Waterbury Democrat., 1902-02-22
CITY NEWS.

Yesterday a boy was DOTH lo ~ and Mrs William c. Moore of Soutn Elm street.
 A daughter was born on Thursday to NIr and Mrs Maurice McCaftny ol T Wood street.
 The Bartenders' union will hold Il meeting in Speedwell hall, Irving plocA. tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O.
 If Susan Murphy, formerly of Pltts- burg, is in Waterbury at present, there is d message at the Democrat office TOT her.
 There was a large attendance at the masquerade ball given last nlghL at Odd Fellows hall by ToWnsenu Guard, I. 0. o. r.
 Martha Washington council, s. S., will meet hereafter on the first anu third Tuesdays in each months, lnsteau of the second and fourth.
 The Indian Hammer club, which had arranged for a sleighrfde to Southlng- ton tonight. have postponed the analr on account of the storm until Solne night next week.
 Miss Josephine Murthy, aged 19 years, died this morning at the water bury hospital. The remains were Fe- moved by Mulville to the residence or her sister Mrs John T. Dunn. 33 Mea- dow street.
 The Boston Furniture company mas purchased the property at the corner of Scovill and Brook streets, fornerly the old Ruth property It is q nrst 1 class location for q house furnishing establishment.
 The Gaelic football team will meet l tomorrow in the A. o. H. hall, G A. R. block, to make final arrangements for the match with Holyoke on Good Friday. All members of the team ale requested to be present.
 The members of Clark commandery, K. T., are having good luck in finding their swords i'll the ruins of the old Masonic temple. Yesterday the sword belonging to the late Major Spencer ! was unearthed and is now in possession of II. W. Atwood of the town store.
 A few of the directors of the Busi- ness Mems association met last even ing and adjourned to Monday evening. It is expected then that all the mem- bers will be present and that vigorous action regarding the proposed govern ment will be taken. Resolutions will
 
 way to those in authority will be made.
 Unless the storm prohibits there will ]. be a special meeting of the board or public safety this evening. The pur- pose of the meeting is manifold. Mem bers of the fire department will be called upon to give explanations fo1 absenting themselves from duty. The committee on exits from public build ings is expected to report and other business of an executive nature is or the program.
 At q meeting held last night foi E the purpose of furthering plans fol E the proper observance of Robert Elm mets birthday, which occurs Narcl E 4 Timothy r. I4uddy was chosel chairman. John J. Fitzpatrick clerl ! and D. E. Cronan treasurer I'm following committees were named Refreshments, T. II. Hayes, T. k Butler, Thomas Kane; printing. T. F
 Luddy, J. E. Madigan, T. NJ. Freney
 c. 4. Jackson. John J. Fitzgerald
 hall. John Aforiarty, NJ. J Smith, J. J 5 Fitzgerald.
 S The following program will be ren k dered at the First NJ. E. church to L morrow evening: Marche Solon ss nelle. Charles Gounod; Serenadt ,+ Braga: Cantilene; Hosanna, Pat IL Wachs: Anthem, The Parable of tn ,r Harvest. Frank Sawyer; male chorus
 Praise Ne the Father, J. F. WestoI 6. anthem, Gods Nearness, c. R. RI
 teuber; ladies' quartet, The To: 10 Chord, Sullivan offertory solo, My R
 deemer and My Lord. Dudley Bucl
 Mrs Mary Morse Granniss, solois
 anthem, When Morning Gilds Il % Skies; alto solo and chorus, Mi b. Townsend and choir.
 u The following program was re- s1 dered yesterday by the seventh al
 eighth classes at St AIary's schoC
 "Wrecked and Saved" by the clas
 Memory Gems, by Walter Casey, Ot Grelle, Leo Finn; anecdotes al l0 sketches of the home life of Was jV ington, by Angela Maloney, and t
 historical life of Washington, by Vi cent Maloney; mandolin and pia A- selection, Sarah Fitzpatrick a
 Thomas Butterly: Reclamation, Was V ington's Devotion to His Country } Thomas Doolan; song, "Washingtt
 Our Washington by the class; ( - clamation, Mount Vernon,' Jo
 Blacker: "In Nemoriam," Alice Ere
 song, "Flag of Washington" Cath,
 inc Healey; history of patriotic son = Katherine Nolan. Sarah Fitzpatrl a2c and Angela Maloney; recitati o2c ''Lincoln." Sarah Fitzpatrick; re; oo zoc ing, 'Lincoln, Gus O'Hara; sol Ioe international Ode" by the class. 5c It is said the prospect of the cl 25c ing of the art department in the ey 2oc ing school stands a good chance 2oc being postponed a month, per petit DC of the pupils, which has been refer 1Sc to the superintendent of schools an ddoc doc committee. What this class may hi a5 a5c done in the past is undoubtedly o5o right, but what it has done this te appears to be better than any of
 records. The petition for extend .N the period of the class was prepa
 by some four pupils, who are prel
 ing themselves for a course in
 Pratt Art institute in Brooklyn and
 New York school of art. A student
 gain entrance to the life class in cit ! of these schools. the former particu
 lv. must avesreached certain deg
 of excellence which is tested by an why animation for a diploma from u $. schools. is well worth striving for