Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-22
CITY NEWS

i The Merrimac Athletic club has made arrangements to give q concert and dance in Speedweu hall November p. --. 2. ... .
 Mrs Katherine Bunnell,, aged 34 years. died yesterday at her home on Bucks Hill. The, funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon at 2:3o o'clock.
 Mrs Mary Trowbridge. aged so years, died yesterday at her home on Highland avenue. The funeral will take place Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
 The funeral of Joseph, son of MT and Mrs Michael Walsh of 333 Baldwin street. who died early this morning., took place this afternoon, with inter- ment in St Joseph's cemetery.
 John, the I years and five months old son of Mir and Mrs Thomas Luddy of Ayers street. died yesterday. The funeral took place this afternoon. with interment in St Joseph's cemetery.
 The funeral of Susie, infant daugh ter of AIr and Mrs John Budwivetis of 80 North Leonard street. who died Sat urday. took place yesterday afternoon, with interment in Calvary cemetery.
 The Wadhams post relief corps will give q grand bazaar at the c. A. R. hall on October %. 30 aud 31. There will be dancing and an entertainment each evening. Supper will also De served.
 Mrs Mary Smith. aged 8 years, wife of Edward H. Smith. of 5 Wall ave nue, died last night. The funeral will take place tomorrow morning, with ot Io inta Riverside cemetery.
 The penmanship class at the Friend ly league will begin on Friday evening. October P. George I. Fuller will be Instructor. Registration for member ship of this class should be made at the league office before the 26th inst. Sister Mary Gabriel of Norwalk was visiting her cousin. Mrs Michael Ma han of Baldwin street Saturday. Sister Mary Paula of the same place was with her. Sister Gabriel was formerly Miss Ryan, a popular milliner of South | Main street, this city.
 l The Italian who was injured in the ditch at Great brook Saturday even ing fingered until about s o'clock it Bergin's morgue. when he passed away. The funeral took place yes terlay afternoon. with service at the church of Our Lady of Lourdes and interment in Calvary cemetery. The mans name was Giovanni Daddonna. He was II years old.
 I The first concert of the season by the ConcOrdia Singing society will be given on Thursday of this week at the society's hall. The chorus will be as sisted by Messrs Charles Farnham. Violinist; Joseph II. Mooney. baritone; r. Newman. Mclaughlin, tenor. A dance will follow the concert. the mu- sic being furnished by Fnulmanns or chGstra.
 Miss Katherine Scranton, one of St A1argaret's teachers, will resume her instruction of last winter, in English branches. at the Frendly league. An opportunity of studying with so un- usual a teacher should insure a large class. Additional scholars will be re- ceived for a limited time only. Appli- cation for membership of this class should be made immediately at the league office.
 Louis Byron. son of MT and Mrs John Byron, of Baldwin street, nar- rowly escaped serious accident Satur- day afternoon. The child was around with the young ones who were burning
 
 and before it could be extinguished t-e little fellows thigh was painfully but not seriously injured. This is just the season when youngsters make a prac- tice of lighting fires in the lots and about the streets. and parents should keep a close watch upon their children and see that they do not associate with those T.i:o indulge in this kind of pastime.
 Solemn and impressive were the ser vices which were held at Our Lady of Lourdes church in honor of the first anniversary of the Congregation of Holy Angels. At the 10 o'clock mass the music was exceptionally fine, SC also at vespers in the evening at o'clock. The regular choir was assist ed by the following we'll known sing CTS. the Misses Heringer and Messrs Clark and Robert Herr. MT Kenyon's strong orchestra also furnished music while Mrs Vance acted as organist. A both services the church was filled tc
 the doors and many couldn't gain ad
 mittance.' A novel and interesting flea
 ture of the. evenings services was lecture on the Holy Angels society by F five boys and five girls ''trhe siihiEc
 was divided into ten hal'ts, one for eacl
 person. Each one did well and thos,
 present listened intently to ever,
 word. ." ~JE 4-. fs.-S s.' -=.'-;' , -- 5 , The funeral of Mrs Louise Elan , chard. who died at the Waterbur, hospital Friday, took place this morn l ing from the family residence on Cen ter street, to St Anne's church. wher a mass of requiem was celebrated b, the Rev Father Senesnc. The bearer: were c. Deschenes. Joseph Norman, : Louis Oliver. Henry Collette, NJ. Me Dermott and Pierre Lachance. Th
 floral offerings included a pillow 0 roses from the family. NIr ' Blanchard. nee Miss Louise Bousqit ; was horn in St Hya acintlfe.a Canaia t seventv-ninc years heo andicane toitIi r United States in 1862 and lIasGresida : in this city for the past twenty tw l Eyears. She leaves seven children. MT 9 C. De Mulder of New York; Mrs Adt : Jeery. Mrs Ida Ganthier. Mrs X. N l. Russell. Mrs Rose Pouarl. Napole.i and Joseph Amede Blanchard all c : this city. The interment was in u. : new St Joseph's cemetery