Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-28
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 Roller skating at the Auditorium Monday night.
 Mrs Josephine Iodine LeClere was to-day appointed guardian over her two minor children, Mary Anne and Clorinda
 The Waterbury Merchants associa- tion will hold it's annual banquet at the Franklin house on the evening of February IA, Valentines day.
 Rev Father Shelley of the Sacred Heart parish celebrated mass at the almshouse yesterday morning and preached an instructive sermon on Profanity"
 The board of education will hold an adjourned meeting this evening and take final action, it is expected, regard Ing the purchase of q school site in the northeastern part of the city.
 Hanora. the 15-months- child of MT and Mrs John Kenney, of 951 South Main street. died Saturday. The funeral took place this afternoon, with interment in St-Joseph's cemetery.
 The Ideal Mandolin-Guitar club. s. o. klobedanZ, manager. has re- ceived the proofs of it's group picture. taken by Collier It is an excellent likeness of the members of this popu- lar musical organization.
 The funeral of Nelson Hall took place yesterday afternoon. with ser vice at Mill Plain chapel by the Rev Dr Davenport and 1nterment in Pine Grove cemetery. Companies A and G attended the funeral in 8 body
 The funeral of the late Mrs Elmira Jacques will take place to-morrow afternoon at 2:20 o'clock from the family residence, corner of Mitchell and Holmes avenues. with service by the Rev Dr Parry and interment in :. Riverside cemetery.
 The funeral of Mrs Harriet Dye took place yesterday afternoon from her late residence. 124 East Main street. with service at tEe house by the Rev pr Buckley and interment in Riverside cemetery. The bearers were Louis King. Arthur Scism. John Ryan and Abel Atkins.
 The funeral of Mrs Ann Weis took place yesterday afternoon from ,.e. late home on Baldwin street, -lh ser vice at St Francis Nayier's church by the Rev Father Fitzsj' -Aons and inter- ment in Calvary -4netery. The bear CTS were Andrew Carney, Henry Me Evoy, M. F. Cassin, Hinton keefe. Pat
 
 The funeral of Mrs Margaret Demp- l sey took place yesterday afternoon, from her late home on Ward street. 1 with service at St Thomas's church by the Rev Father Crowley, and inter- ment in the new St Joseph's cemetery. | The bearers were Joseph Cluney. | Thomas Slavin, Joseph Nolan. Joseph Phelan, Joseph Farrell mad Edward | MOnahan.
 Mrs Mary Ellnor, aged 60 years. died Saturday at the home of her | daughter in Brooklyn. \. '. She l leaves four children. Thomas of this | city: John, a conductor on the Erie l road: Mrs Van Sickler of Fort Hamil- ton. T.. l.. and Miss Maggie Ellnor of l Brooklyn. \. Y.. with whom she died The remains will be brought here in | charge of Undertaken Bergin and in 1 tered in St Joseph's cemetery. | Town Health Officer O'Hara is mak- 1 ing q strong effort to enforce strict 1 observance of the quarantine law in l all parts of the town where such ac- 1 tion is necessary. and wants people to report to him all cases of violation of | the law in this respect. Two houses 1 in Waterville are posted on account of 1 the presence of scarlet fever there and 1 every possible caution is being used to 1 prevent the edisaase from spreading. l Mrs Catherine Sullivan, aged 54 years, died yesterday morning at her home on Hickory street Besides her husband she leaves eight children, 1 Timothy, Edward. John, Patrick, Mrs | Thomas Fitzgerald, Mrs William Con- nor of Plainville, and Catherine and Bridget, who live in Ireland. The funeral will take place tomorrow morning at S:30 o'clock. with T mass of requiem at St Francis Navier's church and interment in St Joseph'S cemetery.
 To-day Mayor Kilduf requested q Democrat reporter to state that the skating pond on the green was made for the benefit of the boys and others who might want to use it, but that If it should not be appreciated better in the future than it has been in the pas, it will have to be discontinued. He said that some of the boys rusE | through the ice when it is too thin te bear them up and in this way render the whole place so rough that it can not be used for skating purposes wheI 1 the ice gets strong enough.
 Frank Smith of Waterbury ant
 Owen Rice of this city were soliciting
 money from pedestrians on Watel
 street Saturday night. The men wer'
 considerably under the influence O
 liquor and made themselves obnoxiou
 to passersby. Officer Leary arrived
 on the scene and broke up the game
 When he endeavored to take the mel
 into custody for vagrancy and drunk
 enness they resisted and made it in
 teresting for a time, but both wer
 landed at police headquarters. The
 are each charged with drunkenness
 breach of the peace, vagrancy and re
 slstance-Bridgeport Telegram. I The annual meeting of the Connet = ticut District Manchester Unity, 1. D O.. F.. was held Saturday evening i e Bliss's hall on Pratt street, Hartfort |, The members elected officers for th
 ensuing year as follows: P. P. G. NJ l Herbert Martyr of Hartford; F. (
 NJ. William Mclean of Waterbury: I = F.. G. NJ, Henry Carr of New Haver
 P. T., H. C.. Stevenson of Hartford; 5 c. S., William Oliver of Hartford
 trustees. Henry Green of Hartford, I