Waterbury Democrat., 1902-02-19

smoker in their hall in c. A. B. block next Saturday night.
 John Ryan, carpenter and joiner. IS putting up q very handsome showcase at J. H. Mulyille's undertaking rooms.
 The French class of the Catholic Women's association will meet to- night for a lesson at half-past seven.
 An interesting program has been prepared for the organ recital at St Johns church tomorrow afternoon at 4:30.
 Mrs William Gold. accompanied by her son, Master Mortimer of Bayside and Woodhayen, l.. l.. are the guests of Mir and Mrs B. Holczer of 3S Maple street.
 Frank Hill the fireman who was in jured during the progress of the great confiagration of February ? and 5, was out for the first time yesterday for short while.
 Thomas F., the four weeks old son of Mir and Mrs Thomas Russell of B Pemberton street, died this morning. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
 The infant child of MT and Mrs John r. Ash of Burton street died this morning. The funeral took place this afternoon. with interment n the new St Joseph's cemetery.
 The second annual banquet of the Ladies' Social circle will be held at Murray hall, East Main street, to-mor- row evening. Admission by special in- vitation only. Professor Hallam will furnish music.
 .s1{S h been given the use of the parish house attached to St Johns church for meeting purposes until other quar- ters are secured, and this evening the first meeting will be held
 The Momantow council, Degree of Pocahontas, will celebrate Washing tons birthday, Saturday evening, February %. The public are cordial ly invited A good program has been arranged and all that come will have a good time.
 Margaret McGowan died last night at the residence of her brother, Will liam McGowan, 11S Maple street. The funeral will take place tomorrow morning at S:30 o'clock with a mass of requiem at the Immaculate Conception church and interment in St Joseph's cemetery.
 The subject of Miss Mary M Ab- bott's talk at the Friendly league to- morrow evening will be Along the Hudson With Irving" instead of 'sWhittier,' as announced Members will use their entertainment course tickets. and q small admission fee will be charged others.
 List of letters remaining unclaimed in the postoffice: Mrs Julia Cowell. Mrs F. E. Grimley, Irene B. Higgins, Miss Mary Hartigan, James Kennedy, Herbert Miller. Miss Margaret Ma han, John Mayes, Mrs l.. Preston, Denis River. Mrs Frank Sherman. Mrs Della Scoville.
 The St Elizabeth society of St Ce- elias parish held their monthly meet ing last Sunday. The following off cers were elected for a year Mrs A. Schafer, president; Mrs K Craft, vice president; Mrs K. Hermann. treasur- CT; Miss Lena Stadler. secretary. Much good has been performed by this society.
 MT Chase, the milliner. is taking ad- vantage of the customary seasonabIe Hull in, his business by having the north side of the interior of his store rear ranged. When the work is completed customers will see themselves in se- ries of raised mirrors extending along the north wall. At present a number of Mir Chase's milliners are in New York studying the coming Styles in millinery.
 Professor Pailov will commence the waltz and two-step entire new be- ginners' dancing class next Tuesday evening at his private academy hall, 70 Bank street, which is open on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday evenings, ' to o'clock. The large advanced class will give fortnightly sessions until May l at K. of c. hall, Platt block.
 The Mattatuck Historical society, k. J. Kingsbury, Joseph Anderson, D. D.. Anna L. Ward, John G. Davenport. D. D., David G. Hotchkiss and Charles l.. Holmes. incorporators, has filed ar ticles of association at the town clerk s office. The object is t0 collect and preserve whatever may be of interest to explain and illustrate the archaeol- ogy, art, history, civil. ecclesiastical or natural of the state of Connecticut and especially that part of it formerly known as Mattatuck Any person re- siding within the limits of the ancient 1 town can be elected a member. 9th CTS will be legal for election as corre- | spending members.
 The officers of Silas Bronson con claye, No 651, I. O. H., were installed 1 last evening at the Women's Relief corps hall in Grand army building, District Deputy William D. Johnson of Winsted conducting the ceremony, with the assistance of William D. Champion of Naugatuck, member of the supreme executive committee Af- ter the installation refreshments were served and q social session was held, at which addresses were made by Messrs Johnson. Crampton, Warren of Naugatuck, J. Madigan, D. NJ. Davis and John Leggett of Waterbury. The newly installed officers are: Archer, John I. Splain; provost, James A. Dug l gan; secretary, William Walsh; finan- cier, John J. Geraghty; treasurer, Jo- seph St Louis; prelate, Walter Walsh; i inspector, William Laforce; warder, James A. Duggan; sentinel, Andrew Duffy; trustees, William B. Quigley, Francis A. Guilfoile and William La force:
 The Rev Father Francis Fitzpat- rick of St Augustine's church, Bridge l ,or+ praa cbpd inc T,eufpn sermon af