Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-28
CITY NEWS.

J D. moved his office from 125 East Farm street to Room 5, 95 Bank street.
 A meeting of the general commit tee of the charity bazaar will be held tonight at o'clock at St Patrick $ hall.
 At St Patrick's church Friday morning. at : o'clock months mlnd mass will be celebrated for the late Daniel H. Hickey.
 Frank the shoeman has purchased the bankrupt stock of the Raymond shoe store and will put the goods on sale at his store at 203 Bank street Saturday, March E.,
 List of letters remaining unclaimed at the postotfice MT $. Bier. II. C.. Chester. Ida T. Davis, Daniel Davis. Daniel Davies, Miss Nettie Defurie, Edward Ferris, Miss Etta l.. Haught, Miss Maggie Hannahan. Mrs liar ris, 1S North street. E. F. Hunting ton. Chris l. .Loret @ Mrs Lizzie Lewis. Chris l.. Loret a, Mrs Edna E. Lumbard, Mrs H. J. Meyers. Miss Grace Miles, Miss Flora k. More house, Mrs Saddle Futile.
 Mrs Emma Ruggles neynolds has brought suit for divorce against her husband, James Reynolds, who is resident of Ashley, Pa. Mayor Thoms is counsel for Mrs Reynolds in the matter. On May 1. 1895, the couple were married and on Novem- Der, 1903, Reynolds disappeared. Mrs Reynolds alleges desertion and intolerable cruelty, and asks the GUS tody of her two minor children, Ida Muriel, II. and Russell Edgar, s.
 The funeral of Thomas Jackson took place yesterday morning rom Mulyille's undertaking rooms. with mass of requiem at the Immaculate Conception church by Father Brcn- nan and interment in St Joseph cemetery The bearers were George Jackson. Frank Jackson, James A. Duggan. James Daly. Michael Hen nessey and Martin Mccarthy. The floral tributes included pillow let tered Rest" from employees of de partment S, Waterbury Clock Co; wreath from friends at the Water- bury Clock Case Co.,; wreath, George. Rose. Nellie, Francis and Mary of l CalIender's restaurant: bouquet. "A Friend;" sheaf of wheat, Sake X Floto.
 To-day was the last on which un- der the law pickerel can be caught until May 1. The season was not re, markable for any extraordinary catches. owing to the heavy ice and frequent snow storms. P. F. Gal lagher of South Main street caught probably one of the largest strings of the winter. With a friend he brought home over fifty one day from Bantam. But the largest both in quantity and size was caught a few weeks ago in Quassaqaug by 8 party consisting of William H. Tel. Her, Max Cook, Edward Carroll George Lowe and Hubert Yale, a residents of the north end. They brought in a lot the smallest in which weighed not less than a pound and z half.
 Miss Barbara Chapin. daughter of | Charles T.. Chapin, editor of the Wa. terbury American. and Dr Edmond Russell of Houtzdale, Penn, were married last evening at the home of the brides father. 8 Fairyiew street by the Rev c. A. Dinsmore. D. D. l uastor of the First Congregational church. Miss Marjorie Chapin. twin sister of the bride. was maid of honor and Dr James W. Leech of Provi- i denme. R. I. was best man. The i brida wore a gown of white crepe de | chine owed silk and carried lilies of the valley. The maid of honor was | attired iIi a gown of white net and carried a bouquet of pink roses. Sup per was served after the ceremony. Dr and Mrs Russell left for we'd ding tour. Among those present from out of tho city were: Mir and Mrs IT. Russell. Miss Russell. Miss Helen Russell and Arthur Russell of rhiia- lelphia: Mr and Mrs \. & Thomas. Mrs IT. \. Hall aud Jared B. Wilcox of Meridpn: Mr aud Mrs W. Y. Rus sell of Woodmont: Mrs Arthur N Chapin of south Hadiey Falls. Vt: ! Mrs George \. Bruce. Clayton <. Mat 1 tison an1 Louis F. MAttison of South i Shaftsbury. Vt: Miss Elizabeth II. Forbes cf Hartford
 How annoying Is It to have a watch that Is out of repair frequent. ly and in the care of the watch doc. tor one third of the time. Buy a watch of known reputation. of un- questioned reliability and save your ! Splf r71fsrh annnraucn Cas q ,-arst,