" Rev F. b. BaSSrtt and int"rmcnt in Pine Grove cemetery.
 The board of public works got to- @cth"r saturday aud voted To ask the aldermen ia petition th" general as >clnhll for permission To iSSu" Sl2o.- thhI worth of bonds. S1I.noo for the continuation ot the high water service and S;o,WlD tu be used Ill rrmod"nn;. tn" City hall
 Tn" weekly promenade which waS given hy the American Band on Sat urlay at City Hall attracted d large crowd. During the evening cards bearing the announcement that :u'- had been made to hold the promendrS hereafter ill Eagles Hall. were given out.
 Referee Newton approved of the sale jt the Hotel Connecticut Saturday 10 Attorney Gcorg" Freeman. who repre- 2cnt"i l.. F. lIassc Ht the auction. Iudg" Burper, counsel for the trustee, John (. smart, took an appeal on tn" grounds that the lease had been sold To his client at Il sale held q few days t0 the latter sale.
 Attorney E. F.. Kelley was appoint 'd, saturday. by Referee Newton. as trustee of the iMSolvcnt estate of Pas Iual" Gcnova and William Hurley. and Attorneys Hayes and Mc';latli were lppointcd appraisers. S number Of Italian creditors and friends have 'laimS amounting to Sl.30U and two or hree other claims amount to Sl.lOO.
 Bernard Carey died Saturday night II his home on Oak street. Besides his widow he leaves four daughters and W" snms. Mrs John Lynch, Mrs D. ]. ilavin. Mrs Frank Cunningham. Mrs Martin Naglc, Huntsville. .JameS and Joseph Carey Thr funeral took place bis morning with q mass of requiem II the Sacred Heart church by Father 'itZgrrall and intermcnt in new x. Ios"phs cemetery. The hearers were James Courtney. James Slavin. Patrick 'hclan, Patrick Boylan.
 At the annual meeting of the Holy Nam@ society of St patrick's church yesterday afternoon officers were 'huson aS follows: Spiritual director. Rev Father Gleeson; president, Ed ward Kenny; vice presid,'nt, Peter Sk"han: secretary, r. J. Lynch: treas. Irer. Francis Skchan: marshal. Thon. Is Sh4nahan: delegates 10 union com nitt"'. Edward Kenny, Peter Ske- Iau. Thomas Shanahan and r. J. Lynch. It was voted to attend the ,"r' ic" at the Immaculate Conception 'hurch next Sunday evening.
 Lotus Goldberg of Bridgeport and Miss Mollic Goldberg of this city were married last evening in C. A. R. hall y the Rev Mir Silycrman. David Goldberg was best man and the Miss. 's Ida and Annie Rathovsky of New York and Dora and Bertha Goldberg If Bridgeport acted as maids of hon Dr. \ reception was hehl Among h" out of town guests present were Robert Lander and Miss x. Brooks of Bridgeport. Mr and Mrs Harry Gold. berg. Mrs and Miss Bernard. Jamcs R"h"r and F. II. Mogarnir of Bridge port, MT and Mrs krauSs of Chicago and Miss Levy of Boston. Mir and Mrs Lander and Mr and Mrs Schwritzer Df Bridgeport. Mr and Mrs Winstrra rf Brooklyn. Mir and Mrs Wnstrn of New Haven. Mir and Mr> Millrr of New Haven. and Mir and Mrs kamin. itzky of New York.
 The nrw officers of WadhamS post. I. \. E.. and the Woman's Relief 'orpS were installed Saturday night by Past Commander Q. W. Cornish lhI Mr. Julicttc Walker. The pro gram also Included addrcs SCs by Cap iain John H. Weeks "f tn. twenty first Pennsylvania regiment and tha Hon John l.. SaNc: rcritatioil>. Miss Mamie Higgins: musical >eIcctionS. .hc Misses Margaret Kelly, Lena iIig- gins. Anna and Mary Shea and Anui,. <cery. th" last named of Winst"i The officers installed were: Woman Relief Corps: President. sarah r.. Y. r. Harriet Word; chaplain. Jrn .Ii" Corner: se"rerary. Louise Schmidt: iIrI>uu'r. Dora r. Munson: ,,ondnc tor. Nellie Platt; guard. Sarah Bar tram. assistant conductor, Harriet Hunt. a>si%taili guard. Harriet Page: first ."l"r bcir".; Mary Hunt: second i'l"r bearer Nina Saalfrnuk: F.. C. F.. Margaret Sta~on. Wa,lhams post: { ummanicr. George Robbins: S. '. r.. r. n Howard: '. '. C. E. '. Merrill. 'l NJ. II. |. 'JSwcI: surgeon. II. <. Plumb: "ili,7"r "f the day. John Ste l'h'I: officer "f -Uard. Sylvester Suaa: aijutant. @c"rs" [. Platt: chaplain. ''- C. Tujti": mn. .nr. George Hartley: T. II. >cr@"ant. iuhm Higgins.
 These are thc evenings when wr all want io sit .lown aui rra.I inc new, tf the day. SupV">in= we attcmpf to