Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-10
CITY NEWS

Mrs (. F. Davis Of Hillside avenuc 'S spending week with her mother in Worcester. Mass.
 Theodore Pepin of Montreal arrived saturday on visit at his brothers. DolphiS Pepin, 66 East Liberty street.
 Mrs David &. Brown. aged e years, died this morning at her home in Mid 'llebury. The funeral will take place Thursday afternoon.
 Joseph Ouimet, formerly of Water, bury. but now of Holyoke. Mass. is vis- ting at his sons. Mr and Mrs Henry Ouimet of 21 Wood street.
 The engagement is announced of Oscar Pollak of this city and Miss Gilda Reiss of Newark. x. l.. not Ar thur Pollak as was. announced yester day.
 Robert B. Foley. Il prominent mem Der of the Typographical union. has been elected president of the Central Labor union, to succeed John T. Daly, whose term Of office expired last night.
 The regular monthly meeting of St Mary's Alumni association will be held this evening at 1:30 o'clock. After tho regular meeting the members Of the True Blue whist club will hold meet. ing.
 Daniel Mct;rath of Nlagill street caught his hand under stamp at the Buckle company last week and 1 mashed the forefinGer of the left hand sa badly that it had to bc amputatcd at the first joint.
 The offices on the east side of the City hall building are receiving d new coat Of paint and paper. They needed l it badly. for the walls in some of them are 50 dark you scarcely could see the way out when the gas is turned oil. Thomas and William noran oi Sperry street and john J. McAyoy oi ! East Main street left to-day to attend the funeral of q relative. Mrs Cath erine Dolau. Tt Mahanoy City. Pa. The l deceased bad several near relatives il | Waterbury.
 ! 4 very enjoyable sociablc gathering | was- held at the home of Miss Julia ! Shaker of Center street. Sunday 1 The Brass City Mandolin club gave many selections. ana there were solos
 by NIT King. MT Mccarthy and Miss
 Henscy. Refreshments were served hy the hostess.
 Louis Shepard. wh" was arrested ! here few days ago for cmbcZzIiua l sl3.:H from thc Booth FiSh Market comrany Of New Haven. while H
 their employ. will Ice released. IIi' [ i
 fed today l,y th" prosecuting attorney of New Haven that the c.>c Ui'l 10, ! nulled
 William Brick aud Mis- kati'' T"iel ! were married uU January I by the E'' Dr Donaldson, pastor "f th" Church '' [ the Assumption on iay and N"r. ] streets BrO"kIyu. N. '. The wgdiiu: festivities took pls,c" at th'. h"nir |" ' Thomas I. Tyrrell. l22 C"H,-nr,i >tr'ri { Brooklyn. whose wifi" i~ % sister |" , tho bride. MT Brick has h''ru W0rAil. ! iu ErnUklyn soIEc time aHl Mi-> E"lri ! has been living tbeF" a uultH with tH | TyFreils. who formerly lysrl here. Iig witnesse. tn the marriage were Mat thew Connor of tbi> ~ity alh Mis 1 Annie Foley uf Brooklyn. a ~ISI,T e
 the bride The bridegroom iz .i broth CT of Mauri,-p Brirk- bartender in Maj thew Watts >ai.r,u 0u East Mai street
 Ther.. avpeaTS ts ipy trouble slhsa' for the heirs sr tbe late William Ml suirc. Miss Mary NaZuire has TFti ,iSncd the Irroi.ltc court to Te-oTe
 the application of Ter sister NIT
 George Blanchard. |" decide whcths or not Io%cphine- another sister. v-a q beneficiary uusler her father eI at fhe tiIne of her death That T-on
 vas deciIs1l in the affirmative Y Judge Lowe. Eyhich gave Mrs Elaus-f I arsi authority ts fiIe an application fo
 letters of administTs4tiUn upon Ie>eEI ines estate. meaning that she veal L. entitled as administrator |" suiies
 Jose epiliE.'s Iegas- uB.ieT her fathsr' IuM Mir ,Nazuirs-S e$tate sslESi<fe
 of haTsI cash real estate and Stan. isri Oil st.ck-