Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-29
CITY NEWS.


 will give it's annual sociable at Speed | well nall on the 23d of January.
 John Mclaughlin, formerly of this city, and now a resident of Torring- ton, is visiting his old friends here.
 J. NJ. Daly, the premier baritone | soloist Of Waterbury, has been en- gagged to sing at the l. c. O. F. min strels New Years night. Mrs V. J. Weeks, 1T2 Grand street, room ?, facial massage, scalp treat ment. Manicuring. Removal of moles and superfiuous hair, etc.
 After q long wait, the granite dimen- | sion blocks have arrived, and the work i of finishing covering Great brook at ! Grand street will be finished to-day and 1 all the Instructions removed.
 1 Mrs Keough. 194 Baldwin street. A 1 few specials after 6 o'clock: No , ! heavy silk ribbon. 3c per yard; No 1 ribbon, 1c per yard; No 13, SC Der yard; ! No p, 12c per yard. One lot of dolls i to close out from Ic up to l9c.
 Conductor Miller and Motorman 1 KOph, of the Connecticut Lighting and | Power company. hanled a helpless man out Of the Eaugatuck river, near Naugaruck, about 12 o clock last night | and turned him over to an officer, who escorted him to his home.
 The funeral of Thomas Kelly took place this morning from his late resi- l dence on Beacon street with a mass of requiem at St Thomas's church and in 1 ternent in St Joseph's cemetery. The punbGarerS were William Hurley,
 Michael Carney, NJ. J. Fahey and
 Frank i<enney.
 Blanks eyempting from military en-
 rollment according to the standard of
 disability as prescribed by the surgeon
 general. have been issued to Dr Xiii
 martin. the post surgeon. All who
 are exempt from military taxes should
 call upon the post surgeon not later
 than January T, 1901.
 Services at the Union Rescue mis-
 sion. FIT South Main street. Sunday
 evening, Mrs F. M. Whittemore. of
 New York city. president Cf the Door
 of Hope mission. will address the
 meeting. 7:30. Watch night services
 will Ee held New Years eve and re-
 Treatments will be served to ali who
 attend.
 The First division. 4. O. H., will
 hold it's regular monthly meeting to- morrow afternoon at 2:50 o'clock. in stead of on Tuesday evening. Tine change is made for this occasion on ac- i count of the regular meeting night falling upon New Years day. There i are several important matters to come up before the meeting and it is hoped that every member will be present. 1 At meeting of the Merchants as sociation last night it was decided to hold the annual banquet on January IT. 1901. \ nominating committee was appointed. consisting of ISador Chase. c. \. Zi%latZii and r. C. CoW-les. to ; bring in nominations for new officers | fn if p resignation of N. J. Byrne. as attorney for the association, was read and ac- cepted.
 One Of the handsomest calendars that h&5 thus far come to the Demo crat is the one sent out by the New London Day. The calendar contains several views Of New London's fine harbOr and puts forward that city'S claim as sLipbuilding center. The Hay is always up to the times. anu
 the issuing of the twentieth century : calendar proves that the paper is going 10 continue in the front rank of journalism in the new century. The superior court has approved of the offer Of Otis s. Northrop of S15,00O
 for the house and lot No 39 Church
 street. one of the assets of the insol-
 vent Parsons bank, and has ordered
 that it he sold for that price. The
 Sl1,GU0 belonging to the depositors of 2 the bank and which had been lying
 idle in the vaults of the Waterbury : Fourth National bank since the receiv-
 CTS of the iusolvent concern were aD- | pointed was transferred yesterday to . the Colonial Trust company. as direct
 ed by Judge Wheeler, of the superior
 court
 Mrs Julia Cass. aged fl years. died ! home illIIliTl
 after seven days sickness with pnetl- f mOnia. Besides her husband. James
 Class. she leaves one son. James. and
 two sisters, Mrs John Tobin and Mrs t John McGinn. The decea sed, whose
 maiden name was Julia Moore, at one
 time resident of Baldwin street, was
 q woman of exemplary character and o had a wide circle of relatives and s friends in Waterbury to whom the ali
 rouncement of her death will come as
 ;t rude shock. The funeral will take
 place at S:13 o'clock Monday morn
 ing with . mass of requiem at the - Sacred Heart church and interment 1T
 the new St Josephs cemetery.
 At the mems meeting at Jacques Opera house tomorrow afternoon at y o'clock, Mrs E. NJ. Whittemore, of Ney
 York city, will deliver an address. Al III though this will be Mrs Whittemore' 'I -, first appearance in this city, neEerethe III less she is well known to I large mum ,d Ilor on account of tba sn1a,7i5 ,ro,- il il performed by her in behalf of the Doc N N.s of Hope mission for fallen and degrad III ed women of New York She Wa ;'l the originator Of this mission and i n, at the present time it's president. Sh .a is also connected with the Third avt h. nue mission of New York city and thu ra has had wide experience in this kin a of work. She is d wonderful woman NV talented and entertaining speake
 one who is entirely familiar with tn
 subject on which she dwells. T(
 night she will deliver an address fc O women only in the lecture room of tl
 First congregational church. Ever
 woman in the city is invited to a = tnnd and a large nnInhar onght to |