Waterbury Democrat., 1902-02-14
CITY NEWS.

 ed to meet at K of c. hall tonight at 8 o'clock.
 Miss Matilda Maud Whitaker of Chestnut avenue has returned rom six weeks visit with friends in ProVl- dence, R. l.
 William J. Mum of Watertown has entered suit against Alfred Rose or this city for $500. Mum claims Rose owes him $500.
 "Fireproof Buildings" will be the subject of lecture by James E. Brooks, an eminent engineer, at tne Waterbury club tomorrow night
 A new class is being formed in the Catholic Women's association, and all desiring to join it are requested to meet Miss Hayes at the rooms Monday evening.
 A months mind mass of requiem will be celebrated tomorrow morning at s o'clock at the Immaculate Concep- tion church for the late Joseph Me Guinness.
 America lodge, No A, A. o. U. W, held it's regular meeting last night ana initiated one candidate and received three propositions. A social session followed the business meeting.
 There will be ah anniversary hlgh mass of requiem for the repose of the soul of the late Mrs Ellen Delaney of Wall street Saturday morning. at the Sacred Heart church, at 5 o'clock.
 The criminal side of the superior court will open here next Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. Judge Gager al dar will be held next Friday forenoon.
 g. For1nan of 62 South Main street. who just escaped the fire, has fine lot of goods that have been marked. down to fire prices. Those In need Of anything in his line will do well to buy now. -
 At the eighth annual banquet of the alumni of the Catholic university, which was held last week at the Ho. tel Rennert in Baltimore, Attornfy Frank P. Guilfoile of this city vas elected one of the vice presidentz.
 The funeral of Christina 0. Lang, sister of the late Robert Lang, was held at her late home, 36 State street, | Thursday afternoon at o'clock. h. terment was in the family plot at Riv- erside. The Rev John N. Lewis off ciated.
 The Ladies' auxiliary, A. o. H., held very interesting meeting in Columbus hall last evening. There were many letters read from the brother Hibern- ians sympathizing with the ladies in the loss they sustained through the burning of Johnson hall by the fire of February 2.
 The meeting of the Young Women's 1 Friendly league last night was devoted to social features and included violin solos by Miss Ruth Blair, with piano accompaniments by Miss Meerlander. Theodore Hatcher, the 6-year-old son | of Henry Hatcher, assumed the role Of Dan Cupid and distributed valen- tines to all present.
 The Mad River grange will give one of it's popular sociables at Grange hall tonight The committee has made special efforts to make to-night's event one of the best of the season. Arrange I ments have been made to entertain 2 large crowd. 4 'bus will carry yor from the end of the East Main stree trolley line to the hall free of charge. Court Cecelia M Quigley, I. 0. F. lost all Its property in the recent fire but the officers wish to state that ar entire new paraphernalia will be here in a day or two and will be ready fol use at q meeting to be held in G. A R. hall next Wednesday night, where the society has been given meeting place free of charge until it can secure other quarters.
 John l.. Saxe has just returned from New York, where he attended by request of the stockholders of thi city the annual meeting of the Indus trial Federation of America and wa added to the board of directors. NJ Sake is a thorough mechanic and h will be able to meet any requirement. imposed upon him. The federatio is composed of members of the differ ent labor organizations of the couI try for bettering the conditions of th toiling masses and is colonizing a industrial city in Jamaica Bay, Grea' CT New York.
 Mir and Mrs w. R. S. Wake eel, brated the fifteenth anniversary ( their marriage last evening at the home on Central avenue The hous was beautifully decorated by Dalla and Thorpe's orchestra filled the plac with sweet melody About forty ( fifty relatives and friends were in a tendance and all spent the evening very happy manner Mir and Nj
 Wake were made the recipients ( many handsome tokens of esteem an
 the united wish of the whole par1 that they might live to celebrate the
 golden jubilee in the enjoyment ,
 good health and spirits.
 I At meeting of the Waterbury Go
 club held last evening at Friend 7 league hall. officers and committe,
 were chosen as follow: Preiden |. George L. White: secretary, Charles
 Meigs; treasurer, Wilbur P. Brya,
 executive committee, c NJ DeAIot
 chairman; c. I.. Holmes, A. B. Rio
 Mrs Archer J. Smith, Miss Martl
 'Driggs; greens committee, Frederic
 J. Brown. chairman; Dr J. NJ. Ben
 diet, ". H. Wilcox, Mrs J. P. K = logg, Miss Amy Dickinson; ente tainment committee, Mrs W. B. Me U rfman, Mrs Irving H. Chase, Mi
 Helen Smith. A c. Hitchcock. c. $ Clark. There are now about 9
 members in the club. thirty-six bei1
 admitted during the past year.
 The Rev pr and Mrs F. J. Par
 celebrated their silver wedding at Il
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