Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-17
CITY NEWS

The funeral of Mrs Rose McGuin- ness will be held at g o'clock to- morrow morning at St Patrick's church.
 This evening a mock trial, "The
 Great Hummer Breach of Promise Case" will be held by the Golden
 Rod society of the First Baptist
 church.
 At the annual session of the Grand
 lodge. F. and A. M., held at New Ha- ven yesterday, Randolph B. Chapman of this city was chosen grand senior deacon.
 The funeral of John A. Malone
 will be held from his late home on
 Railroad Hill street to St Patrick's church at S:30 o'clock tomorrow morning.
 E. J. Finn, the shoeman. Is fast disposing of his big stock of foot wear, preparatory to vacating his present stand so that the owner may erect more slightly structure on the site.
 John Dunn of Baldwin street. who has been laid up with rheumatism for some time. left this week for St vincent's hospital, New York, where he will undergo treatment for the disease.
 Givrani Salani was arrested to-day day by Special Ofiicer Grubb on a charge of drunkenness and carrying concealed weapons. When he was searched at the police station an ugly looking stilett0 and a pair of brass knuckles were found on the prisoner. The st!letto was so sharp that the owner if he got into an altercation could do all kinds of injury with 1t.
 Mrs William Shanahan of IA Penn berton street met with a peculiar &C., cident on Tuesday. While washing some clothes a needle. which was in one of the articles, entered the palm of her hand. The needle penetrated her hand so deeply that it was not removed until Dr John F. Hayes was called. Mrs Shannhan's hand, al- though still painful. is healing rapid ly and is not likely to be affected per- manently in any way by the accident.
 Thomas F. Maher and Miss Loret- ta Moran were married at 7:45 o'clock this morning at the Immacu- late Conception church by Father 0'Brien. Dennis Mitchell was best man and Miss Sara O'Mara was maid of honor. The bride wore a gown of silver gray silk. The bridesmaid gown of tan silk trimmed in point de sole and carried bridal roses. The couple left on the 11:10 train for New York and Boston. They will be at home to their friends at 3s7 South Main street Monday. January 2s.
 Captain P. B. Bishop of the Aitl- lary corps. U. s. A. stationed at Fishers Island had charge of the in- spection of companies A. and c at the armory last evening. After looking over thoroughly the equipment of the he inspected the boys as they appeared on the floor and was much pleased with the showing made. Although Captain Bishop expressed pleasure because of the of the companies he refused to give an opinion as to how they with other companies he had inspected. Colonel James Ced- des of the Second regiment is &C., Captain Bishop on his tour of inspection.
 The following are the new oficers of the Second Baptist church; Clerk. F. C. Lowrey; collector. Charles E. treasurer. E- ". wightman: treasurer of relief fund. R. O. Snaggs chairman of finance commit tee. Theodore Miller. reception com mittee. Dr ]. w. Mahony; ushers. Willis Mitchell and Augustus Rich ' ards: advisory committee, Dr ]. w. Mahony. Theodore Miller. Mrs Edna snagg. Mrs John Buchanan and Mrs JuIiette Bronneke. auditor. John B. Toiles. chairman. Alfred Mitchell | A. Exton and Clarence Conklin: puIs pit committee. Dr !. W. Mahony. nusic committee Mrs '. Potter rhairman- Mn Cyr0 enith. Ntrs Saagg- Mrs Henry NsIier. lfrB Lo1b sp0es4 F- C. Louery. cXoflon k 0oun&- Chnr1n Wteaf-