Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-19
CITY NEWS

| Sumed studies in New Haven having
 recovered from injuries received in
 an accident last week.
 On Tuesday next at 10 o'clock 1T
 the morning the livery stable, horses
 carriages. harness, etc, of c. D. Pin
 ney will be sold at public auction by
 Attorney Carmody.
 The funeral of Gerald, the one year
 old son of Mir and Mrs Henry !. | Quigley of 205 Baldwin street, who
 died yesterday, took place this after
 noon with interment in new St Jo-
 seph's cemetery. | The Catholic Women's association
 rooms will not be opened tomorrow evening, so that all the attendants, teachers and pupils will have an op- | portunity of attending the Dan Sully entertainment for the benefit of the | day nursery.
 Lucy NJ. Keeler died last night at | her home. 1S9 North Willow street.
 The funeral will be held at o'clock Saturday with services in the confer
 ence room of the Second Congrega-
 tional church, the Rev J. c. Dayen- ! port, D. D., officia ting. .
 Lewis B. Beckwith, aged 51 years. | died yesterday afternoon at his home | in Mill Plain. He leaves a widow.
 and six children. The funeral will be
 held at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon with
 service at the house and interment
 in Pine Grove cemetery.
 On Saturday evening the pupils | of Miss Reeds dancing class will
 give a reception and dance at Mur-
 ray hall, 43 East Main street. The following is the arrangement commit
 tee: A. Comstock, ]. C. Laviana, R. Dixon and c. Sachenhauser.
 At the Immaculate Conception church this morning at 6:30 o'clock John Grove of William street and Miss Mary Bray of North Willow street were united in marriage by the Rev Father Slocum. The at tending couple were John Kerrigan and Anna Moriarty.
 The Edgewood A. C. will give it's second annual social and dance this evening at Simonsville school hall. Lallier's orchestra will furnish all the latest music for the event. The trolley runs by the hall and those who desire can make connections with cars in the center by leaving at about 11:30.
 The funeral of Patrick Carty took place at S:30 this morning from his late home on Lafayette street to St Patrick's church where requiem mass was celebrated hy the Rev J. NJ. Gleeson. Burial was in the fam fly plot at Calvary cemetery The pallbearers were Patrick Hickey. James Mccarthy. Patrick Kehoe, John Mccarthy, Patrick Lynch and James Reed.
 The engineers have come to the conclusion that with the cooperation of the property owners such work as the city will have to do on Robbins street can be done for S30.0 If the trolley company is willing 10 come down with half this amount. and many say that they will he pleased to get out of it at that. then the public may expect to see this matter settled in the near future.
 At the annual parish meeting of All Saints chapel in Oakvllle last night the following officers were elected: Senior warden. C. l.. Warner: junior warden. Eben James: secretary. Eu- gene s. Kilton: treasurer. A. A. Stone: parish agent, A. B. Blatchley: vestry men. l.. W. Dubois. +. F.. Eggleston. Burton Warner. Charles Cooper. w. C. Hungerforl. Norman Dane. Her man Keisel. W. D. Place. Arthur Newell. A. II. Blatchley.
 A wedding took place at St Fran cis Xavier's church this morning. the contracting parties being Miss Eliza beth Egan and James Thompson, machinist in Manyille's Machine shop. Miss Sarah Bowling, cousin of the bride. was bridesmaid, and William Thompson. brother of the groom, was best man. The couple received many valuable presents. On | their return from a short trip they 1 will reside at 115S Bank street.
 Officers for the coming year of the ! Conn-ceticut Dental association are as follows: President. Dr \. ". Irns- {. by of New London: vice-p7esident. pr i Frederic Hindsley Of Bridgeport: treasurer. Dr W. 0. Beeclrer of Wa ! NsTNllENs ~--TlFAAAA lNA a-- AANNf-aa~ blauth of Bridgeport: librarian. Dr n. l H. Keeler of New London: editor. l'r ! \. II. Spicer. Westerly. E. l.: eXecB- i tive committee. Tlr F. L. Murllass. ir. ] of Windsor Locks: Dr r. w Brown . 0f New Haven and Dr F. ]. T.r6e Of . Waterbury. !
 Attorney F. r. Cole has been 1e- moved as guardian of Marie Mercedes Jacques. aged ii years. the only chiiI ! of the late Jean Jacques and Mrs An na Iacgues. a grand aunt living in South MaDche<ter. has Teen appointed in his place. Judge Loves reason for the removal was that a wOnian ran take better care If tho little girl than a man can. This decision. h8r-- avpr- will not necessarily remove the -hiHi from it's inotber-s custody. Af- -crney Cole was asked if iIe intensici iakfng an appeal and lBe said that le had not considered the matter ret. The new Cuariisn is the widow Of ths srotler oS the late Dr Izcques. Jean Iaeques. father 2
 Eyeglasses. property fitted. not ] snly feel comfortable. but also look zrlish- We carry a fall line of the stest improved eyeglasses and spec acIes- Eyes examined free and if