Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-12
CITY NEWS


 Thomas Neville, a bartender in Don
 ahue's cafe, North square, is reported
 to be quite i'll at his home on Stone
 street.
 John Kiersted, an employe of tht
 Platt Button Go, is confined to his | home on Farm street with interna, l troubles.
 John Hard, of the Chase Rolling
 mills and Fred Benham, North Elm street, returned yesterday from In. dian lake where they had been fishing some days.
 The Waterbury Military band will give a promenade in the new Casino in Polis building Wednesday evening September 27. The hall has been re- modelled and is now one Of the best dance halls in the city.
 Judgment was entered in the court of common pleas yesterday for Loomis Bros of Granby to recover $33S71 and costs of $24.S1 from Burton J. Prokop of Waterbury. The. suit was to recov- CT money advanced and materials fur nished.
 Announcement has been made of the marriage in New York, Tuesday, of Frank A. Gates of Bunker Hill and Miss Amelia Engert, daughter of Mir and Mrs S. A. Engert of 495 Water town road. They will reside on Bun- ker Hill.
 The funeral of Mrs Anne Finley will be held from her late home, corner of East Main and Dublin streets, at 9:30 o'clock tomorrow morning, with a mass of requiem at the Immaculate Conception church and interment iI St Joseph's cemetery.
 The petitions that were filed with the probate court a few days ago for the appointment of guardians over Florence Straw 8, and Emily A. Null ligan, years of age, were withdrawn to-day. The parties to the contention In the case have settled their differ- ences.
 Attorney A. P. Hayes as trustee of the bankrupt estate of A. A. Derry a blacksmith, has discovered assets that will amout to about $200. There is not enough however. to pay one quarter of the liabilities. If the em- ployes receive fifty per cent. of their claims the creditors will not get a cent
 Dr George Herr will leave tomorrow for the south for the purpose of trying to regain his former rugged health. pr Herr, although he is feeling fairly well, Is not as strong as he would like to be, but he thinks few months in the southern climate will do him a large amount of good.
 Mrs F. E. Stanley who accompanied her daughter, Miss Mae Louise Stan ley, to Berlin, Germany, n few weeks ago, sails for home to-day on the steamship Kronprinz Wilhelm of the North German line, due in New York September 10. Miss Stanley will re- main in Berlin to study under Carl Heller
 Jacob H. Harris of Hartford has brought suit against Chauncey Seeley. the builder. to recover $225 due on note. He claims damages of $500 and an attachment for that amount was made by Constable Lunny. The note was issued to Georgiana Seeley, MT Seeley's wife. and he endorsed 1t, pay able to Harris as agent for the Aetna Purchasing and Investment Co
 The funeral of John Gallagher. who died yesterday afternoon at the hos pital, was held this afternoon from Bergins morgue, with service at the Immaculate Conception church and in- torment in Calvary cemetery. The de- ceased was plasterer in the employ of Richard Nickers, and on entering his boarding house Saturday night he fell down the stairway. receiving ln- juries which terminated fatally.
 The estate of the late Mrs Susan Maer was settled up in the court of probate today. The estate amounted to about Sl,300 and was found in the bank after her death. It occasiOned much surprise as the woman had been ward of the city for many years and was also maintained by friends and neighbors. When 1t was found she had left an estate those who had contributed to her support filed claims and every penny went toward the payment of them.
 A very pretty wedding took place this morning at : o'clock at St Francis Xavier's church. when Mary F. GuilfOile. q widely known music teacher of this town. and daughter of Mir and Mrs Timothy GuilfOiIe Of Ridge street. and Patrick. son of Mir and Mrs Michael Robinson of Orchard street. were united by the Rev Father Curtin with q nuptial high mass. As the couple walked down the aisle. followed by the bridesmaid. Freda GuilfUilp. sister of the bride. and the hest man. Edward Robinson. brother of the groom. Men delssOhn's wedding march was beaufi- fully rendered by Organist Miss Mary German. The bride was attfre1 in a gown Of gray velour over which was dove col0red silk trimmed with lace. She wore GainsbOrOuEh hat tO match. The maid was gOwnef in pink silk oFgandy. trimmed with lace. and wore a pink picture hat After the wedding breakfast. which was uar- taken of at the brides home on Ridge street. the couple left On a trip tn rarious places In Pennsylvania. On md after October 1st they will be at nome to their many friends at q Or hard street.
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