Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-03
CITY NEWS

IlOrTOW afternoon. A full attendance lis requested.
 This evening at the Eagle roller skating rink skating party and
 promenade will be held. ! You might as we'll have that new
 overcoat for Sunday, $10 to $25, at Upson, Singleton & Co.'S. MT and Mrs Chauncey Leach of 112 Farm street observed the fiftieth
 anniversary of their marriage yester- day.
 The funeral of Mrs Julia Kiersted
 will take place from her late home on Division street tomorrow after
 noon at o'clock.
 John Horn of Starview avenue left yesterday for New York and in a few days will leave for Alabama where
 he will spend the winter months.
 MT and Mrs George Bowling, who were married a few days ago, return ed home last evening from their we'd ding trip. They are living at 20 Manhan street.
 Superintendent Walker of Hamil- ton park is making much headway with the swimming pool which will be i'll readiness for next summer. The side walls are now almost completed.
 Congressman Lilley has notified Francis W. Cowles of Hartford, son of Walter G. Cowles, that he has been named first alternate for ap- pointment to the United States Naval academy.
 Miss Christine I. Tingling of Eng land, national organizer of the Wo- mems Christian Temperance union, will speak at the Second Congrega- tfonal church tomorrow afternoon. In the evening she will speak at the Advent church.
 Names are being taken for the third class for entire new beginners starting at Miss Nellye S. Reeds dancing academy, 43 East Main street. All parties interested in dancing should call and leave their. names. A special class for ladies and gentlemen has just started for Thursday afternoons, 50 cents les son. Call and learn particulars.
 Edward r'eeley, an employe of the trolley company. was thrown from a car yesterday at Faber's switch and sustained a broken leg and several scalp wounds. He was greasing the rails at that point and stepped onto car and in rounding the curve he lost his balance and fell. He was re- moved to Dr Grady's office. where his injuries were dressed, and thence to his home in Waterville.
 The Waterville corporation of Wa terbury has filed a certificate of in- corporation with the state secretary. The authorized capital stock is $5,- 900, all paid in. H. s. Chase, A. R. Kimball. Irving H. Chase and F. s. Chase of Waterbury, and R. J. Ash worth of Watertown are the incor- porators. The corporation proposes to do business in brass. copper and other metals and metallic compounds.
 The trial of the suit of Attorney James A. Peasley for $500 commis- sion on the sale of the residence of the late Dwight Smith to John Mo- riarty was heard yesterday in the court of common pleas In New Ha- ven and was decided against the plaintiff. Mir Lynch claimed 1t was his representations that MT Moriarty bought the house. Attor- ney Lynch filed notice of appeal.
 The funeral of Mrs Mary Fitzger- aid took place this morning from the family residence on Railroad Hill street with mass of requiem by Father Laflin and interment in St Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were John Kenny. Patrick Barnes, Will liam Mccarthy, Daniel c. Sullivan. Michael Stack and James Moore The | floral tributes included a pillow let tered Mother" sheaf of wheat and | roses from the family: standing cross marked Sister" Mrs E. Kelle- 1er: standing heart, employees of the | American Ring Co: basket of roses, Miss Wood: bouquets. Miss Mary )'Connor, Bridget Kelly. Mrs J. )'Rourke, Minnie Hughes, Della Byrnes. Mir and Mrs Alfred Dow, Mrs s. Byrnes. Mrs Dolan. Mrs De- ia Walsh, Mir and Mrs W. MeEner- ley. Mary White. Eddie and Arthur aabtoy.
 One needn't be extravagant to in- sure getting a reliable timepiece. You can get standard movement of reliability In a sub- ;tantial and serviceable gold filled ,sse here at entirely reasonable cost. We can convince you this is the store -n cnrne fn- The I-nsnn Ieualrr Cn l