Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-12
CITY NEWS

The K of C. ball committee will meet tonight in room 3, Il East Main street.
 Mir and Mrs Thomas Wiltroske and family are visiting friends and Tela- tives in this city.
 The members of the alumnae or Convent de NOtre Dame will meet to- morrow evening at 7:3O o'clock at the convent.
 The Concordia Singing society ana the Turn Nerein Norwarts will meet Monday night to consider the question Of amalgamation
 The funeral of Mrs Catherine CraIy will take place from her late home on Baldwin street tomorrow morning at S:3O o'clock with d mass of requiem at the Immaculate Conception church and interment in new St Joseph's cemetery.
 Judge Cowell in the district court this morning gave judgment for Dr r. J. Callaghan, as administrator upon the estate of his wife, to collect S49.6O from Morris Tafcl. The suit was to recover on a note which Mrs Calla- ghan held against Tafcl.
 The members of the committee for the concert of the Catholic Women's association which is to be given Sun- day, January %, are requested to at tend the sociable this evening" as there will be a meeting of the commit tee some time during the evening.
 The new officers of Waterbury tent, Knights of Maccabees, were installed last night by Deputy c. II. Terpeny of Providence. During the evening Mr Tlrsny announced the appointment of terbury tent as deputy state comman- der of the order.
 The funeral of Abraham Shapiro, who died Tuesday night in New York, took place this morning from the res idence of his parents, MT and Mrs Jo- seph Shapiro, on North Elm street, with service by the Rabbi SilverInan and interment in the Hebrew ceme tery.
 r. A. Patterson of Watertown has been made defendant in suit brought by Patrick II. CondOn of Bristol, to recover balance due on note. Defendant bought a pair of horses from plaintiff and has neglect ed to pay. A number of cattle and a quantity of farm produce has been attached. Damages of $l25 is claim ed
 Linford r. Root, clerk of the dis trict court. was appointed by Judge Roraback and sworn in last evening as assistant clerk of the superior court, to act while the present legisla ture Is in session, Clerk Marsh being one of Waterbury's representatives in the lower house. This appointment will not prevent him performing his own work in the district court.
 Harry Grout and Miss Hermina Sulzberger were married this morning at the Second Congregational parsonage by the Rev J. G. Davenport. The maid of honor was Miss Mamie Horan and the best man Michael Mcclure. The hride was gowned in fawn colored silk and the maid of honor in steel colored silk. Both carried bouquets of roses. The honeymoon will be spent in Troy. \. Y. The wedding breakfast was served at Mrs Beeman's, 263 South Main street.
 Tessie Flavin, the twelve-year-old daughter of MT and Mrs Dennis Fla win of so Baldwin street, died last night. Resides her parents she is survived by three sisters and four brothers, Margaret, Nellie, Mary, John. Francis, Joseph and George. The deceased was pupil at the Washington school and a bright girl for her age. The funeral will take place tomorrow morning at SEQ o'clock with a mass of requiem at the Immaculate Conception church and interment in St Joseph's cemetery.
 A pretty green and white wedding took place at the home of the brides s parents. Mir and Mrs John Hodapp of g Welton street. yesterday at II o'clock. The contracting parties were Miss Anna F.. Hodapp and Harry W. Perkins. The Rev Oscar Hayward of thc First Baptist church ofiiclated. The nITiOT Wds ITtlliiN uttOIdlfU WtlH smilax and white pinks when the bridal party entered. headed by the maid of honor. The bride was gowned in white. with satin and lace trim mings. The maid of honor. Miss Emma Hodapp. sister of the bride. was at tired in white lawn trimmed in white lace and wearing pink roses. The bridesmaid. Miss Mary Perkins. sister of the groom. wore white lawn and lgrc. and wore pink roses. !. II. iIodapn, brother of the bride. acted aS hest man. Among those present were: Mr and Mrs Edward Lewis. Fred John ston. Mrs Ford. Mrs French. Mrs L. Schroeder. Miss Helen Teller. Miss May i iTlmms. Edith Taylor. Mrs B. Chat , ii"ld. Mrs Fenning. Mrs T. Wilcox. Mrs Edward Monagan. r. EIouise EIoag. The bridal party left on rhc 2.il train going south for an extended "trip through Rhode Island. New Jersey and western New York. and will hc at hCmc to their many friends li :I2 Camp street after January 2n. The presents were handsome and numerous.
 Consult tho optician at the Upson Jewelry Co if you have The least trouble with your eyes. He will make s thorough examination and test your eyes free of charge. Relieve the strain aId your eyes will cease fo trouble