Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-05
CITY NEWS

American band prom at Eagles hall tonight. All up to date music.
 E. \. Richardson of North Willow street has returned from Woodmont, where he has been spending his yaca- tion.
 Miss Mary McMahon and Miss Nora Pierce are spending a few weeks va cation in Greenfield, Mass, and Bellows Falls, Vt.
 The funeral of Frank Leary will be held from the family residence, 4b Baldwin street, at o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
 The first of the Saturday afternoon concerts at Hamilton park was given there this afternoon by the Waterbury Military band.
 James T. Caniff of South street ] will be out in a few days after being i laid up for some time with serious ly sprained ankle.
 George and Harold Phelan of South ! Elm street left this morning to spend ] weeks vacation with their sister ] Elizabeth, at Woodmont.
 County Health Officer c. E. Hoadley | of New Haven is here to-day as the l guest of Dr B. \. O'Hara, and will re- main Sunday and Monday. l A months mind mass will be cele- brated at the Immaculate Conception church next Tuesday morning at o'clock for the late Edward Murrican.
 4 mass of requiem will be celebrated I at the Immaculate Conception church at s o'clock Tuesday morning for the late Mrs James Lane of Scovill street. A months mind mass was celebrated this morning in St Francis Xavier s church at 7:30 o'clock. by. the Key Father Curtin, for the late Dennis Flayin. .e1Eaa
 The funeral of Mrs Mary Kelly will be held from the family residence on Stone street to St Francis Xavier 5 church at 1:3O o'clock tomorrow at- ternoon.
 The funeral of Mrs James Lane Will take place tomorrow afternoon rom the family residence on Scovill street to the Immaculate Conception church at 3 80 o'clock.
 | Il fiji the harmless guns the boys get of Upson, Singleton X Co have been re ceived and the boys can get any quan tity of them now.
 An outfit belonging to LiverymaI Benham met with an accident on Bant street to-day. One of the rear wheels broke down. putting the whole rig ou of commission and making job fol somebody.
 Sheridan council, K. of C., will hold its regular Sunday meeting at o'clock tomorrow. Very lmportan business to be transacted. Members in .arrears will be sure to settle an' thereby have their per capita pai' from treasury. -t stst ' Paul Napolitano's suit for slU 3 damages for assault and batter. I against Carmlne Cappeto was yester :. day decided in favor of the latter Napolitano had no evidence to suppor his allegation that he was assauitet and his life threatened by the defend ant.
 . Henry Levin, clerk at the Water bury umbrella store, and MISS Mlnhi R Robinovitz were married last Sur day in Middlebury at the residence Q the bride. Rabbi Silyerman of this GU = performiny the ceremony. A weddlh
 trip followed. The couple will live Waterbury.
 The annual field day of the khlgh' z of the Golden Eagle was held at th
 Driving park to-day. \ parade wa 'f held in the forenoon. Fulton's Amer e can hand and the Consolidated l. { .s n F. hand of New Britain furnishe
 music. About 100 members or LII
 order joined in the procession. I The American band will give one it's weekly proms at the Auditorlul a tonight. Owing to the storm ia' IS week the one advertised was pos ;s poued. and consequently doub header as it were will be given L
 night. Director J. NJ. Fulton has pr - nared an excellent musical program
 number of visitors no doubt will
 present tonight on account or II
 Golden Eagle field day. I Practically the while consregatit
 of the German Emmanuel Evhhsehc
 church on School street. brlstoi'
 which Rev Otto Duessel is the paste
 will come to Waterbury on sunday
 ternoon to attend the installation
 Rey Julius Kredzman as the new pa
 tor of St Johns church in this ell
 The congregation from the Germ eS church in New Britain will also col Ne here on the special which Will lea .b- Bristol for Waterbury early in the ty. ternoon.
 is- Frank D. Grinnell. aged S3. of Es gre Haven. grand secretary of the N we England Or,ler of Protection, died
 his home there last evening NIT UT tie nell had been secretary of the order
 seventeen years. and was well Hk
 I,y every member of the order.
 visited Waterbury on numerous oc'
 sjonS and he had host of friends
 this city. The funeral will be h'
 Monday afternoon at : o'clock in
 East Haven church. Waterbury inc
 hars after reaching New Haven
 take the BranfOrd car.
 The department of public wei
 sbould do something this year with
 macadam road on Baldwin street , is badIy in need of top dressing a 70 if il is let go for another season tn
 will he no maeadam there to reIs
 Far some time past the crushed sts | has been coming to the surface St from time to time they are nrusi
 into the Zutters and hauled away W
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