Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1900-1903, 1902-10-27
CITY NEWS.
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The TrlmmerS' Social CLUB VIII mold
meeting at their rooms on Washing
ton street tonight at O'Clock.
Twins, a boy and girl, were born
| last night to Mr. and Mrs Gustave
| Manthey Of 16S Middle Vine street.
Mrs Sarah Crawson Of this city died
yesterday at the Hartford hospital,
where she was being treated for can
GER
The board of aldermen will hold a
j special meeting at 7:30 O'Clock to-
night for the purpose of selecting vot-
ing places for the state election.
Al months mind mass Of requiem
will be celebrated at st Francis
Xavier's church Friday morning at
7:30 o'clock for the late Michael Wal
lace of River street.
The MerTimac A. g. will be repre-
scented by basketball team during
] the coming season. Michael Slavin
is manager and he intends to have one
Of the best teams in the city.
/ A three months old child of Mr. and
Mrs Joseph Evans of Ia Livery street
/ died this morning. The funeral will
take place tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock, with interment in Pine Grove
cemetery.
The italian shoemakers of Water
bury have got together and organized
q union. The hours and prices will
go into effect on November l. The
shops will close at Z o'clock Monday
| and Friday evenings.
There will be an important meeting
| of the Team Drivers union tomorrow
evening at 8 o'clock. and the second
and fourth Tuesdays of each month
hereafter. Delinquent teamsters would
do well to attend this meeting.
2. Ell. Gaffney of Middletown died
at his home in that city Saturday
night. His funeral took place this
morning from st Johns church at 9:3O.
Interment was at that place. Mr. Gaff-
ney leaves a large family besides a
widow. Mrs Meserole, Mrs Hayes and
Miss Gaffney of this city being his
daughters.
The funeral of Mrs Maria KiIbride
took place yesterday afternoon from
the family residence on Simons street
with service at st Patrick's church
by Rev Father Jordan and interment
IN st Joseph's cemetery. The bearers
were Thomas, Joseph and Lawrence
Lawlor, John Kilbride John Cullen and
Michael Vance, all nephews of the de-
ceased. The floral tributes include d
the following: Pillow inscribed
Mother the family; wreath marked
Grandma" broken column, Drug
Clerks association; standing piece rep
fesenting faith, hope and charity.
employees of Mr. Palmer's room at the
American Ring Co; basket of roses,
Eugene and John Mulville; Margaret
Rilbride, Mrs Margaret Smith. John
Delaneyan John Tracy; palms Mar
garrett Holohan, standing anchor and
cross; Messrs Mccarthy, Bergin and
Morgan of Dexter'sbouquets Mrs Will
lam Vance, Mary r. Lunny. Margaret
Burns, Mary Corcoran, Gretta Duff.
A very pretty wedding took place
saturday morning at the church
OF the Immaculate Conception, New
hartford, when during nuptia1 high
mass MISS Margaret Rategan and
Azlel Waters were united in the bonds
of matrimony by the Rev Father. Grav
Miss Mary Rategan, sister of the
bride, was bridesmaid. and William
Carr was best man. After tha core
mony a breakfast was served at tho
brides home. The bride was alfred
n a gown of3white silk MULE and car
rled a bouquet of white chrysantl,a-
NUNS. The bridesmaids gown was
Inquired MULE. Mr. and Mrs Waters
nave gone on wedding tour.
The funeral of Bernard Rolan +oo1-
place this morning from fha fan9i111
residence on Kingsbury street with 4
mass of requiem at the Immacnlatn
conception church by the Rev Fa+l,a,.
McGuane and interment in s. To
seph's cemetery. The bearers ,ro,.o
Matthew Connors, Dennis Ki1d,,fe
John Moran, James McGuinnass
John d. Bolan and James Covl tl.', me-
noral tributes included a shaaf IF
wheat and sickle marked aFatba,.,,
from the family; wreath Iettarnd
Grandpa children of Jamas 49, e
pouquet. children of James Briodv.
broken column, employees Of tba en-
ran Dry Goods Co; pillow inscribad
Rest" employees of the st,inoino. ~
partment of the Waterbury Mannfao-
turing Co; crescent, Edward DaIto,,.
wreath, the Misses Riley and yvitbo1,.
palms and chrysanthemums. Frances
Jackson; carnations, Flora D11y I,17ry.
carnations, Margaret and Annie no,
laney; Gala lilies, Mrs G. M Tnlye.
roses, Mamie Dona1iTle.
the eighth annual meeting of fba
Western Connecticut association IF
the Women's Foreign Missionary soci-
ETY. of the NJ. 3. church is to onan +,
st PauTs church on Farm street 10
morrow at 10 O'Clock. Morning Sos
slon-Devotional exercises. Mrs "
Rlchard of New Haven; greetings
Rev d. D. Bassett; reports from 70,
cordlng secretary, district secretaries
association treasurer, conference trass,
urer, nominating committee and cons
ference secretary; account of tbn
branch meeting, Miss Clara Cheney IF
Mlddletown: zsolo, Mrs Walter Baldwin
OF Waterbury; address, Mrs M. n
Scranton of Korea; noontide PRAYER
Mrs J. A. Mcmillan of Hartford. cleo,
ton of officers; luncheon. Afternoon
session, l:3O p. m.-Devotional eyer
clses, Mrs G. Van Alstyne of Bridge
port; solo, Miss Emily f. Harvey of
Hartford; address, Bishop d. a
Moore Of China: solo, Standard Rear.
ers' quartet Of st Pau1's church: clos
ing business; benediction.
Nearly 1,5O0 people attended the
opening of the annual fair of the ST
joseph T. A society in fbo Cti+x, 1,o1I -.