Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-22
CITY NEWS.

guest of James K. Bagley of East Farm street.
 H. l.. Drolett has resigned his po- sition at Jones, Morgan & Co.'S and returned to Springfield, whence he came.
 Charles D .Eggleston was to-day appointed administrator on the es- tate of A. Augusta EgglestOn, by Judge Lowe in the probate court.
 Miss Janet Arthur of the briggs school, who has been spending the winter in New York has been called home in New Canaan, by the death of her mother last Monday.
 The Senior Debating club of the Crosby High school will hold d de- bate at the school this evening. The subject for debate is Resolved. That the Mexican War was Unjustifable. l"
 John C. Moriarty, son of the well known undertaken, has been appoint cd captain of the Crosby High school football team for the season of 1901. The appointment was made yesterday by Principal stephen w. Welby.
 The local military companies, c and A, are being measured for new uniforms of olive drab, which will in all probability take the place of the khaki outfits. The trousers of the new suits will extend to the knees only, as long trousers with leggins over them made very uncomforta- ble combination.
 At a mock trial held by the Boys brigrade of St Paurs M. F.. church last night. Arthur Daniels was ac- cused of lifting a manicuring set, from druggist named Brown. and was convicted after stubborn de- fense. and sentenced to help the wo- men folks to wash the dishes after the spread that followed.
 The case of Saverio Rosa against J. Marcus for 5000 damages is still before the jury and Judge Robinson in the superior court. If there is any possible show of finishing the ease tomorrow the court will hold the jury here as it is his intention to leave nothing unfinished when he goes away next Thursday.
 Miss Mary Abbott. instructor of English at Crosby High. who receatly obtained leave of absence until neyt September is recovering from an op. eration performed few days ago T; the New Haven hospital. Fibroid tu- mors have interfered considerably with Miss Abbott's health for the re. moval of which the operation wa. made.
 Joseph Fancher. well known in this city. who when moi doing fancy tricks on skates was riding tresties on a bicycle. has changed his name to "Santo. the Flying Dutchman.' This season his circus trick will ht to perform on a pair of skates. start ing at a height of fifty feet. his fel, ending by the making of a sensation al dive into tank.
 X quiet wedding was celebrated ai the home of Mir and Mrs T. l.. waugl , on Wednesday evening. when their son. Wilbeft l.. was married to Miss Minnie Teeter of Cheshire Rev C. F. l.. smith of the Second Advent church officiated. The attending con pie was Miss Hattie Teeter. sister of the bride and Virgil II. Waugh brother of the groom. The bride wa, gowned in travelling suit of gra, Panama cloth. On their return iron their wedding trip, Mir and Mir, Waugh will reside at 11o5 Nortl Main street
 The funeral of Mrs Sarah Chris tiana took place yesterday afternooT at the house. with services by ths Isev NIT Haywood. The foIIowias were the palIIbearers: G. w. Fox John BagIIanf. Rocco Plyne. Levi, Coldington. Webster O'NeIIl. ClIsrie. I. PIaft. The bearers rppresenfct the Master Mechanics and Daughtsr, of Liberty. The following floral sn bIems were presented: wreath marked s-Notber.- from the ehiliraI of decea~ed. wreath. from Lady TrumbuII IcsIgr. D. of l.: cross. Nj and Mrs T. F. Lunny: pillow. markes Rest from the assembly room o the Sc0viII Manufacturing company large bouquet of roses. from frie1.ls bouquets were presented by the Fol | lowing. Sisters Rachael and Erie. 4g ne< MuIlixzn- Nora Flanigan- D OBrien- Crrzu Brothers. Mrs T. W Tysek. EfY7e Johnson E1izalefh Rel iy. Catherine Deexzn- Lillian Dexter The burial was in Fine Grove ceIne | tefy-