Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-01
CITY NEWS.

y, the guest of Mrs P. J. Gallagher of Gen. tral avenue
 Mrs Rosie Bolan Of John street has gone to spend a few days with friends in Hartford.
 Mrs OConnOr and daughter Made line. of New Britain, are visiting Mrs B- Myers and family, of. Wall street.
 Sister NJ. Bernardine and Sister Cousilio, of the Sisters of Providence, HolyOke. are visiting with their mother, Mrs p. Carney
 There will be a months mind mass Of requiem at the Immaculate Con ception church at o'clock Monday morning for the late Patrick Higgins.
 Mrs A. Merrill. of South Bend. Ind, formerly Miss Virginia Grimes, of this city, who has been spending q two months vacation with her family here, has returned home.
 The Goodwill Social club will give it's annual dance at Speedwell hall next Tuesday evening. An interesting concert program has been arranged which will be rendered before the dance begins.
 Hendricken council K. of C.. gave d very pleasing reception in Laavenworth hall last night. The twenty numbers on the dance order were not enough ana extras were put Oil 70 satiate the desires of those present.
 Can anything be done with the cross walk between the Naugatuck gate ! house and Randolph & Clowes's office, to keep it in clean condition? It is too bad to compel people to tramp ! through mud an inch deep.
 Mayor kilduf and City Engineer Cairns will have another conference with the selectmen of Thomaston next | Monday regarding the changes which i are HOW being made on the location of the Valley turnpike read at the Wig | wam reservoir.
 Union Rescue mission. 217 South Main street services Sunday evening at 7:43; subject ''4 to l in Favor of l Creeping Things" Solo by AIr Knick- erbocker. Jr. Wanted. Boy for the | Place. Sunday school at 2:45; tenn perance meeting at I. under auspices of w. C. T. |. F. H. Knickerbock. su- l perintendent.
 J. O. Brzezinski, of Brooklyn. \. N, formerly of this city. is spending a few days vacation with his parents on Orange street. NIr Brzezinski who formerly conducted a music store in this city is now conducting a similar one in Brooklyn looks the picture of health and is meeting with q cordial reception from his many friends.
 At the Third Congregational church next week. 3rd to 9th inclusive every night except Saturday, special evan eelistic services will be held. The Rev John Mitchell. who is to be present for the entire week. is an earnest and pleasing speaker. All are cordially in- vited to these meetings. Good singing. Meetings begin at 7:3O o'clock sharp.
 Professor Bailey's Friday night class and their friends enjoyed very pleas ant evening at his academy hall on Bank street last night, and all were high in their praise for those who had charge of the affair. Plenty of refresh mentS were at the disposal of the guests. All expressed the hope that it would not be long before they car have another such evening.
 Tonight at the Salvation army hall in the rink a lecture will be given en titled Little Jamie" The lecture will be illustrated by StereopticOn views and interspersed with special singing A large number of tickets have beer sold beforehand and as the admission is but 10 cents good crowd is expect ed. As the lecture is in the line of : | Ie1upeEauce SlOIS every Oue in such matters is cordially invited.
 The regular monthly meeting of tht Catholic WOmen's association will bt : held in St Patrick's hall on Monda! evening at g o'clock A social sessoI will follow the regular business meet ing. Classes will be formed ill French millinery, penmanship and shorthand Applications to enter these classes vii be received Monday evening. Al members. as well as those who desir' to become members, are invited to at tend.
 The double funeral of Mrs Patricl = Carolin and her sister, Miss Hanori McEvoy. took place this morning iron their late home on Brook street, il charge of Undertaken Bergin. to tn : Immaculate Conception church, wher q mass of requiem was celebrated b, the Rev Father Broderick. The bear D CTS for Mrs Carolin were Terrenc ]. Downey. Thomas Cullom, James Calf n ney and James Hurley; and for Mis - McEvoy. Andrew Ryan. Michael Phe 5 lan Matthew and James Carolin. Tn n interment was in St Joseph's cemetery 1t A pleasant reception was accorded 1 to Thomas Parker of Yale college, wh IF is passing the Thanksgiving holiday $ with his parents on Washington street n by several of his friends. last evening e at the home of Mrs M.. A. Higgins o Il Wall avenue. The evening was pleas ? antly spent in games and other amust T. ments Musical selections by Mis- e May Dorsey. songs by Thomas Parke e and Miss Jennie Lyons and recitation by James Grady were highly pleasin:
 Dancing was also indulged in. At
 late hour the entire party sat down t bounteous ,repast and to say that a D present did justice to the many palat:
 bie dishes laid before them is speakin mildly Dennis Murray acted as toas
 master. But the chief and most d. $ lightful feature of the evening was tl
 telling of fortunes by Mrs Higgin
 who is an excellent seer When th past. present, and future of all prese1
 had been told the ensemble disperse'
 after bestowing many thanks upon tt
 hostess.
 Numerous complaints have been r. ceiyed by the police from people Twin
 in the vicinity of Central avenue an