Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-11
CITY NEWS.

MrS Luclen r. Bufpee Has Deeu spending a few days at Canaan.
 Miss May Kershaw of Second ave- nue is spending few days in New Haven.
 A daughter was born to MT and Mrs Michael Scanlon. 11S Ridge street, yesterday morning.
 Mrs Robert Dick IS spending few days with her parents, MT and Mrs w. J. Simpson of Plainyille.
 Workmen are now hustling at the roof of the new St Mary's hospital at Franklin and Union square.
 MT and Mrs William H. Dunn, 197 Woodlawn terrace, are receiving con- gratulations on the birth of a daugh- ter.
 Mrs M J. Ryan of Mitchell avenue is seriously ill with pneumonia and will not be able to see her friends for some time.
 The forty hours devotion to the blessed sacrament will start at St Joseph's church at the s o'clock mass tomorrow morning.
 The girls employed in the Miller X Peck Dry Goods Co will give leap year dance at Knights of Columbus hall on Thursday evening, January 16.
 An anniversary requiem high mass will be celebrated at the Immaculate Conception church at s o'clock Mon day morning for the late Mrs Mary Moore.
 A months mind mass will be cele- brated at the Sacred Heart church on Monday morning at s o'clock for the late Mrs Mary A. Sutton of Will liam street.
 Leon ZdzieDkowsN and Miss Kwiatkowska were married this morning at o'clock at St Cecilia S church by Rev Farrell Martin. The witnesses were Peter Kirklowski and Miss Maria Kwiatkowska.
 At meeting of the Alumnae Of Notre Dame, held in Convent hall last evening, it was decided to give the annual reception some time neNI month. The date will be fixed at a meeting to be held within short time Universalst services tomorrow as follows: 1O:30 q. m. divine worship. and sermon by Rev W. F. Dickernan, subject. who are evangelical: Place of meeting. G. A. R. hall. Jones' Mor- gan block, 1OS Bank street. A cordial invitation to all.
 William Gleason. who was inter- eSted in the ease of the robbery out at the ball grounds the other da,', was simply detained as q witness and was not implicated in the robbery. Hc did not settle any money in the mat ter, nor was he fined.
 In the city court to-day ease against Charles Root for nOn-support of his wife was put over to Monday. James Curley. charged with Vagrancy and intoXication was given sixty days in jail and John Druan :or keeping an unregistered dog. was fined g. and costs.
 The funeral of Mrs Anna c. Clark was held this afternoon from her late home on West Main street with ser vice at St Johns church by the Rev l John x. Lewis, ir, assisted by the Rev Edmund Rowland, D D. A quartette rendered several appropriate selec' tions
 E. B. Bassford, general manager of the printing department of the Waterbury Paper Box Co, was pre- sented with a Japanese china choco- late set yesterday by hTs fellow em- ployes. Mir and Mrs Bassford yes 1 terday celebrated the twentieth anni- versary of their marriage.
 T. p. Hutchinson & Son have sold for Barnard Bros of Poughkeepsie, ! \. Y. formerly of this city. their sa- 1 loon at 97 Main street, Poughkecp- sic The firm has also sold for Sam uel N. Daley his two family house at IS Linden street. Hartford. The price of the latter transfer was $f.- coo.
 List of advertised letters: Miss Louisa Barry. Fred Connor>. T, ]. Carleton. Miss Hattie Dempsey. Mrs Julia Domahue. Miss Mary Galia gher, Stanley GrUsvcnore. George IIaUser. Mrs l.. w Hinegcforl. Mrs Eva NJ. Jones. Miss Helena Kelley. Miss Cissie Long. Mrs Grace I.Oufash. Miss Cassie Martin. George r. Palmer.
 David Silyerstein of - Cooke street and Miss Marie Seinn, daugh- fer of Bernard Seinn of Park avenue. will be married at o'clock to-mor- TOW evening in he Beth Israel syna- gOgue. After he ceremony a Tecep- ton will be held in the parlors of the synagogue. The couple will leave on a trip to Philadelphia and on their return will reside al 26 ! Spencer avenue.
 Thomas \. Mulvaney died 5.Ster- day at his h"aIe. .'I Baldwin street af- ter four days illness with cryAiIeIas IT" Wa a iraker and was fer some time in t..r rmpIoy of Thomas kelly. Hp was a member of Court stephen ]. Mcauy. F. of \ and BarrpI"nI ,7rurI- ell. h. of e. He IeJv,s a widow two sons Edward lni Frank: three dauzh- ters. Reese. May and Lillian. 'H sis fer. Mir Ipsse Mallpfte of Strphany. and two I5r,rlgers. John and Patrick "i this city The fuueral will lr. lEeld tp the Immaf JIIatp CuHrr.ufinH church to-morrpw 8ftpFup.u a- i.tI D-rlns-k \ mass of requiem wlU lsp celel.yarel for the dsCeassvi at : n-clork NeuLay