Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-03
CITY NEWS.

Showing line of rain coats, ST. TO
$22 at Epson, Singleton & Cos.
A marriage license was issued to
Martin P. Burns of Waterbury and
Miss Minnie Elizabeth Capel, daugh-
ter of Frederick Capel of New Bri-
tain yesterday at New Britain.
Frank Bangs of Waterbury will
move his family to Deep River as
soon as his new house on West Elm
street is completed. Mr. Bangs will
engage in the poultry business.
Peter Rice and Miss Bridget Wall
were married this morning a. st
Francis Xavier's church by the Rev
Father Fleming. Miss Annie Kim
ME was maid of honor and Joseph
Flynn acted as best man.
Charles Denehy and Miss Margaret
OConnell were married this morn
ing at the Immaculate Convention
church by the Rev Father O'Brien,
Edward Buckley was best man and
Miss Sadie Carroll was maid of
honor.
A very pretty marriage was eele-
brated this morning at st Cecliia's
church The contracting parties
were Karl Wilke and Miss Frances
Hepp. The marriage occurred at s
O'Clock, Rev Farrell Martin perform
ing the ceremony and celebrating
the nuptial mass. The witnesses,
John S. Schekl1 and Miss Mary Ron
alter, were cousins of the bride. Tie
bride was attired in a beautiful
gown of blue silk trimmed with
white and wore hat to match. Her
maid was attired in white.
The judges on the debate at the
First congregational church last
evening decided in favor of the tirst
church team. The question was,
Resolved, That further restrictions
to immigration would be detrimen-
tai to the best interests of the United
States" The Second Congregation
al church took the affirmative and
made fine showing. The team was
composed of Robert Lowell, Harold
White and Henry Stackman. OPP
posing were DR. T. w. GoodenouGh,
A F. Sherwood and P. r. Cummings.
Criminal business in the superior
court was resumed to-day with the
trial of Rafael Landino, charged
with stabbing Lorenzo Aquillano and
trying to murder him, in the rail
road yards on the morning of July
10 last. Landino boarded with
Aquillano in the old Earle house and
they had words the night before the
amount due for board. Next morn
ing they happened to meet and
the argument of the night before
was resumed. But evidently they
parted friends. Aquillano went
seemed to Landino that Aquillano
had made trouble for him at the
pay office of the railroad company
by which both were employed on
account of the board bill said to re
due. Landino, it is then charged.
overlook Aquillano and jabhed mis-
knife into his back, leaving him on
the ground bleeding. Attorney
Stokes was appointed by the court
to conduct the defense.
The funeral of William II. Hitch
cock was held yesterday afternoon
from his late home on the Bunker Hill
road. the services being conducted
by the Rev Martin o. Lepley, pastor
of st Paul's NJ. T. church. Many
floral tributes expressed the sympathy
of numerous friends and relatives of I
the deceased. There was among them !
a pillow from Speedwell lodge. X. Of !
T.: roses from Mr. and Mrs Charles
Mosgrove employees of the American
Ring Co. Mr. and Mrs Z. A. Lewis and I
family, George \. Hitchcock. \. e. I
John \. Hitchcock and
Edward 4. Hitchcuck: large anchor (
from Anchor lodge. y. f. o. T.; car
nations from the Misses Mary and .
Katherine Kelly. Mr. and Mrs r.
Kcavancy and Mr. and Mrs James
Hurley: wreaths from Mr. and Mrs
John Harmon and l.. VI. Camp aud
family: bouquets from the members Of
the Pequot club and Mr. and Mrs Fred
W Burns; wreaflis from AFR and Mrs
Charles E:lhin. Mr. and Mrs NJ. J.
Bvrues and set pieces from Mrs
Mrs Dvintt. Mrs 4. III.
Wells and Mrs Ellis Engcrt. The pail