Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1900-1903, 1902-11-17
CRY NEWS.

night.
Promenade concert of American band
at City hall Wednesday evening.
Joseph Alderman, formerly with the
Adams Express here but Of late at the
4. Naugatuck office, dis6 at his home IN
that place last night.
John Morgan, AZ, OF Marley place,
died Last night. He leaves > wife and
four children. The funeral will take
place tomorrow afternoon.
Special forecast for Connecticut:
Generally cloudy with occasional
showers tonight and Tuesday; fresh
j easterly to southerly winds.
Miss Meier, 9 matron Of the deaf
mutes' school OF Hartford, who was
i the guest Of Mr. and Mrs Charles f.
SAKE of Grand street, returned home
/ to-day.
The Ziglatzki-Marks company has
removed from Center street, where it
has had temporary headquarters since
the big fire, and is now located at
their new, commodious and permanent
Headquarters at 110-112-114 South N ain
street. 1t occupies the first and Sec
ond floors of the building.
The following is the program of the
promenade concert to be given by the
American band at City hall, Wednes-
day evening, James NJ. Fulton. direc-
tor: Overture, Franz Schubert"
Suppe; popular selection, sThe Sleep
ing Beauty and the Beast" ChattaWay;
potpouri, Creme de la Creme, To-
bani; sextet from Florodora, Stuart;
descriptive, s'The Warbler's Serenade,' .
Perry. This will be followed by sew
enteen numbers Of popular dance
music. -I~s~N ~ gs
At meeting Of the United Italian
societies yesterday officers were chosen
as follows: President, Pasquale Col
angelo; vice-president, Rocco Piccuil-
lodl OF Naugatuck; secretary, Stefano
Della Camera; trustees, Domenico Ro-
berticchio, Nicola Colangelo and Sal
yatore Df Napoli; room committee,
Paolo Summa, Rocco Saba Of Manga
luck, Donate Margiotto, Rocco Noli
Pasquale De Gregorio; banner bearers,
Salvatore Lo VALID and Vftantonio
Saba of Naugatuck
The New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Co will. place on
sale, December 1, mileage books of 500
miles for $40 each, good within the
limits of the state. A few months ago
the company issued similar books good
only In the state Of Massachusetts. and
President Hall now proposes to extend
the privilege to Connecticut and Rhode
Island. These books can be used only
In the state for which issued and are
intended particularly to accommodate
persons travelling within their own
state. For travel between the states
througn which the road passes 1000
mile DOCKS are issued, or a regular
ucket can be bought at all points on
the main line at the same rate ner
mile. :. -
Inc funeral Of John Duggan was
held Saturday morning. A reouiem
mass was sung at the church of the
immaculate Conception at 6:45. The
remains We're taken to Canaan for
burial. The floral offerings were as
follows: A pillow from his brothers.
mound from Miss Josie Shannahan
inscribed REST in Peace" a pillow
from the Foresters, wreath from
MISS Regan, cross from the Somerset
Social club, bouquets from Miss Mar
garet Shannahan, Miss Sadie Hen
Messy, Miss Margaret Quilter. Miss
Margaret Mccarthy, Miss Minnie Col
Inns. Mrs B. Dougherty, G. P. Sullivan
and a basket of flowers from John
Leary. The pallbearers were M. D.
Russell, James Preston, P. J. McKier-
nan, Joseph Worsley, Thomas Harring-
ton and George O'Neil1.
The st Patrick's parish fair will be
brought to an end tonight after a
most successful run, socially and f.
nanclally. The attendance Saturday
night was fine and last night there
We're few empty seats in the Lyceum.
The entertainment last night consist
ed of the production of two interesting
and amusing sketches, Mrs Bakers
Baby and Miss Madcap.'' In the
first sketch Henry Batters, Patrick
Kelly, Miss Daisy Lord and Miss Mary
Malone enacted the different roles in
very pleasing manner. Joseph Phe-
Ian, Francis Hoffman and Miss Nora
Luddy portrayed in very satisfactory
manner the various characters in the
second sketch. Between the sketches
vocal solos were rendered by Patrick
Bowes, Miss Deborah Fitzgerald and
little Esther Quigley. They were very
pleasing.
The Hammer club enjoyed cross
country run to West Cheshire yester-
DAY. Inc OuLlng was We'll attended
and was by far the most enjoyable
trip ever held by the club. On return
ing home the members repaired to the
residence of Joseph Worsley, 139 South
Elm street, where social session was
held, During the festivities Mrs Wors-
ley presented to her husband a hand
some combination writing desk and
bookcase. Before adjourning votes Of
thanks We're extended to Mrs Worsley
and the clubs entertainment commit
tee. One of the members said TODAY
that the entertainment committee NAV
decide to hold few social sessions
during the winter, but that in any case
the annual meeting of the society
would be given on a larger scale than
ever hafore and that in all probability
others than members would be pres
ent.
After all the lights that have been
placed In the second ward during the
past few years it seems they have not
counted for much as far as the moral
status of the district goes. 1t is said
TO be the worst part of the town Tor
men, old fellows at that, soaring wo-
men and If the annoyance keeps on the
fair sex will have to carry arms. The