Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-24
CITY NEWS.

VI Her Potter, aged S1 years. died yes terday at his home on Mill street.
 Miss Cordelia Stone has returned to her home in Thompsonville, after two weeks pleasant vacation at her uncle's. F. Lachapelle's, of PIP South Main street.
 St Cecilia'E fair will be the center of attraction tonight. A. Fl. Dale. come dien. H. II. Beau in artistic bag punching. the three Shelrey brothers in song and dance and acrobatic feats will render the stage entertainment.
 Bessie Dempsey, aged 2S years. died last night at the home of Edward Law lor TAO East Main street. The de ceased had been 1uu employe of the Scovill Manufacturing Co for several years. The funeral. will take place tomorrow morning at S::;u o'clock with Il mass of requiem at the Sacred Heart church and interment in Calvary ceme:
 tery.
 . The girls glee club of the High school are rehearsin. steadily in pre- paration for their concert in a few
 weeks. Miss Dee is their Instructor. and that she has an excellent class of singers was well attested by the con- ments which she received from the New Haven press last week on account of the splendid singing of her pupils at the teachers convention in New Haven.
 James H. Mulville. the sndertaker, is moving into his new home at 4S9 l East Main street to-day and from this | date forward all calls made at the | house will be answered from that | place. The building was built by John Ryan and is one of the handsomest I private residences in the city. Here's | hoping that Mfr Mulville and his family l will occupy 1t to ripe old age with d | full measure of happiness thrown in 1 Only two days more remain for reg 1 iSterfng your name on the list of vot- CTS. The national issues this yea" are
 of immense importance to all the peo- l Die and every man who is elegihtn to l vote ought to register so that he can l take part in determining these great | questions. The board will adjourn at | , o'clock this afternoon and be in session from to s this evening. Fri day is the last day and the rush is 1 sure to be great. # ,
 A white horse hitched to a rusty l looking runabout ran away this after 1 noon on West Main street. The gang | of men employed on the asphalt pay | ing job just opposite the city nall were l DS tIC WHICH Iltut d l mad plunge among them. The horse
 was thrown and turned scries of | somerEaultS. the driver. a small boy,
 was flung in the air but escaped With | out a scratch and the wagon was bad ! ly wrecked. The boy picked himself | up the moment he touched ground. | caught the horse and drove away
 smilingly at the wreck of the wagon.
 Mrs Martha Neville. of 36 South Elm street, died this noon. after an illness of several weeks. She leaves two daughters. Mrs Nellie Ferris and Mrs Annie Simmons of New York city: and two sons. William and Michael of this city, besides her mother. three sisters and one brother,swh resides in Bella fonte. Penn. Mrs Neville has lived in Waterbury for the past fifteen or twen- ty years. and possessed a large ac- EaanfataneeslsfR wita sincerely regret f her death. She had a cheerful dispo- sition and will be greatly, missed by both friends and. the family. The flu neral will be held: Friday morning at S:3O o'clock to thG church of the I'm maculate Conception. 2. 1 The funeral off Mrs Margaret Shll- grue took place tlfis morning from the
 family residence son Baldwin street to St Francis Navier's church where
 mass of requiem was celebrated by
 the Rev Father Curtin. The bearers
 were Michael Flynn. Patrick Dillon. l Michael Dillon. William Dillon, 1 Thomas Dillon and John Dillon. the
 fiyeglast named being first cousins of
 the deceased. The floral offerings I were profuse and included 2 beautiful 1 pillow lettered ..Wifev from the h,is- band Of the deceased: standing harp.
 employees of the ivory department ot
 the Waterbury Button Go; a handsome 1 piece representing faith. hope and l charity, employees of s4the Waterbury
 Button Go; bouquet. MT and Mrs l Michael Ford. The interment was ill
 St Joseph's cemetery.