Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-22

take/place tO-mOffoW dlleIHooA c. o'clock from Moriarty's undertaking rooms.
 The funeral of Thomas Davis will take place tomorrow morning at S:3o o'clock from his late home on South Main street.
 There will be an important meeting of Wadhams post. G. A. R., to-mor- row night. when the regular inspection will take place All the members are requested to be present.
 A meeting of the members of the united committee of the Sacred Heart societies of the city will be held in the basement of the Sacred Heart church Sunday, november 24, at 5 p. m.
 The fire department was called last evening to Doolittle alley where a burning chimney caused some uneasi- ness on the part of the occupants of the building. There was no damage.
 The Employees Aid association of the Connecticut Lighting and Railway Co will give their annual dance in City hall tonight Dillane's orches- tra will furnish music and Professor Pole will prompt.
 At the Lincoln school last evening the pupils of that school gave most successful entertainment, which evok- ed much applause from the large audi encet that was present. The dinerent numbers were rendered in a manner which made the pupils the object of much commendation. The various rooms were prettily decorated for the occasion. Another large audience will, 1 srr.6 entertainment will be repeated.
 Daniel Corr had the dock in the city court room to himself this morning. He pleaded guilty to intoxication. Off, cer Mccarthy, who arrested him, tes- tified to the charge and then he turned toward Judge Burpee and made a speech. He said that for some days, and nights. too, Corr has been in ev- erybody's way from Jefferson street to Union street; in short, it would seem from Officer McCarthy's speech that Corr has been like rudderless ship in a storm at sea. colliding with other ships. He was fined $20 and costs and warned that upon his next appearance in court he will be charged with being a common drunkard.
 At the reception given by the Ger man Catholic Sick Benefit society at Turn hall, Scovill street, this evening, in honor of St Cecilia's day, the fol lowing program will be rendered: Overture. orchestra: chorus, tourna- ment song from .sTannhauser," St Ce- cilia choir; soprano solo, Miss Anna Hahn; tenor solo. .:I Love You, Dear 7 from ''The BuIgomaster.' Robert Herr; selection, orchestra; address by Rev F. Martin, DID,: soprano solo, ''Beauty's Eyes" Miss K. Nassann solo and chorus, For Old Times Sake" AIr NJ. Armlbruster and St Ce- elias choir; chorus. Hear Our Songs," choral from the cantata "St Cecilia St Cecilia choir; Miss Marie Heringer, pianist.
 The masquerade ball given in City hall last night by Iron Tone lodge, No 5T, 4. o. G. S., was well attended and might rightfully be termed one of the best entertainments of the season. The costumes represented almost every kind of man and woman one could think of and were so well put up that in many instances young ladies could not tell their best ''fellers'' from hobos and the fellows could scarcely believe that the costumes could make such a change in the appearance of their lady friends. One joker said his girl was in the crowd. but that he wouldn't know her from a crow and was hang ing about until she had discarded the 1 mask. The management was good and all who attended spent the even ing in very pleasant manner. Cali peau's orchestra furnished music fo1 dancing.
 The funeral of Miss Elizabeth C. | O'Gorman took place this morning from the family residence on Rutledge street to the Sacred Heart church where a mass of requiem was cele 1 brated by the Rev Father Shelley The bearers were E. J. Donahue, NJ 1 Noonan, James Burns. James Delaney William Degnan and George Degnan The floral offerings included the fol lowing pieces: Parents of deceased 1 pillow: Mir and Mrs Thomas O'Gor man, harp; Mir and Mrs John T. Mul laney, standing wreath: Waterbury Clock Co, cross and mound; twenty I three roses. Mrs E. c. Kilduff; Nellie Hayes, Mrs P. J. A1cGrath, MT ani Mrs M r. Downey, and Mary Fitz gerald, bouquets. On leaving tn, church Nearer My God To Thee, wa. beautifully rendered by the choir. Tn, interment was in St Joseph's ceme | tery.
 At the annual meeting of the Con necticut association of local fire in surance agents, held in New Havel yesterday. officers were elected al follows: President, D. W. Boards ley, Hartford; first vice president Orange Aferwin, Bridgeport; secont vice president, George k. Boyd, Wa | terbury; third vice president, J. M Layton. South Norwalk; secretary, W L. Hatch, New Britain: treasurer, VII liam AI Squires. Meriden; chairman of executive committed John c. North New Haven. A resolution was passed requesting the committee on legisla tion to take steps to withdraw the ap proval of the association of uniform rating which was voted at the las meeting. It was the sense of tn, meeting that an samalgamation of al :Elife insurance companies in this par l of the country was desirable and meeting with this end in view will b, l called ifi the near future.