Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-22
CITY NEWS

friends in Waterbury, will return home tomorrow.
 There will be an anniversary mass | Tuesday morning at 7:30 for the re-
 pose of the soul of the late Michael
 Riley of Dover street.
 Herbert Newell. a son of John NJ. l Newell. the well known politician, 1 joined the army few months ago and
 came home Saturday night on a sixty
 hour pass. He is stationed at | ort ! Slocum, New York.
 City Clerk Sandland is in receipt of
 a communication from City Clerk
 Buckingham of Bridgeport iD which he states that show houses in .he Park City having seating capacity | of. over 800 pay an annual license ot S100.
 Another big card party will be given February 1 by the members of St Francis Xavier parish. Arrangements are now being made and the promoters Of the affair will endeavor to do even
 better than they did on the last one. FOrty-five teams are already getting into trim for the affair.
 The engagement of Miss Annie
 Meyers of 2l4 South Elm street and
 Alex Raphael of New York city, was announced last evening. A recep-
 ton was held at the home of the young lady where about seventy-five guests were delightfully."- entertained. Supper
 was served at p. m., after which many of the company rendered vocal or instrumental solos. Miss Meyers was the recipient of many beautiful
 presents.
 Miss Grace Marie Zweibel of Belle view Lake Grove and Charles s. 1 Schwaeble were married at 10 o'clock on Saturday morning at the Second
 Congregational church parsQaage pl'
 the Rev John q. Davenport. Miss Nellie Schwaeble. sister of the groom. i and Otto Zweibel, brother of the brlde.
 were the attending couple. On the return from their wedding trip Mr
 and Mrs Schwaeble will reside at So
 High street.
 The suit of Hubert NJ. Rigney against the Consolidated Railroad Co for s1.OOO for damages to his property in Waterville was heard by Judge COwell in the district court to day. The company was represented ny At torney Kellogg and MT Rigney by Mayor Thoms. It was alleged that on ! April 1, last year. sparks from pass ing locomotive started a fire on Mir
 Rigney's property, burning four acres
 of meadow land and 500 feet of fence.
 The board of relief will conclude it's labors to-day. Over SO0 persons took
 appeals to the board, but many of
 them didn't mean it. for considerably
 less than third of them failed to ap-
 pear before the board and state why
 they should be given reduction from
 the value put upon their property by
 the assessors The board will be in
 session until 2 o'clock tonight. and if
 you don't shOy up by that time. don't call tomorrow, for they won't be
 there.
 The funeral Of William ?. Snagg
 took place yesterday afternoon from his late home on RidgewoOd street
 with services by the Rev Ir Brooks
 of the Second Baptist chur.'h and ill., terment in BrOckett cemetery. The ! hearers were Charles. Frank. Edward and Coruelius Snagg. all nephews of . tlla decsa Sei. r. J. ogden and i. l.. Hitchcock There was large number of floral tributes The out of town 1 persons present included Mr and Mrs 1 John SuaS- If PortrheStcr. V. r. and Maurice Suasg of Bridgeport Next Frilay evening taa Employee { Aid association of The Waterbury
 CIoek Co will give concert and
 dance 1T rha Auditorium to marx the
 twenty-rls-d anniversary of it> exist
 enee and add another to fhe pleasant
 annual reunions ot the ClDck com
 pauy'S workers from near and far ! Novel decGrat:ols. designed tT tla
 employee. will enhance the heautv os
 gram nf considerable merit will I.ra-
 ceie ths daree. The ticket. are
 for sale bv members If the a<>ocsz- : ti0n.
 At St Auu's church o7 Tua~Iav. January q. James T. C0uzhIan of South View s-re-t and Mis- Na-a T.a- due 0f South Elm street vr-a zla-r-eI hv the Rev J. l. Seu-Sza. NE~- Nar- : Co1ghlsn. sister of the z7yom- was The
 bridesmaid and IameS Ryan u-zs '.a lest man. Ths bride was dreS-.-I in
 a gown of white silk. with va5r. sr. l carrie-I s white prayer F.o"k- IEe bridesmaid was als. fr-~~ezl in uhs-a- and were a Lz- to match Af-ar rfe
 ceTensnv 8 wedding breakfast was Serre-i ar the hone of The b-ble- c-Iv
 immediate frielIS and rEIat5re~ lang ureSent- They left cH g br5@f we'd ding tour and ar- nuw at hn-le fS tEszfr fr5ezlfs at 24 Sgura View s-rrst-
 The OId saying An 01nee If pra veutig1 IS worth a po1zd Of cure is stE[I true Eighty Ter cent of an rA-v- euS1es<- bzz1ache. Eznulzted E5s weak eyes eTu<S-@ye$- s-ys and many ssh4- sgezTIesT diseases are a1s ts ere strain wTrbsu- notIeezAle Aas< of vfs- f9- We remove rk1 eau<1. nature