Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-24
CITY NEWS.

An entertainment was given in Leavenworth hall last night for Viii liam r. Uffendale.
 Mrs Ann Foley of Middletown is visiting with her son, Michael Foley of Baldwin street.
 H. H. Spooner will address the | mems meeting of the '. M c. A. in Jacques opera house tomorrow after I noon.
 Eugene Hosey. q boy 12 years of age and living at 1631a North Elm street, | fell while running in his yard to-day and broke his collar bone. Dr Donahue attended him.
 Handsome pictures of Police Officer | Tehan and his wife's mother. the late Mrs Nora Mcdonald of Stone street 1 are on exhibition in the show window | of Po1lakS studio on Bank street. Catherine, the eleven months old child of MT and Mrs Michael Sheehy l of 49 Stone Stret died this noon of pneumonia. The funeral will take I place tomorrow afternoon at2 o'clock. Daniel r. Mack of Wall street, who has been detained at his home for several weeks with sickness. left to- 1 day to enjoy a short vacation with | friends in Springfield during Thanks | giving week. He was accompanied by 1 his wife.
 Mrs Devereaux of Brown street, mother-in-law of Chief Snagg was removed to the hospital this morning 1 in Lunny's ambulance. being seriously. | i'll. LunnyS ambulance also removed l Mrs Donaldson from the Southmayd | Home to the residence of Mrs Buck. | 91 Abbott avenue. Both women are rather aged and ttheir condition is | very critical.
 | MT Hallett's pupils recital at | the Friendly League hall last evening was success. The players were: | Libbie DauSch. Annie Wildman Etta | Levin. Beatrice Drake, Hattie Reeves. Gertrude Mccormack. .4dith- Rodgers, l Emma Blanchette and Bessie Leggett James Hurley, Harold Rodgers and Claude Wright. Leo Race sang sev- eral solos. and MT HalIett played. The work of the pupils was excellent.
 A real estate transfer involving q sum of about $45.000 was effected through the agency of C. $. Lang. of Lang x Phelan. by which Frank Brothers of South Main street becomes the owner of the H. l.. Robarts block at 260 and 2601s Bank street, formerly the property of William Beechef. and Mir Robarts takes instead the Broth | CTS residnece on Highland avenue. for merly the Watson Hurlburt homestead. | consisting of a beautiful house, barn | and an acre of land.
 Thomas Shannahan of D Lafayette | street has q model of a cross which he desires to have the Holy Name socie- ties of the different churches in this | adopt as q sign for marking the graves of the deceased members. At d meeting of the Holy Name society of the Sacred Heart church to-morrow tba mo tar will ha con iIerpl aS if will also be at the monthly meeting of the 1 Holy Name society of St Francis NaverS church. The cross is of a neat design and can be purchased at moderate price. The idea is to have a uniform cross for marking the graves of all deceased members of the Holy
 Name society notwithstanding what church they are members of. g.
 The children of the late Mr and Mrs Hugh Loughlin of Silver street are having q very handsome monument erected on the family plot in St Jos eph'S cemetery, as a tribute of respect to the memory of their parents. who in their day and time were numbered among the best cittizens in Waterbury and died leaving behind them a name which their children dlave just Reason to feel proud ofs Thes monument is
 one of the neatest of the. kind ill the l city and stands Ill quite a scOnSplcuOTS spot, overlooking the last resting place of the remains of the pioneer Catholics
 of this town. The granite wor.. is about twenty feet high and is sur
 mounted by representation or a woman of heroic size clinging to d
 cross. The figure of the woman and the cross were made i'll Italy.
 There was large attendance at the
 fair of St MichaeTs parish in Water
 ville last night The stage program
 was well rendered and the audience
 was one of the most appreciative pres
 ent since the opening. s.The Family Album" by Miss Josie Moore, ftwas
 roundly applauded, as were also the
 duets by Michael Curley and John All
 man and the. solos of Mamie Aarteil I The Mozart mandolin club rendered
 several selections;ie It has been de
 cided to continue the fair until Monday . night. and the management will set
 that the closing night will afford as
 good opportunities for amusement as : ever. Up to last night the voting con
 test stood as follows: Miss Mary Far
 Tell, 220; Miss Maggie McMahon. 161
 Miss Jennie Downs, 143:: Miss Dors
 Brennan 139; Miss Cora Barker. 109
 Miss Ella Grilley.s 2S; Miss Anna Ken nedy, 20; Miss Mabel Sullivan. 10; Mis-
 Annie Birge, z. ss