Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-29
CITYNEWS.


 Prime rib roasts 12c. chickens, 10c to 12c, at Castles tonight and Sat urday.
 Competent skirt and waist finisher wanted at room II, Castles block, North Main street.
 Barney Doherty, the polo player, is preparing to open up a bicycle repair shop in New Britain.
 Mrs ]. M. Bennett of Providence, R. l., is enjoying q short visit at the home of her parents. Mir and Mrs Jeremiah Fitzpatrick of Wall street.
 Miss Constance c. DuBois read a paper, "Mission Indians of California yesterday afternoon before large audience of women in Trinity parish. The paper was beautifully written and exceedingly well read.
 The funeral of Edwin Price Parsons. aged 57 years, who died Wednesday at his home in Southbury, will take place Tomorrow afternoon. Services will be conducted at the Hall Memorial chapel at , o'clock The interment will be in Riverside cemetery.
 The local branch of the International Order of MachiniStS has made arrange mentS for another big labor meeting. which will be addressed by Samuel Gompers and James O'Connell. The latter gentleman spoke here a few weeks ago and was given q big receE- tion. Date and hall will be announced later
 There was a large attendance at the entertainment given in Concordia hall last night by the Children of the par .lsh of Our Lady of Lourdes. The cast was instructed by Father karam and the excellent manner in which each sustained his and her part reflected great credit upon the children and the tutor.
 Manager D. c. Murray of the High school baseball team has received many offers for games from High school teams of other towns. but as yet few has been arranged. The con- dition of the treasury is not at pres ent in q flourishing condition and it is thought probable that an entertain ment will shortly be given to raise | funds for the coming season. Edward | ByrneS will captain the team this | year. There is no need of rehearsing | the qualities of Captain Byrnes. either as a captain or player. His ability l is too we'll known. He expects to have | his men out for practice in q few weeks. There will be q strong coterie l of candidates from which to pick a l fine team.
 l The funeral of Mrs Hannah Higgins | took place this morning from her late | home on Bridge street to the Immacul- 1 late Conception church. where d mass | of requiem was celebrated by the Rev | Father O Brien. The bearers were Charles O'Connor. E. E. Kelley. Nich- olas Burns. William Vance. John II Ash and Eli Ray. The floral offerings 1 included a handsome pillow letterpd 1 "NIother" from Mrs Mary Burns | daughter of the deceased: a magniti- | cent floral clock from Thomas MalIey: | wreath. Jeremiah and the Misses Liz. Zie and Lucy Crowley, brother aud ncices of the deceased: wreath. \. J. l Nelton; bouquets. Daniel. John and Josie Mccarthy, Mrs Charles O'Conno, and Mrs D. Crowley. The intermrnt was in St Josaph's cemetery.
 On Wednesday. April 3. at S D. m. Ensign Morris will give an illustrated | lecture in the Salvation army hall en. titled Down the Stream of Time. ; | consisting of an outline of the prin clpal events in the worlds history as narrated ill the Bible from Genesis 1c l Revelations. The illustrations consist of tifty-seven beautifully colored lantern slides. mostly reproductions Of Dore's celebrated illustrations of the Bible. and are from the stock of one | of the best known manufacturers in the country. Beginning at the crea | tion, and touching on the fall. the first l murder. the flood. the tower of Babel etc. the pictures depict most of the principal features of the Bible through to Johns vision in the Isle Of Patmos There will be a charge of ten cents admission made for adults and five cents for children and this will be the first of q series of four evenings witt the lantern during April. The whole series will be as follows: Wednesday
 April 3. Down the Stream of Tima:' 1 Wednesday. April 10. Orange liar riett:" Wednesday, April r, Bunyan's Pilgram's Progress: Wednesday. Apri 24. The Salvation Army at Home anC Abroad