Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-19
CITY NEWS.

 hall on Thursday evening.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Generally cloudy, colder tonight; We'd nesday fair, fresh, northwest winds.
 The funeral of Mrs Julia Donnelly will take place from her late home on Sarsfield street tomorrow morning at S:30 o'clock with service at St Thomas church and interment in St Joseph s cemetery.
 Josephine the eight months old daughter of MT and Mrs Peter Kier- nan of Jefferson street. died at noon today. The funeral takes place to- morrow afternoon at ? o'clock with in terment ill Calvary cemetery.
 Pasquale Yapalucci was arrested this morning while at work in the Ear rel foundry by Sheriff Rametti ill q civil suit for $1O0 damages. Pas quale's sister, Nunziato Yapalucci. claims he called her a thief. The brother claims he can prove she is one.
 Joseph L., infant son of Dr and Mrs T. L. Egan of this city, died Sunday evening at the home of Dr w. J. 4. O'Hara, Mrs Egan's brother-in-law, jE Barnum avenue, Bridgeport. The ,n- fant was three days old. Dr and Mrs Egan have the sympathy of their many friends in their affiiction. Flu neral services were held at Dr O'Hara's residence at 2 Monday after noon. interment being in St MichaePs cemetery.
 On next Friday the feast of St Ce- eilia will be celebrated with special services at St Cecilia's church. Tn the morning a high mass will be cele- brated and services will also be held in the evening. A special musical service of an excellent nature will be rendered both in the morning and evening by St Cecilia's choir under the direction of Miss Marie Heringer Se- lections from the cantata. "St Cecilia's Day." will be sung. Tn the evening a reception will be held in Turn hall on Jefferson street.
 The High school football team, champions of the Connecticut Inter- scholastic league and winners of the Yale cup, will play the Yale consoli- dated eleven at the Athletic field on Thanksgiving morning. This will give the people of Waterbury an op- portunity of witnessing fine football contest. It will also give them a chance to show their appreciation of the proud record made by the team during the past season by turning out in large numbers at the game Conse- quently the game should be attended by large crowd.
 The funeral of Mrs Nellie Cunning ham took place this morning from her late home on Bishop street to St Thomas church, where q mass of re- quiem was celebrated by the Rev Father Jordan of St PatriclS's parish. Rev Father Murphy occupied a seat inside the sanctuary. The bearers were Henry ]. Kennaugh, Thomas Morgan. Walter E. Eannen, Edward Flood. Joseph Cunningham and Pat rick Cronley. The floral offerings in- cluded pillows from the husband and son of the deceased; bouquets, T. I. Morgan and Mrs Matthews. The in- terment was in the new St Josephs cemetery.
 The funeral of Nellie the seven years old daughter of Mir and Mrs Thomas McMahon of Bishop street took place from the family residence this morning with interment in the new St Joseph's cemetery. The floral offerings included wreath from the family; cross, Katie Mcdonald: basket of roses. Mr and Mrs John AIillerick: bouquets. senior class at the Bishop street training school. Miss Maggie Cashman, the Misses Edna and Lulu Lambert, Miss Mary Riordan. Miss Annie Maloney, Miss Margaret Pagan. the Misses Agnes and Katherine Hayes, Miss Rose Quinn, NIis Lizzie Butler, Miss Olive NJ. Lyford, Miss Finch, T. Eustice.
 Another clothes line was picked last night. This time it happened in the northern section of the city. The suf- ferer is q Mrs Barry, poor widow who lives on Adams street. The theft of the clothes is all the more shameful owing to the circun- stances. Mrs Barry is q hard work ing woman and works in the shop. She can ill afford to lose any clothes. Last night after returning from work she did her washing and placed it on the line. This morning she discovered that all her clothes were gone. The thieves must be very tough gang or. they would at least restrain from rob ping q poor woman who has to work hard ta earn the little she has. If the thieves have any conscience whatsoever fhAv uriil ra+s,rn +ba rnads