Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-23
CITY NEWS.

Don't miss the wrestling match Christmas afternoon i'll the aud1torl- um.
 The Democrat is ill receipt of it's an nual Christmas box from Kelly, the baker. who knows how to make tooth some articles to perfection.
 Callendar & Haggerty have rented the vacant store in Donahue's building on North square and will move there after alterations have been made. Allen w Paige of Bridgeport, coun- sel for the Connecticut Railway and Lighting company, was ill town to-day and had a chat with Mayor Kiiduff l relative to proposed trolley extensions.
 The funeral of John O'Neill will take place from his late home, 37 Colley street, tomorrow morning at half-past six. Services will be held in St Pat rick's church at that hour and Under taker NIulville will then take the re- 1 mains to Canaan for interment. There was to have been hearing ill l the district court today of the case of Bronasrura Czenick ct al vs Jacob Jaffe ct llx, in which note for $200 is l the point in issue. For some reason l the hearing was postponed to January | G. Attorney Kennedy appeared for the
 plaintiffs and Judge Lowe for the de l fendants.
 The old pupils of Notre Dame will 1 be grieved to hear of the death of 1 Mother St Mary, which occurred Satur-
 day last. The deceased lady spent I many years in the capacity of instruc- I tor and superior of this institution.
 Her kind heart, her pure intentions, her
 deep piety, her affability and courtesy,
 drew about her the sympathy of all. A large number of little girls gath
 cred today at the residence of MT and
 Mrs Frank Kenney on North Main street to celebrate the 18th birthday of I their daughter, Charlotte. The young I hostess was the recipient of many
 token of the esteem ill which she is l held by her school chums. It was a very pleasant gathering, the season of
 the year adding to the natural interest
 and joy of the occasion.
 Katharine. wife of William Stas-
 aites, 20 years of age, died at her home, III Drayer avenue, yesterday after noon. She has been a resident of
 this city for the past sixteen years and Twas a very estimable woman. She
 was prominent member of St Jo- lseph's Lithuanian church. She has lbeen confined to her home with illness
 for the past two years. Her husband |alone survives her. The funeral will
 take place on Thursday afternoon at IS o'clock with services ill St Josephs
 church.
 The funeral of James Mccarthy
 took place this morning from the fam fly residence on North Elm street with
 a mass of requiem at the Immaculate Conception church by the Rev Father lO'Brien and interment in new St Jo- Iseph's cemetery. The bearers were William Murray. Patrick Kelley, } Christopher Crowley, Thomas Vickers, Patrick McQueeney and John Crean. } The floral tributes included sheaf of wheat from the family; crescent, the 7 Misses Anna and Mary Bagley: bou- Z quet, Miss Katherine Sullivan and Miss Mary McGill.
 The funeral of Mrs Mary Ward took place this morning from her late home
 on Round Hill street with mass of 2 requiem at the Immaculate Conception church by the Rev Father McGuane 7 land inter1nent in Calvary cemetery
 The bearers were Patrick Reilly
 Thomas Drury, Daniel Fisher, J. Ro ; binski. The floral tributes included , pillow lettered Wife" from the hus
 band of the deceased; pillow inscribed
 Mama" children of deceased; large
 harp James Donahue;; pillow, M
 Drury, S. George, M. Moore, w. Noore , l.. Butler. w. Butler. w. Noonan, J : Robinski; wreath International Bar s tenders union; bouquet, J. E. Quigley l bouquets Neighbors'' and Anna Nc
 'LaugEltn.