Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-15
CITY NEWS

See Monroe's college, then decide. A daughter, Ottillie Frances, was born to MT and Mrs August M. Fra nek, or 32 North street, Thursday. James Stowell, of Mill Plain, and Mrs Coles were married Wednesday at Brooklyn, N. Y., by the Rev James A. McCange.
 $500 gold-filled eye glasses and rimless spectacles reduced to $2.5O for the next week at F. P. Slavin's, eye-sight specialist, 167 Bank street. The Woman's Home Companion will be sent to every subscriber that pays in advance, free of charge. The October number is nearly ready. Do not miss it.
 Because of the cold weather, the attendance at the American band concert on the green last evening was much smaller than usual. The music was good. The funeral of Hugh Dean will take place from his late home, 110 East Main street, to the Immaculate Conception church at 1:45 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
 Emerson La Breck of Waterbury has filed petition in bankruptcy in the United States district court. La Breck has liabilities amounting to $290.10 and no assets.
 The Holy Name society of the Im- maculate Conception church will go to Holy Communion tomorrow morning at the seven o'clock mass. The members will assemble at St Patrick's hall.
 Richard Gordon, who in the early part of the summer was leading man for the Poli. Stock company, has the principal role in ''The Redemption of David Corson" which is at Polls this afternoon and evening.
 There was a session of the short calendar in the district court to-day but nothing of importance was trans acted. The entire morning was giv- en over to issuing naturalization papers. Judge Peasley presided.
 Such a crowd of boys were after school buttons at Upson, Singleton & Co.'S yesterday that the police stop 1 ped the distribution. New arrange ments will enable the boys to get their buttons without delay on Mon day after school hours.
 The thirty-seventh annual re- union of Companies IT," B." and the band" of the First Connecticut Heavy Artillery will be held in the l 1an nriI Wednesday, October 10, 1906. Busi- ness meeting at 12 o'clock noon, in the hotel. Dinner after business meeting.
 William Comber, of Spencer ave- nue, has sold his six-tenement block and store with building lot on the corner of Washington and River streets, to Patrick T. Coogan, who purchased tfe same for an invest ment. The sale was made through the agency of John J. Gerghty, II East Main street.
 A large attendance greeted Profes- sor Davis of Bridgeport at the new Eagle skating rink last evening. his exhibition of fancy skating was high ly appreciated and called for many rounds of applause. Professor Davis Is very graceful on skates and is one of the best skaters in New England. Hereafter an exhibition of fancy skating will be given every Friday evening.
 Announcement has been received here of the coming marriage in Port land. Oregon of Miss Gertrude Harris, daughter of Mir and Mrs Jacob Buck Portland. Miss Harris went to Port land two months ago to visit her brother and incidentally met MT Abrams with whom she went to school ten years ago. It only took two months for the couple to agree.
 Arthur B. Richmond. 17. son of George A. Richmond. of 1l9 Round Hill street. died Friday morning, after prolonged illness with pulmonary trouble. He was a student at the Waterbury High school. in the class of '9s. and leaves great many young friends. who will he grieved to hear of his death. He leaves his parents one brother. Archie C. Richmond. and , two sisters. Agnes r. Richmond and Alice M. Richmond. The funeral will take place on Monday afternoon q, 1:3O with services at the house. q, which the Rev Dr Haywood will off ciate. Tine burial will be in River side cemetery.
 The funeral of Mrs Patrick Kelly took place this morning from her late home on Taylor street with a
 mass of requiem at the Sacred Heart church by Father Dunigan and in. terment in new St Joseph's cemetery
 The bearers were James Delaney Thomas Bulger. Daniel Whelan. Johr
 Whelan. Patrick Dunn and lame: Dunn. The floral tributes included [
 pillow marked Wife" and Mother } from the husband and children o , the deceased; standing cross. Bridge , keeley; standing harp. Walter Kelly . basket of roses. Mamie Duff: wreath Mir and Mrs William Keeley: pillow , Mr and Mrs W. H Keeley and fam , iIy: heart. Annie O'Meara: bOuquets ! -E