Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-26
CITY NEWS.

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street.
Mr. and Mrs James B. Scranton OF
North Willow street spent to-day in
New Haven.
Miss Elizabeth Igo, formerly of this
city, now of Albany, is visiting rela'
tives in this city.
Mrs Fred Wooster of Troy, N. Y.
is visiting at the home of her parents
on North Willow street.
The officers and directors of the
| Catholic Womens association will
hold an important meeting this
evening
Miss Henrietta Coffin, a teacher OF
St Margaret's school, will sail next
week for Paris where she will make
an extended stay.
Mr. and Mrs w. Philips and family
of Grandview avenue left to-day for
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, where they will
reside in the future.
Walter Dallas, son of Alexander
Dallas of this city, member of the
junior class of Yale has been elected
to Zeta Psi, a junior fraternity.
An anniversary mass will be cele-
brated at Sacred Heart Church to-
morrow morning at 8 o'clock for the
late Martin Ryan of East Main
| street.
The funeral of Theodore Walsh
was held this afternoon from the
| family residence on Ridge street
with interment in new st. Joseph S
cemetery.
Nicholas Sanford was arrested this
| morning by Special Agent Deltino of
the New York, New Haven & Hart
ford road for stealing coal from the
freight yard.
Mrs. William Lancaster, daughter
of Mrs. George Black of 81 Fox
street, died early this morning at
Pawtucket, r. |. The remains Will
be brought to this city.
County President John S. Nc
Carthy of New Haven will visit
Waterbury this evening and will
address the members of the Fourth
Division A. o. H., at their hall, East
Main street Every member is re-
quested to be present.
The funeral of Mary Gallagin was
held this morning from her late
home on South Leonard street with
mass of requiem at st Patrick's
church by Father Gleason and inter-
ment in new St Joseph's cemetery.
The bearers were Patrick Donnelly,
Bernard Donnelly, Daniel Mcdonald,
Patrick Dunn. James Sullivan and
Thomas Scadden.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Z.
Cruess was held this morning from
her late home on Irving place to
the Immaculate Concep ion church
where mass of requiem was cele'
brated by Father Mooney. The
hearers were John Cruess, Theodore
Cruess, Frank Cruess, Louis Cruess,
Thomas Owens and John Whalen.
The remains we're taken to New
Hartford for burial in charge of
Undertaken Mulville.
Mrs Anne Bowling, aged go years.
wife of Robert 7. Bowling of 10 Y
Ward street, died last night. Be-
sides her husband she leaves five
daughters. Hazel. Gertrude. Margar-
ct. Cecilia and Jennie, one sister.
Mrs Mary Smith, brother in Ports
mouth. \. H., her parents. one sis
ter and five brothers in ireland. The
funeral will be held to ST Thomas's
church at $50 O'Clock Saturday
morning.
An important meeting of Court
Naf.sNnnr- y,rft1 hafA 49,
, evening TO arrange for social events
after the Lenten season has expired.
Amongst these will be a class initia-
ton and all those who wish to join
the society will be gladly furnished
information by either officers or
members. As the public debate vii h
Barcelona council proved to he so
/ instructive and entertaining the con-
| testants at the request of many of
their friends are arranging another
such event.
Mrs. Catherine Brosnan who was
injured in the West Main street
trolley accident has returned from
her home In Susquehanna. Pa. after
vain endeavor at recuperatfon. She
is accompanied by her sister Miss
Miss BrOsnan was considerably
shocked in the accident and is suf-
fering from a number Of internal in
iuries of slight but painful nature.
Daniel T.. Harrington. the real es-
tate man, has removed his ofFic.
from 40 East Main street 10 337
East Main street.
Howard T. Horton Of Waterbury
and Miss Ruth Z. Goodrich. daugh-
ter Of Mrs Fred Z. Goodrich nj
New Bri ain were married at noon
Bell. pas or Of Trinity Methodist
church. The wedding was witness
ed by friends and relatives. On az
count Of the death of Mr. Goodrich
a few months ago the number vas
limited 4 luncheon was served
After a wedding tour Mr. and Mrs
Horton will reside in Waterbury.
Where Mr. Horton is in business
Only one 81 the two divonts salts
that were On short calender yesterday
vas heard The plaintiff was Mrs
Jennie BIake. wife - r. H. Blske
The parties were married I'm England
in 1874 and Rake left for this cOuntrY
Son after sensIing for his Wife in the
eourse - few years Mrs Flake al
lcge,i intemVeranee- The witnesses
for the Petition were Sidney 4 Rs
don deacun q the First Baptist
ciauTsh. Sarah Lines AMI OlysIia
Wickwire Mrs Bake i = Trsmher
- the First Baptist ehureh- SIC Vas