Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-13

' the late James Calvin. , An anniversary mass of requiem will be celebrated at the Sacred Heart i church at s o'clock Monday morning ] for the late Jeremiah Fitzpatrick of i Wall street.
 ] The members of the Holy Name so- [ ciety of the Immaculate Conception church are requested to meet at St Patrick's hall tomorrow night at 6:4J ! to attend vespers at St Patrick's church.
 l A bevy of young ladies from the l Waterbury High school came here this 1 afternoon despite the rain to cheer for their side in the basketball match with New Britain High school.-New Brit ain Herald.
 The entire rolling mill of the Sco- will Manufacturing company is now running night and day .and if the right kind of help can be got hold of this order of things is likely to continue for long time.
 Why not have magazine when
 you can get one free of charge? If you pay your subscription to the Dem ocrat in advance The Woman's Home
 Companion will be sent to your ad-
 dress every month.
 Tomorrow being the feast of the
 Holy Name. the different Holy Name societies of the city will attend the special services which are to be held
 at St Patrick's church at 7:30 o'clock.
 The sermon will be delivered by Rev
 Father Sheehan. ?
 To-day closes the quietest week in police circles that has been experienced in two years. Three days there was no city court and on the other days the business done was of minor i'm portance. consisting mainly of cases
 of intoxication. There was no city
 court to-day either.
 The funeral of the late NJ. J. Daily will take place at ? o'clock from the residence on South Elm street Sunday afternoon. Services will be held at the Church of the Immaculate Concep- ton at 2:30. 4 mass of requiem will be celebrated for the, deceased, Mon day morning at S:30 o'clock.
 The case of William NJ. Tyler against the Bucks Hill school district has been decided for the defendant. It is very probable the case will go to the higher courts. Mfr Tyler contended that he paid S2922 taxes under protest on the grounds that the tax was ille- gally laid because at the meeting at which it was voted there were parties who had no legal voice there.
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 The accident insurance policy that yields 5000 in case of death. provides S2,j00 for the loss of both eyes. This means that the blind man is practical ly half dead. Guard your eyes with due care. Too many have put of giv- ing them attention until il is too late to be benefited. Our knowledge of optics is at your disposal and We will sell you the best glasses at lowest figures. The Upson Jewelry Co, op- ticians.
 The new officers of Court Crosby. r. of A.. were installed fast night in He'll mann's hall on Grand street. as fol- lows: Chief ranger. Thomas Coss; sub chief ranger. John !. Ahearn: recordl- ing secretary, Daniel Bergen: financial secretary. Timothy Kirby; treasurer. William Darby: senior woodward. John Bevans: junior woodward. Frank A. Minnette: senior beadle. Edward Och Ter: junior beadle. Del.nis Fahey. Sey- eral addresses were made. including remarks on Forestry by MT O'Laughlin Of Naugatuck and Chief Ranger M. Keefe of Court Hancock.
 The trolley company was not to he enyied this forenoon for it had troubles enough on the East Main street line near North Elm street. The power wire broke and what caused the par tition was a mystery to the electrians and linemen. Consequently the schei- ule on that line was all awry for sev- eral hours. Cars made the best time they could and people not Knowing what had happened thought that at last a seven minute sche-lule was in operation all over the city. People going tO New Haven or Cheshire were greatly inconveniencei. The wnrkmen worked as hEri as they could but it was some time before the severed wire was connected
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 4 brilliant wedding took place at the Sacred Heart church this morn inC when Miss Julia \ O'B0y. a pop ular young resident Of this section. and Patrick H Delahanty of Water bury were united in the h"l- r4gIlslS of . HsatriE0ny bv tho Rev Father Owens at 8 nuUrial high mass at s.}n. Long before tEa contracting parties arrived . the eiil-e was crJwde-I with friends of The happy IaiF, The brifl- wore a EaaurffEl gown nf white siik. and rarried a h-guque; of white carnations. . The maid If honor. Mis- Nellie '. Ne ! Naru-. was al$p atttra-f in white silk . and earrsaI a hogquet 0f carnatinn< . TEa groom was attended iay his f-u-her. John F Deiahsnty- Follow 5lz rhs ceremony which made tlIa varLz 7uupIe man and wife. rla bride and Zur7u. seg-glrlanfe,f tF- a number . If frga-Ez -re-e driven 70 -hp IBargga. nf . ths hr5f-'s Va-eEtS 5n Third street. |, where a sEIr-ugus wedding trest- 7 fast was served After braa kfast tl- . happy cn-Vie teuIar-I @ rpreptIgn. durzuz wlieh @rs7@S of friends called . -s aErz-d rhazr Fa-EratuLztf8Zz. The !. hgu~a was tsssef1Ilr sEs~v-atesf fa- fls@ . oszraS5gz ui-h FaIUs and Egwers- and {. F-z~-l-s-i a pretty se@Ee- Th- EsEIy Earried eyuTls were tlN rz-iT5slts os 6 Ear-l uranlser of fzzu-fuI zrsf es<rIy Ue1dil- zitr<. fneluiaI sugnz -hteh wzs a hsus1sUe ehz1z rez sef rrsl