Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-12
CITY NEWSa

neSday evening of the coming week. i
 Harry A. Daniels, foreman of the buffing department at the Waterbury | Clock factory, has resigned his posi- tion and will take trip south before he resumes work again.
 There will be anniversary high mass of requiem at the Church of the Immaculate Conception Monday morn ing at s q. m. for the repose- of the soul of the late Nellie A. Lawlor.
 Florence, the 3-months-. old child of MT and Mrs Charles Ostrander of East Main street, died last night. The fu- neral took place this afternoon, with interment in Pine Grove cemetery.
 The regular monthly meeting of the German American Voters club will be held to-morrow evening at s o'clock. ! The constitution for reorganization will be voted on, also election of off cers.
 Two dollars worth of merchandise for every dollar expended in our great clearance sale, Moriarty's Waterbury Furniture Go.
 Mrs George Smith. former resident of this city, died yesterday in Bridge port The remains will be brought here Monday in charge of Undertaken BurralI and inferred in Riverside cem- etGry.
 Principal s. w. Wilby and Delegate Jesse Devine are attending the meet ing of the delegates to the Connecticut Interscholastic foot ball association in New Haven to-day. MT Devine is treasurer of the league and will rea4i his report for the past season, showing 1 how the league stands financially. There was no city court today. The 1 only arrest made yesterday was man ! for intoXication and when he had slept 1 off the effects of his indulgence he was l discharged by the chief of police \ ! crowd waited outside the door of the court room. thinking that the Italians who figured in the stabbing atfray on John D.s pond last Sunday Were to | be tried.
 i The new officers of Court Shields were installed last night by Deputy c. Dalton. \ social session followed the business meeting. The following con tributed to the program: J. J. Me 1 Donald, J. H. Moran, P. Barry, Jos eph Collety, w. H. Mckinnerney, Emil Trepanier, w. E. Cass, H. Farley, ] E. R. Cooke, Dr P. J. Dwyer and NJ. 1 F. Mckinnerney.
 Robert Davidson. age - years. died last night at his home, corner of South | Main street and Pratt place. Mir Davidson worked for years at Rene diet & Burnham's and was well known among all the older residents of the town. He leaves family. The funeral will take place Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The interment will be in Riverside cemetery.
 Services at TrIrd Congregational church tomorrow as follows: Rev. Charles E. Granger, pastor, celebration of the holy communion and reception of siXteeen new members, 1O:3O q. m. Sabbath school. Il :45 a. m. Juvenile Temple, 5 p. III. Christian Endeavor, 6:15 p. m. Evening praise and preach ing. o'clock, sermon by the pastor. subject: The Worlds Gifts and Christ's Gifts.' MT Granger will sing at the evening service q piece com posed by his father
 William J. Schlegel has sold for the Rev John Scott of Newark \. J.. his farm of about 100 acres at Millville, near Naugatuck, to Joseph Sattles, who expects to improve the place be , fore taking up his residence there. MT Schlegel has also sold for Charles Ad- ans and Charles Lord the whole of 1 their property on Town Plot. being the estate of the late Reuben Adams, to John L. Anderson, who is going to make a number of improvements on the property. MT Anderson has pur- chased the property as an investment.
 At the semi-annual meeting of the French Canadian Institute held in the rooms on Bank street last evening, : the following officers were elected Tor 5 the ensuing six months: President, R.
 L. Brandely; vice-president, Emil
 Bouffard; recording secretary, F. J.
 Loiselle; financial secretary, B. Gull
 bert; assistant financial secretary, J
 Jacob; treasurer, w. N. Nallee; cor
 responding secretary, l.. T. Chaperon
 librarian, Fred Galipeau; sergeant al \ l arms, Fred Faulkner; auditors, J. ] , Archambeault, Wilfred Layinge,
 Two dollars worth of merchandise
 for every dollar expended in our great
 clearance sale. MOr1arty'S Waterbury
 Furniture Co.
 - The Ladies' Auxiliary of Division
 No 5, A. o. H., celebrated their fiftt
 anniversary in Johnson hall last even ing and the slippery streets did no1
 deter a large percentage of the mem
 bers from gathering around the festive n board. The exercises included dane "a ing and singing. Several vocal selec
 lions were rendered by the Misses
 Maggie Kelly, Clara Ellis and Morris
 Walsh. The society is strong financi
 ally and the membership roll is con
 stantly being added to- It Is benevo q lent as well as social organization ant = has done world of good in man,
 ways during the past few years. i- Todd B. Hall, a Baltimore detective
 will address the !. NJ. c. A. meetin
 for men only atsJacques Opera hous
 tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. Tn
 lives of detectives are always replet Q with incidents of thrilling and ez
 citing nature, which stirs ones heart
 blood to its highest pitch. Therefor
 stories told by detectives cannot b
 but highly interesting, inasmuch a i, they have such excellent subjects fo g their remarks. Mir Todd. who is
 man of rare intellect. of impressiv
 personality and of ripe experience,
 a very entertaining speaker, and 1t indubitable that his address on 9Th l Of bri iStj jo