Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-19
CITY NEWS.

George F. Darling formerly of this city was recently operated upon for appendicitis in New York.
 The New England Hotel asocia- tion,will be guests of Manager Almon c. Judd of The Elton Friday.
 Miss Amelia and Joseph Galipeau are attending the wedding of Beat rice Marchand in Meriden to-day. Miss Sadie Upson, member of the class of '05 Crosby high has been ap- pointed a teacher in Meriden public schools.
 Twin girls were born last evening to Sidney Storm an employe of the trolley company living at ' Water town road.
 MT and Mrs Louis B. Holgate of 915 North Main street celebrated the fifth anniversary of their marriage at their home last evening.
 Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Beulah Peake of Chateaugay, N. Y, and Harry Francis Marendaz of this city. The wedding will be held in September.
 Letter Carriers Harry A. Mitchell and A. w. Nichols are on two weeks vacation. The former will visit the Jamestown exposition while the latter will spend his time on a farm.
 Mrs c. Struab and son, Alphonse, of South Elm street, will sail to-mor- row on the steamer Cedric of the White Star line for Europe. They will spend three months touring Eng land and Scotland.
 Tomorrow evening Lallier's Mili- tary band will give a concert and promenade at Columbus hall in Naug- atuck. A large party from this city will accompany the band to Nauga- tuck. Popular music will be one of the features.
 Andrew Weber of 430 Washington avenue who left on a pleasure trip with his family to Europe on May g died in Ludioigshafen, Germany, re- gently. Weber was stricken down with appedicitis and the operation which was performed did not prove successful.
 Mrs Mary F. Goodale, aged 75 years, died last night at her home, Az Center street The deceased, whose maiden name was Mary Carroll, was native of Dublin, Ireland, but had been in this country for many years The remains will be taken to East Hartford for burial.
 Mrs Elizabeth Leonard was com- mitted to jail for ninety days for in- toxication. Emil Gluck charged with creating a disturbance at the Jac- ques' theater last evening had sen tence suspended. The case against William Hanson the Salvation Army officer was nolled. Benjamin Ferris, charged with intoxication was fined S5 and costs.
 At the regular meeting of Court Hamilton, F. of A., last night, officers were chosen as follows: J. l.. White, chief ranger: William Atkins, sub- chief ranger: B. r. Hoggette, finan- cial secretary; Harry Kilburn. record ing secretary; senior woodward, Thos Heaton; junior woodward, Edward HeatOn; senior beadle, Fred Jones: junior beadle, Henry Bali: deputy for two years, George Hunter; trustee for three years. Daniel Squ1era All these are for full terms except that of B. F. Hoggette, which is to fill the un- expired term of Charles Lee, removed 10 Seymour, who filled that position very creditably for four years. All arrangements were competed for the opening of the fair in Hamilton hall Friday evening.
 Robert R. Fischer. for many years patternmaker for the Scovill Mfg Co. died suddenly last evening while reclining in an armchair at his home 6G3 Y. Riverside street, death was due to heart failure. He was about the house shortly after o'clock and drop ped into the chair near a window which commanded q good view of line street when he was suddenly strick- en and passed away without a stTug- ble Mr Fischer was native of
 
 bury years ago and resided here ever since. Besides his wife he ieavns three children. brothers and sisters. one of whom Is Henry Fischer of Walnut street. He was a prorin- ent Odd Fellow and was well liked by everybody who knew him. The fun eral will he held at ? o'clock Friday afternoon.
 Readers of the Democrat who con- template becoming benedicts. will find it to their advantage to get the wedding ring of us; and at the same time look at our large and varied as- sOrtnlent of jewelry. etc. for wedding gifts. Friends of the prospective brides and grooms will also do well to take the hint. as all our goods arc reliable and fully guaranteed. The Upson Jewelry Co. 6S Bank street