Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-15
CITY NEWS

The Independents played the Dub- 1 lins of Meriden at Hanover park this afternoon. The semi-annual reception of the Algonquin club will be held this evening in Elks' hall.
 There will be months mind mass at o'clock tomorrow morning at St Patricks church for the late Mrs John Creegan.
 The reception of the class of 1906 of the high school will be held az Leavenworth hall on Monday even- ing, June 26.
 Otto Jaeger and Miss Alice B. Wray of Waterbury were married Thursday in New Britain by the Rev M. Bradford Boardman.
 Boys blouses with sailor collars are shown in the Bank street window of Upson, Singleton & Co.'S, Regular half dollar goods, special at 25 cents
 The sidewalk near the corner of Howard and Wolcott streets has been buried in mud the past week and tho residents are wondering how long It will remain so.
 The degree of bachelor of arts was conferred upon Thomas Frank Hayes and Joseph Henry Lawler, two Wa terbury young men, by the George town college during it's commence ment exercises yesterday.
 
 Peter Feld has sold to John and Louis Schuster his three-family house situated at the corner of Wood and Putnam streets. The sale was made through the agency of Daniel T. Far rington of 40 East Main street.
 The reception committee appointed to officiate for the municipal base ball team tomorrow is requested to meet at City hall at l o'clock, from where they will proceed to the rail road station to meet the boys from Bridgeport.
 A car was derailed on North Will low street. near Arch street, last evening. It got clear off the rails and it took about half an hour to get it back. For some reason not known to the public the cars show dis position to do as they please and go where they please lately.
 Arthur Fairbanks Els of this city and Miss Dorthea Gross were married yesterday afternoon at 2:30 o'clocF by the Rev Austin Hagen of the Thomaston Congregational church at the home of the brides parents in Thomaston. After aa wedding tour the couple will reside on Holmes avenue.
 The will of the late Mrs Elizabeth Kavanaugh was filed for probate to- day. Mrs Kavanaugh bequeathed to her son William $500 and to her other children, Mrs Bridget Keenan, Elizabeth. Catherine and Mary, s1 each, and the balance to her son Michael. She nomianted Loren R. Carter her eXecutor.
 Mrs Lillian Ernst, aged 3S years, died last night at the Waterbury hos pital. She leaves one daughter, Mrs Lillian Christian of this city. The remains were removed last evening to the home of her daughter, A Meadow street. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon at o'clock with burial in Riverside cemetery.
 The following are the new officers of the Waterbury Savings bank: President and loaning committee, E. l.. Frisbie; viee-president, c. E. Terry; treasurer, F. J. Kingsbury: secretary and assistant treasurer. F.. $. Hunt; directors, J. M. Burrall. E. T. Root. c. E. Root. c. E. Terry, F.. L. Frisbie, F. J. Kingsbury, ]. s. FL ton, x. J. Welton, F.. s. Hunt, H. A. Hoadley.
 In the city court to-day Judge Bur pee imposed fine of s1 and costs on John Dolan for intoxication. A ease against Mrs Cornelius HOrgan for breach of the peace was contin- ued to Tuesday at the request of her counsel. Attorney Russell. Grace Me Guinness was charged with intoxi- cation. She was picked up on Union street by Officer Cassin last night about ll:30 o'clock. She had a pretty little fox terrier on a leash, and the dog was arrested also. The case was continued thirty days.
 John C. Russell. who came to Hart l ford from Waterbury. says the CouT. ant, was before Judge Edward ]. Gar van in the police court yesterday morning. charged with assaulting Arthur BouIanger on Main street Wednesday night The assault occur. red near the Buckingham block. Af. l ter the assault had been committed and Russell knew that a policeman was being sought by some of ths 1 spectators, Russell said: Bring OT your cops. l belong to a gang in Wa. terbury that eats 'em up" Judge Gar. van fined him SIS and costs for ths assault.
 Just a few days left to pick out that graduation gift and we will hell you to- We have a select line of lock. cts and chains for the young women and a good assortment of fObs and scarfpins for the young men. The Up. son IewelTy Co. eS Bank street.