Waterbury Democrat., 1902-06-28
CITY NEWS.

l A daughter was born Thursday to MT and Mrs Andrew Eagan of 406 Mill street.
 The employees of Rogers Brothers will enjoy a two weeks vacation, com. mencing on Monday
 Mrs Elizabeth Enright died last night at the residence of her grand daughter, Mrs Anthony Treean, 50 Cole street. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon at 1:3O o'clock, with service at the Immaculate Conception church and interment in Calvary cemetery.
 The Odd Fellows held a jolly smok- CT last evening. One of the features was a. wrestling bout between Jack Roach and Walt Kiersted. The re- suit was draw. Stillman and Hew- it also entertained. It was a very pleasant evening and richly enjoyed.
 Large delegations of Harmony and Continental lodges will leave here about G:3O o'clock tomorrow evening for Naugatuck, where they will attend service at St AIichaers Episcopal church in company with Shepherd lodge of that place. The Waterbury men will make the trip on the trolley cars.
 1 Some sections of the western part of this country are not very densely populated. A local young man, who, together with college mate, is at present employed in the west by the United States government, wrote home recently that the county in which he was then had just ten inhab- itants and all ten were Indians.
 One of the Bridgeport papers ob- jects strongly ill an editorial to the po- licemen of that city having a baseball team which is permitted to travel around the state, on the grounds that in the case of emergency they would be absent from the city. When Wa terbury gets through with them Mon day they probably will disband.
 Mrs Hannah Rees. wife of Thomas Rees, died this morning at her home, l , North Leonard street, after an ill., ness of two weeks. Besides her hus- band she leaves six daughters and three sons, Mrs Harry Drinkwater of Winsted and Mrs Thomas Caffrey, Mrs George Jones, Lillie, Anna, Ethel, Morgan, Thomas and Jacob Funeral Monday afternoon at oclocks Ser vices will be conducted by the Rev B. Root, pastor of the Third Congrega- tional church.
 The funeral of John, the fifteen months old son of MT and Mrs John NJ. Kelly, was largely attended from the residence of his parents, 536 Bald win street, on Thursday afternoon. Among the many floral tributes were a bouquet of pink carnations. Mrs Martel and children; cross, Lucy and Mamie Kelly; basket of roses and lil- ies, Ella and Julia Mccarthy; wreath MT and Mrs Michael Briody; wreath of roses, the Misses Annie Conlon and Nellie Shea; bouquet of roses, Margar- ct Higgins.
 Franklyn s. Grouse died this morn. ing at his home, BIO South Main street. He is survived by his widow and four children, John w., George S., Hattie and Flora. Mir Grouse was born in Verbecker, Duchess county, New York. 49 years ago, where he had a wide cir. cle of relatives and friends. He was station agent and postmaster in his native town for seventeen years and left there six years ago to live in Wa. terbury ill the hope that the change would prove beneficial to his health He was employed here at the Farrel Foundry and Machine Go until his con dition became such that he was obliged to retire. He was a man of good habits and made many warm friends during his residence in this town. The 1 funeral will take place Tuesday after noon at o'clock with service by the Rev MT StocKdale of the First Metho- dist church and interment in Pine Grove cemetery.
 The following members of the Con cordia Singing society of this city, Hans Saro, director. will take part in the prize singing at the annual meeting of Connecticut Saengerbund in Sey- mour next Monday and Tuesday: First tenors, Charles Dreher, William Englehardt, W. Franek, V. Hahn. E. Niedmann, H. Spoo o. Wendehack and o. Ziegler; second tenors, E. Beerbaum, M. Donnert. NJ. Franek F. Gross. NJ. 1 Gruener A. Kirschbaum. William Kirschbaum, F. Ogrfsek, E. Stops and l.. Tritachler; first bass. William Beer baum. F. Buettner. Tn Dreher. G. lGroetZebach. F. Kleinert Charles Laun. E. Ockles, P. Ogisek. E. Schlag. T. Stoeppel. !. Stuhlmann, H. Tritschler and H. Windehaclz; second base. ]. As sel, William Calder, Dr Dwyer. A. Hartman. D. Hassler, T. Kfrschbaum. IF. Kluttig. E. Miller R. Neumann F. Reed. Dr Schuellle E. Steelmann and E. Stolze. The people of Waterbury expect to hear that the local society carried off the honors.