Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-16
CITY NEWS.

The Hammer club will hold their annual St Patrick's day banquet at Forest park tonight.
 The funeral of Emily G. Bronson will take place Monday afternoon from the family residence in Middlebury with service at the house and inter- ment in Middlebury cemetery.
 All members of the Knights of Col umbuS who purpose attending the lee ture in St Patrick's church on Sunday evening are requested to meet in K. of c. hall at 6:45 on that evening.
 A high mass will be solemnized at St Joseph's Lithuanian church to-mor- TOW morning by the Rev Father Saul rusaitis for the living and deceased members of St Joseph-s parish.
 Court Stephen T. Meany, F. of A., elected delegates to the state conYen- ton last evening. The delegates are James H. Pryor and James Connolly. and their alternates D. J. Rafferty and Patrick Campbell.
 Mary Josephine. the two months and nine days old daughter of Mir and Mrs Edward Moran of 20 South street died last night. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon at 3:3O o'clock with interment ill St JOseph'S cemetery.
 At a meeting of the Boys and Girls Glee club of the High school on Thurs day afternoon. the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Miss Clara Sutton. president; Miss Emma Boyle, vice president: George Lewis. treasurer: Carl Schick. secre- tary and manager. Miss Dee is lnusi- cal director.
 The services at the Salvation Army 1 tomorrow will be as follows: Il a. m, holiness meeting: 3 D. h.. praise | service; 4 30 ?. m.. special meeting for | children only. and p. n.. Mrs Ensign 1 Yorke of Providence. l.. l.. will take 1 part in a special salvation meeting. 1 On Wednesday next. Ensign Norris. 1 of the local corps. will give ;L lecture | in the Congregational church at Wa | tertown on the Salvation army and it's | work illustrated by stereOpticon views. On Sunday. March 24. at s D. m.. the l subject will be ''How to Get Rich.' Between acts three and four of the Exporting DucheSs.' whlcn was played l to a large house at Jacques last eYen- ing. two rollicking comedians were in l trOduced. They are known to the public as Uffendale and Danaher. Their l speciality last evening was German horse fun. but reputation credits them l with a repertoire as long as the sticks they so skilfully handled. They were i inilnitable as funmakers: their ludi crous interpretation of the language and the ease with which they threw themselves about provoked rOars of laughter From the applause they re- ceived they ought to have been con- | vinced they were successful.
 When John Sheehan was elected of -i,i1 '
 he stirred up a healthy and lively riv- airy between the members, which re suited in increasing the roll wonder fully. To give stimulus to this friend ! ly competition he offered as q prize handsome A. O. H. pin and bar to the member who would bring in the larg- est number of candidates during a | specified term. That term has passed and Patrick Grove has been declared | the winner of the, prize. At a special | meeting. called for tomorrow by Pres ident Sheehan, he will present the pin and bar to Mir Grove. The day being 1 St Patrick's, the rest of the session will be of a social character.
 One of the Hellmann Brewing com panys heavy teams became stalled on the Naugatuck road yesterday near the 1 Platt's Mill bridge. About this point ; a spring runs across the road and in l weather like that which has prevailed 1 for the past few days this place is a i menace to every vehicle that paSses over it. Yesterday the heavy brewery l wagon sunk to the hubs clear ant I'll the kings horses could not draw it out. Henry Lawlor, a delivery clerk for the ConlOn Bros happened to be. passing at the time and finding he could give no help drove on to Union | City and telephoned the office of the | brewing company of the accident. As sistance was soon dispatched and the delayed team and rescuGf started for home together.
 Edward J. Vessels of New York city. who is to speak at the mAn's meeting in the Jacques Opera House Sunday afternoon, is the president of The Great Round World PulKishinc company and editor-in-cAief of their publication. He is a man we'll fitted to interest body of men in a public address. He has had wide business experience and will speak. from rt ., standpoint of an employer of meI. Iii, topic will be quite Unique. w ,melv "Something From Nothing Leave.
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 genial personality and lASea nbvsica
 frame. While in the civ ba win h,
 entertained by Rober.a, Lewis of tb
 Blake X Johnson Manufacturing com
 pany.
 About fifty Of Joseph Galipeau'
 friends surp rised him at his home las
 evening, even T. being the occasion of hi
 nu olrthIay- The evening wa
 spent IT, q very pleasant manner. ther
 ,!S nenS games and very pleasan
 !i.eiory program. Those who con
 ,riUdted to the evenings entertain
 Hent were: Misses Hazel Hunter
 Heaiey. Garthwaite. White am
 Selby, Messrs Tourangeau, Bouffard Lalller, Galipeau and Adams. Ther was very pleasing selection by
 quartet composed of Messrs Galipea, Adams. Bouffard and Tourangear
 The evenings entertainment close, With cake walk by Kate A. Selb,
 and Alfred Galipeau. Mir Galipea1
 was presented with q handsome scar
 pm and proved to be a very entertain 1 ing host. Among the Ollt-of-tovJ