Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-22
CITY NEWS

to MT and Mrs A.. H. Buckley of 55 Johnson street.
 Remind your boy to take his U. S. & Co ticket in tomorrow and select his present.
 There will be high mass of requiem at St Patrick's church at 7:3O tomorrow morning for the late James H. Donovan or South Main street.
 Mrs Rose Moran died last night at her home, 112 Meadow street. She leaves one son, James; two daugh- ters, Mary and Rosanna; one brother, Michael Wallace and Mrs Jeremiah Shea. The funeral will take place tomorrow morning to St Patrick's church at S:3O o'clock.
 Officer Robert P. Kiersted while on duty last evening was summoned to the bedside of his mother who has been very sick for some time. It was feared she was dying and she had him sent for. Mrs kiersted was somwhat better this morning and there are no serious fears enter tained of a collapse.
 The November issue of the Wo- mans Home Companion is about ready to mail to readers. Subscribers to the Democrat who want this book free can have it by paying price of paper in advance. There is no extra charge for the magazine. Pay to-day or tomorrow as list will be sent away soon.
 Patrick w. O'Brien died last night at his home, 53 Wall street after a short illness with Bright's disease. He is survived by two sisters, Mar garet and Nellie. The deceased was a member of the local lodge of Eagles and very popular young man. A.e funeral will take place to the Sacred Heart church at S:30 o'clock to-mor- row morning.
 Rain coats should be made slightly fitted in back with flaring skirt which gives room to walk. Look at U. s. & Co.'S SIP to $19.
 Contending that Judge Reed made a grievous mistake in his summing up of the case of the administrator
  cover from the Scovill Manufactur- ing company, $5,000 damages, for his death, Attorneys O'Neill and Kennedy took an appeal to the su- preme court. The judgment of the superior court was for nominal dam- ages of $50 and costs. which was not enough to pay the lawyers. toward perfecting the appeal and at the same time to obtain evidence for new trial. depositions were taken to-day in the offices of Attorney ONeill. Ring was killed by getting into contact with live electric wire.
 The conductor on the trolley car that went over to Brooklyn at 7:45 o'clock last night is not a very large fellow, but he has lots of grit and acts like a person that wouldn't be the last to strike in case a row start ed on his car. A man gave him a transfer which was punched at 1 o'clock, but he refused 1t and prompt ly demanded cents instead. The passenger said he got it rom the conductor of the car he had just changed from, but the Bank street conductor wasn't responsible for that and fought for his nickel and got it. The gentleman with the worthless transfer looked honest enough and probably was telling the truth. If so. he proved to be man of extremely good temper; if not, he was a star performer.
 The wedding of Miss Alice Row land Everts of Watkins. x Y and C. Lane Atwood of this city was solemn izei at the home of the brides moth. CT. Mrs Arthur c. Woodwork, on Wednesday. October 17. at 5 o'clock. The ceremony was performed by Rev s. Beardsley, pastor of the NJ. E. church of Watkins. The bride was gowned in a travelling suit of olive green with hat to match. After the ceremony wedding supper was giv- CT the newly married couple who were the recipients of many beautiful and useful presents. The bride is an accomplished young lady and her many friends in Watkins were de- lighted to hear of her marriage. The groom is a well known business man of this city. After December the couple will be at home at Mountain View.
 The funeral of Mrs Mary Brick took place yesterday from the family residence on Ridge street. The re- mains were taken to Winsted for burial in charge of ]. IT. MulvilIe. The bearers were Michael Ezan. Matthew McNally. Clifford Farrell. John Calvin James COrrigan and Charles Smith. The floral tributes included a pillow from the husband of the deceased: Gates Aiar. en- plOyes Foreman Morris department at Scovill's. standing wreath. shop mates al Scovill's: standing cross. Mrs N Brick and family: pillow. Mrs John Finn and Mrs William Car roll: wreath. Margaret Ffnnegau: bouquets. B. l.. Hoppe. Mr and Mrs P. ]. Hickey. Mrs Mary Solenardi. Saxe & FlOto. A high mass of re- quism will be said for the deceased at st Francis Savieris church to- nOrrOw morning at 7:3e-
 One needn't be extravazznt to In- sure getting a reliable timeDiece. You can get standard movement of unGuestionable reliability in a sub stantial and servfceabIe gnld filed ease here at entirely reasonable cost We can convince you this Is the store 10 come to- ThA Upson JeveEry Co, ss Bank st-