Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-11
CITY NEWS.


 MT and Mrs John Griffin of , Cooke street.
 The ladies of St Mary's Reading
 circle will meet at the Convent at 80 this evening.
 William Leroy Clayton. the 7-years- old son of Mir and Mrs William II. w off
 of East Farms street, died yesterday. The remains will be taken to Groton,
 this state, for burial tomorrow morn ing on the 1O:56 train.
 The funeral Of Harold and Patrick, twin infants of MT and Mrs George Cass. 325 East Main street, who died yesterday morning, took place in the
 af ernoon. with intrrment in the family plot ill St Joseph's cemetery.
 The second term of the housekeep- CTS cookery class at the Friendly league will begin Thursday afternoon at .,:3U. The practical value Of these classes has already been proven, and enrolment will be made of any who wish 70 make d study of this branch Of domestic science.
 The funeral Of the late William Tur-
 Icy. who died yesterday, will take place tO-morrOw morning from the
 residence Of his son. James Hurley. 21
 C0lley street. with 9 mass of requiem
 ar the Sacred Heart church and inter-
 ment in St Joseph's cemetery. Friends are requested not to send flowers. The Minerva Sewing circle held it's first meeting in the chapel of Sacred Heart church yesterday afternoon and elected the following officers: Eva M Siunutt, president: Annie T. Phclan, vice-president: Elizabeth NIullings. treasurer: Annie '. ToDin recording secretary: Nellye l.. henner, -1inan1ipl
 secretary.
 About thirty members of tine Friend iC league enjoyed sleighing party i'll ore of Nr Blakeslee's big sleighs on Saturday evening, accompanied by TWO of the instructors. Returning To the league building. they were received by | the superintendent and members who
 had not been able to go. and all were
 served with coffee and sandwiches, and 2 merry time was spent in the par lOTS.
 The Rev Father O'Donneu has re- ceived an order for his history of the diocese uf Hartford from C. \. Quin7 Ian. yice-pHesident and general man. ager of the Houston and Texas Gen. tral railroad. who resides at Houston. | Texas. Mir Quinlan is native Of Con- nccticut and the son of one of our early Catholic settlers. Orders have
 also been received from bishops. off cers of historical societies and other prominent persons throughout the country.
 The funeral of Lizzie Coyle took place yesterday afternoon from the residence of her sister, Mrs Peter keefe, on keefe street. with services at St Francis Nayier'S church by the
 Rev Father FitZslnmons and inter-
 ment ill St Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were Terrence N. Coyie, Der hard Coyle, William Flynn. John Lee,
 John Smith and John keefe. line flor Il offerings included calla lilies from
 Millic Meehan; bouquets. Margaret and Ella Coyie. and basket of roses from
 Mary heefe, all nieceS of the de- | ceased.
 l James Gavin, aged 5S years. died Saturday night 1t his home. o23 Eiy- 1 CT street. He leaves three daughters and enc son. Mrs Hugh Fox Mrs Will 1 liam Dady, Meriden: Mrs Harry Gill;
 Southington: and James Gavin. who 1 resides in England MT Gavin was a 1 member of the Catholic Knights Of l America in Southington. where he | lived until he removed to Waterbury
 T few years ago. The funeral took i pititr tIiH LII d IldSS Ol re-
 Quiem aJ St Francis Xavier's church by the Rev Father titzsimmons and 1 interment in the new St Josepi's cem-
 etcry. The bearers were Michael
 Shea. Thomas Sullivan. Michael Quinn. James Lynch. John Fox ana Martin fIannery.
 The funeral of August Luke took place yesterday afternoon from the -faluily residence on Third street. with service at 1he house by the Rev MT 1 Granger of the Third Congregational | church and the Rev Richard pfeil of 1 the German Lutheran church The | bearers were Fred Miller. Charles Gel
 metz. Charles Brumburg and Rudolph | Ringingburg. The interment was in i Riverside cemetery. The floral offer 1 ingS included ] sheaf of wheat from
 NIT and Mrs Ringingburg: bouquet
 Eagle club: bouquet. Mrs Modron and 1 family: Tyre. lamp department al
 Holmes, Booth & IIaydens: mound 1 inscribed "Husband.' from the widow
 of the deceased. and q mound lertered
 Father from his children. The flu neral was largely attended. MT Luke | leaves widow, three daughters and 1 two sons. Mrs Ernest Taylor, Mrs Al | bert ModroW. Mrs Joseph Feest. Will | liam and August Luke.