Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-26
CITY NEWS.

Saturday and Sunday with friends In this city.
 The AL Waterbury football team will practice at 1880 sharp to-mor- row event g at the Watch shop lot.
 Mss Alma F. Lynch of Cooke street wh has been in California the past War returned home yester- day.
 Mrs Henry schoneld and Miss Lena E. Wood left yesterday for Los Angeles. Cal. where they will spend the winter.
 : The Woman's Relief corps to Wadhams post will hold rummage sale Wednesday and Thursday at 1s6 Grand street.
 The board of education will hold special meeting this evening for the purpose of taking action on the estimated appropriations for next year.
 Miss Hattie Storm and A. Robert Kemp of Winsted were married in the First M. E. church this city Thursday by the Rev F. D. Walter. They will reside in Winsted.
 Elliott Hubbell, aged 61, of Nau- gatuck, who tried to commit suicide with shotgun three weeks ago, died last night at the Waterbury hospital where he had been since the accident.
 The following Jewish societies were in line: Star of Waterbury, |. O. B. A.; Friendship B. and 8. asso- citation; Brass City lodge, 0. R. A.; Gladstone lodge, o. B. A.; Water bury Hebrew B. A.
 The altar boys were all on hand to-day as follows: Francis Garrity, John Saunders, Thomas Moher, Wall ter Somerville, Gordon Hutchinson. John Maloney, John Costello, Ed ward Monagan, John Bowling, Syl- vester Large, John Monahan, Thom- as Conlon, Frank Mulvaney, Patrick Lyons, William Dillon, John Conway.
 The democrats of the city will hold one of the biggest rallies of the sea son tomorrow evening at Eagles hall. Among the speakers for the occasion are the Hon Hoke Smith. former secretary of the interior. and ex-governor of Georgia, and the Hon M. B. Cannon of Iowa. Seats will be reserved for ladies and they are invited to attend.
 In the court to-day Arthur Wal nakitis, for breaking friends arm with a bale stick was bound over to the superior court. The liquor cases against Charles Merrer, Pasquale Ciminera, Frank Shuski, Guiseppi Caladneo and James Cozzio were put over till tomorrow. Thomas Delaney for intoxication, John Ja- cobs for yagrancy were committed to jan for thirty days each. Thomas Hoar was fined $10 and costs for intoxication and James David and John Lane were each fined $b and costs and the same penalty was im- posed on James Navarole for loit- ering on the sidewalk.
 Julia Shea, aged IS years, daugh- ter of Matthew Shea and member of one of the largest and well known families in the south end, died at 9 o'clock this morning at the family residence on South street, after a lingering illness. Previous to the family's departure from the old country and until four years lgo, she with her two sisters were left to at tend convent school In Killarney, where they were idolized aud when parting for the new field received many blessing and good wish, all of which pointed for them bright and happy future. Besides her father she leaves three brothers and eight sisters, James, Patrick and Michael, Mrs Maurice Flaherty, Nell lie, Margaret, Anna, Catherine, Mary, Hannah and Abbie. The fu- neral will take place at o',lock on Wednesday morning.
 Patrick Hickey of 6 Lafayette street passed away at his home yes terday afternoon after a lingering ill., ness. His death was due to an apo plectic stroke which he received last August. Although his sufferings were long and intense, he bore his illness with the Christian fortitude and peacefulness which characterized his life. Mr Hickey has been life long resident of Waterbury, being former ly one of this city's best known po4 licemen. Mir Hickey's genial disposi- tion and cheerfulness made for him host of friends in all parts of the city for he was ever ready with words of condolence to all in sorrow. He leaves wife and nine children, the Misses Julia, Agnes, Lenore, Mrs John German; Mrs John Keefe of Hastings on the Hudson, and John, and Tim othy, we'll known policeman of this city, Patrick and Frederick.
 Mir and Mrs John Wenzel of 22 Arch street yesterday celebrated their silver wedding anniversary at their home in this city, large number of friends and relatives at- tending. Their home was beauti- fully decorated with silver leaf throughout the house. Mir and Mrs Wenzel were married just 25 years ago by the Rev Dr Micou of Trim ity church. They have resided near ly all the time in this city with the exception of few years spent in New York. They received numer- ous gifts including a beautiful dia- uond brooch. over 100 pieces of sill verware, cut glass, China sets, a beautiful clock, pictures and many other articles which would be i'm possible to mention in this space Among the out of town guests pres. ent were George Little of Boston Mrs Charles Sims of Reading, Mass. Mir and Mrs John Wenzel, Jr. oi New York. Mrs Roll of Brooklyn, N