Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-28
CITY NEWS.

MISS NlaTSaTPl | dSSIl! LII .\tN IoiN N has been spending few days at her home on East Main streeet.
 Anthony Carroll and daughter Mary of II Railroad Hill street are attending the funeral of Mir CarrolIS s father at Hoosic Falls, N. Y.
 Margaret Ward, for many years well known resident of Long Hill, died last night in Middletown. The remains will be brought here for bur ial.
 The funeral of James Dell will be held from the family residence, 49 Fuller street, to the Immaculate Conception church at 1 80 o'clock to- morrow afternoon. The burial will be i'll Calvary cemetery.
 Mrs Linford F. Root will soon be able to mingle with her friends once more. After very long and at one time dangerous illness she is able to move about again and Christmas day she was strong enough to sit at table.
 Thomas H. Brown. for many years q well known local undertaken, has ac- cepted a position with Mir prlchard of Stamford and will enter upon the duties of his new charge the first of January Mr Brown came here from Thomaston and made q host of friends who will always be pleased to hear of his success.
 of RnVnnIIS took place yesterday morning from his late home in Southbury with service at the Sacred Heart church of that place by the Rev Y H. Crowley "t this city, and interment in SOuthbury. The bearers were William Sullivan, Jeremiah Sullivan, James F.. Murphy, all of Southbury. and Edward F. Gar ran of Southngton.
 List of advertised letters: Mrs G. T. Benson, Miss Maggie Bright, Miss Ray Davenport, Mrs R. C. English, Nicholas Pagan, Mrs Sarah D. Glazier, Mrs Charles c. Horn, Pat rick Hebert, Ephraim Landry, Rob- ert NJ. Lane, Eddie Morgan, Raf- faele Penta, Mrs M. Kelley, Miss Marion E. Roberts, Godfrey Routh- fer. Willie Taylor. Miss Frances E. T1mlinson, George Winters.
 Attorney U. c. Church left for Pittsfield yesterday to confer with his colleague, Attorney Moore, on the Pilon-Viger breach of promise case, which is down for hearing in the supreme court in Boston early next month. It was reported that there is prospect of settling the case. that Mir Viger's counsel had made an offer to Miss Pilons attor- neys. She was given verdict to recover damages of $6,500.
 All winter clothes at reduced prices. Upson, Singleton & Co.
 Superintendent Kelly of the Meri- den schools Thursday morning had the following to say about Miss Sadie Upson of this city, who died suddenly during the week: "I am ineXprcSsibly shocked at the news of Miss UpsOn'S death. She was one of our best teach CTS in kindergarten work. Miss Tp- son was T girl of more than ordinary ability. Hers was q sweet and lOvablc character and she will he greatly miss cd from among the teachers of Mcri- dcn'
 The funeral of James Kclty took place this morning from his late home in WatcrtOwn with mass of requiem at St Johns church by Father LOf- tus. The remains were brought to this city for burial in charge of In dertaker Moriarty. The intcrment was in St .Toseph's cemetery. The hearers were James Kane of Bristol. William Kane of Ansnnia. John H. Hayes of Bristol, Frank II. Hayes of Bristol. John ]. Kpilty and John M. Keilty of Watertown.
 The funeral of Mrs Mary Vance was held this morning from the resi- dence of her sister. Mrs Thomas Walker. Wall street. with mass of requiem at the Sacred Heart church by Father Shelley and intermeat in St Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were Thomas Duffy. George Walker James Kilbride. Patrick Phclan. Michael Bloomfield and John Hen- nessey. The floral offerings included cross from MT and Mrs Thomas Walker: wreath. Mir and Mrs Will liam Vance and family. Mir and Mrs P. ! Burns: bouquets. Mir and Mrs " kiernan. SaxP & FlOto.
 Miss Nellie Doran died this mOrn- ing at the home of her parents. Mr and Mrs Thomas DOran. I92 Bald win street Resides her parents she leaves eight sisters and two broth CTS. Mrs Thomas Sullivan Of Ireland. Mrs John Griffin. Mrs William Nor TOW. Mrs Michael Moore. the Misses Julia. Margaret. Lizzie. Laura. and John and Daniel Doran. all of this city The dereased was a young woman of exemplary character and was universally esteemed by all who knew her She was connected with the Ladies auxiIiary. \ 0. IT.. and one of its most pOpular members Some time agn she engaged in the dry goods business on Baldwin street and by steady application tO her WOrk and rOurteous treatment tO all the venture paid almost from the start She had a wide acquaintance and will be greatly missed by her many friends and acquaintances- The fu neral will be held Mnnday mnTnins with a mass of requiem at the I'm. macuEate Conception churrh and in terment in new St JOseph's eeme teTT-
 Now that yOu have presented tn engagement ring it Is time to BOOE around for the wedding ring We ar, supplied with solid gold rings ia sev ersI styles at very reasonable prices Visit our store before selecting yOul Eedding gifts The Cps01 JeEelrI sazza- Hank S-rs&--