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

a supper Saturday night.
 Edmond J. Kane, Matthew D
 Tierney, Charles Kelly and J. G. Fla,
 gan of St Thomas's seminary return.
 ed to Waterbury last evening and at.
 tended the funeral of Monsignor Slo-
 cum to-day.
 An overturned pan of grease was
 responsible for some commotion at
 the Exchange hotel yesterday morn
 ing. Box was pulled. The budding
 blaze was extinguished before 1t did
 any damage.
 Stop, look, read! We are head
 quarters for stove and furnace re-
 pairs; also will attend to your plumb ing. timing and jobbing. Telephone l259-3 or drop postal to w. T. Cor
 coran & Son, S02 North Main street. Bertha. the six years old daugh. ter of MT and Mrs Budd Spicer of
 31 West Farm street, died yesterday
 of diptheria. The funeral was held
 this morning and was private
 Interment was in Pine Grove ceme-
 tery.
 J. A. Sundin presided at the Swe- dish republican rally in Fraternity hall last night. The speakers were Judge G. B. Carlson of Middletown, Senator Chase, Abner P. Hayes, U. G, Church and M. J. Byrne. They all praised Lilley, Taft & Go, and said a good word of themselves at the wind up.
 Leon Lewis, Jr, of Waterbury and Miss Hilda c. Brown of Hartford were married Saturday evening at 7:30 at the home of the brides sister, Mrs August Engstrom, 2S3 Capitol aveiue, by Rev H. H., Kelsey of the Fourth Congregational church. Af- ter short wedding trip they will take up their residence in Torrington where MT Lewis is connected with the Torrington Buiuling Go.
 The funeral of Ellen Bowes was held this afternoon from the family residence on Bishop street with ser vice at St Thomas's church and inter- ment in new St Josephs cemetery. The bearers were Michael J. Keefe, William Fest, George Floss, Andrew Perrine, Daniel Pefin and Patrick F. Sydes. The floral offerings included a large bouquet from the family; wreath, MT and Mrs Timothy Keefe; basket of roses. Mary H. Bowes and Aunt Nellie; bouquets, Michael J. Keefe, Katherine Maloney, Harry Norton.
 Mrs Katherine Kelly, widow of the late James Kelly, died last night at the home of her daughter, Mrs Ed ward Kenney, 112 Charles street. She leaves three daughters, Mrs Edward Kenny, Mrs James Colwell and Mrs John Grimes; also two, sons, former Alderman James Kelly and Jeremiah Kelly, janitor of the Merriman school. The deceased resided for over fifty years on Baldwin street, where she was known as an agreeable neighbor and a good Christian woman. The funeral will be held to St Patrick's church Tuesday morning at S:30 o'clock. The burial will be in St Jo- | seph's cemetery.
 There was a return surprise party | held at the home of Forrest Harvey. 22 Niagara street, Saturday evening Among those present were the Misses Margaret Tehan, Sadie Unwin, Bee olavin, Ella Wheeler, May Bucking- ham, Sadie Harvey, Vera Bailey. Amy Jones, Lulu Lane, Kitty Tyrrell, Mayme Fitzgerald. Mayme Lane Among the gentlemen present were stephen Bailey, Walter Maronev. Peter Mercier, Michael Preston. Jo- ,eph Ryan, Martin Burke, John aoogh, Bart Quilter, Charles Mos grove, George Harvey, Frank Wilson. md Charles Burnes. The evening was 'pent in games, after which supper vas served. The party broke up at a ate hour wishing the hostess many eturns of the evening.