Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-04
CITY NEWS
Bazaar at Auditorium.

I
 Miss Rose Fruness left yesterday for six weeks tour to Colorado. The forty hours devotion opened at St Thomas church yesterday morn ing.
 Joseph Slavin, Matthew Phelan and William Spain, students at Villa nova college, are home for the sum- mer vacation.
 r Cornelius and Miss Della McCar- thy of S7 Union street will leave to- morrow for visit to their former home at Abbeyfeale, County Liner ick, Ireland.
 John Brenneis of upper Cooke street fell from bicycle on Maple street yesterday and was so badly shaken up that he did not regain consciousness for several hours.
 On the way to the fire yesterday one of the horses of the Leavenworth street house fell as it was turning into Meadow street, but it was on it's feet again in short time and the company proceeded.
 The trolley was we'll patronized yesterday and the people are begin ming already to leave the city on Sun days and it looks as if the trolley company would have record break ing season during the coming few months.
 A handsome granite monument has been erected in St Josephs cemetery to the memory of Mrs Peter F. Le- man, the deceased daughter Of MT and Mrs John Moriarty. It weighs fifteen tons and was made by c. A.. Jackson of this city.
 Edward Sharp, aged 26 years, died 1 suddenly yesterday morning at the residence of his mother, Mrs Mary Sharp, 494 East Main street. Death was caused by the breaking of a blood vessel in his head. Besides his mother he leaves sister and two brothers, Grace, Joseph and Charles. The funeral will be held at S:30 o'clock tomorrow morning.
 An unusual number of automobiles went from and came to this city yes terday and several of them had mis- haps along the route. One big tour ing car with several persons in the machine lost a shoe near Cheshire and it was some time before the oc- cupants put on new tire. Four or five other machines were seen stalled on the road in the early afternoon and one had to be lowed into Ches- hire by another gasolene wagon. ea- Miss Esther Rowe Buekner of New Orleans and Walter Louis Mitchell of l New Haven, son of Donald G. Mitch ell (Ike Marvel), were married Sat urday afternoon at the home of the brides sister, Mrs Willis Hall. "A Linden street. Rev John x. Lewis of St Johns church performed the cere- mony. Mrs Hall was matron of honor and Henry Brewster of New Haven was best man. Miss Lucia Woodward of this city and Edward Ryerson of Chicago also attended the couple who will reside in Newark. N. J.
 Mrs William Fallwell, a widow
 who lives with her two boys at 60
 Scovill stret, is in a nervous condi- = tion since yesterday due to the belief - that one of her children was crushed } under the falling Scovill street en-
 zine when it tipped over and injured ) the driver. Her boys were playing in
 the vicinity at the time. but fortu. ! nately were not hurt. Two small boys were near the door, and only that the |, horses were turned aside they mighl have been run down. It is thought
 that it was their quick turn which was the cause of Films injury. i There will be no session of the SUI , perior court tomorrow. Judge Reet ' announced few days ago that owins
 to a domestic affair of considerabl, importance taking place in his famil,
 he will not be able to attend to-mor
 TOW. Wednesday court will resum, ! with the hearing of the contested di | vorce suit of Lathrop-Lathrop. Fo the past few days Attorneys O'Neil
 and Burpee have been quite busy il
 New York and along the Sound talk ing depositions from people who can = not attend court. Mrs Lathrop vii
 be on hand, and. of course. MT La
 throp.
 The thirty-sixth reunion of tn,
 Connecticut Masonic Veteran associ 2 ation will be held at Highland lake | Winsted. on Thursday, June 2s, 1906 e at II o'clock a. m., under the aus '- pices of St Andrews lodge, No 64 ,. and Seneca lodge, No 55. Veteran d going by the Naugatuek division vii , change cars at Torrington. and talk
 the trolley for Highland lake, whicl $ is about seven miles from Torringtoi
 and three from Winsted. The dat s has been changed on account of tn s meeting Of the general grand eoun s cil of Royal and Select Masters. pc 8 order of the Venerable and Associat s Masters of the C. N. V. A.
 : All is ready for the opening of tn ' June term of the district court to
 morrow. Judge Cowell will preside
 Those who have been drawn for jur. duty for the term are Msier Raise
 and Cassimir Bronson. Waterbury
 Evelyn M. Upson and Charles 2. An
 drews. Woleott; Charles E. Adam
 land David V. Plumb. Prospect
 Dwight Wheeler and John T. Bash
 am. Niddlebury: Herbert Y. Peel t and Henry W. Beecher. SouthbuTy a Lewis B. Church and Noah ]. Wei l. ton. Oxford: Jerome Andrew ant l. Andrew Culver. Beacon Falls: Ame Q Culver and Robert LoOmis. NsuEa y tuck: Ashael NJ. Johnson and Georg iE Chapman. Plymouth. Charle
 Smith and James LoveIand. Water
 tovn. Starr. Sutliffe and David 4
 RradIe-- Thomasfou: Michael