Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-13

i Miss Anna Karl, stenographer and bookkeeper. has resigned her position with the Guarantee Credit Clothing l Co.,
 Attorney James M Lynch, who ran 1 for mayor on the democratic ticket has opened an office in the Odd Fellows building in room 20.
 No meeting of the board Of charities was held yesterday afternoon, owing l to the illness of Commissioners Moore and Brewer. Only Commissioners Finn and Filling were able to be pres 1 ent.
 The state board of railroad commits sioners will make an official inspection of the Naugatuck division and the Watertown branch of the New York, New Haven & Hartford railroad on next Thursday. sdaFls1 8ta NH
 Don't forget the promenade concert by the Military band at City hall Sat urday evening. The management states that it will be their last prom until November 5, at Columbus hall, I Naugatuck.
 1 The aldermen failed to secure a quo rum last night and adjournment was taken until next Monday. The invi- tation from the board of safety invit- l ing the members to attend the inspec- l tion of the police and fire departments next Thursday was read and accepted l It is probable there will be no short l calendar session of the superior court this coming Friday. Clerk Marsh has not yet heard from Judge Wheel CT on the matter and furthermore there has been no business claimed for short calendar. However, every thing is being prepared in case there I should be.
 Mrs Sarah Bennett died last night l at the home of her daughter, Mrs Will lis G. Barton, 940 North Main street.
 She leaves i've children, John W of l New Britain; Benjamin c. of Terry vile; Mrs c. T. White of Woodbury;
 Mrs w. H. Thomas of Bridgeport, and | Mrs W. G. Barton of this city. The funeral will be held tomorrow after | noon.
 The funeral of Nellie Kelly, took place this morning from her4late home, I 515 South Main street. The remains were taken to Putnam for burial The bearers were D. Charest. Theodore Derouin. Urvain Derouin, B. Issie, George Provost and Aideon Courte- manche. There was large number of floral tributes. Moriarty x Callahan had charge of the funeral arrange ments A solemn high mass was cele- brated for the deceased yesterday at St Ann's church, the full ychoir being in attendance The Rev SJs E. Senesac oficiated, assisted by the Rev J. N. l Grenier as deacon and the Rev John | nF aSe,t ox x-io l as sub-deaeon.
 1 A merry masquerade party was l given at the home of the Misses Clear, 40 Vine street, last night, by the l young ladies who are employed at Cowles's millinery establishment. The costumes were pretty and unique. Miss Margaret Lynch was attired in the 1 most stunning costume, while Miss 1 Schuyler had the prettiest. Miss Fan l ny Benziers costume was also worthy l of special mention. Miss May Fitz- 1 gerald received the prize for the most dashing costume, while the prize for | the most comical costume went to Miss 1 Dunphy Frank Thompson was given l the prize among the gentlemen for ! wearing the funniest and Messrs Har- | pin and Tolles surpassed Tn the splen- l dor of their gowns. During the even | ing a light 8collation was served. It was jolly gathering and the merry makers were loath to disperse.
 At a 1neeting of the Boys Brigade of
 St Paul's church last night, the fol
 lowing officers were elected: Captain,
 Robert NJ Buckmaster: first lieuten-
 ant, Henry W. Lancaster; second lieu
 tenant, Henry Barnbrock; first ser
 geant, John B. Keeler; second ser
 geant, George F. Dean; third ser
 geant, Arthur R. Kershaw; fourth ser
 geant, John E. Platt; corporal, Harry l.. Comstock; corporal. Frank W. War
 ren; corporal, Leroy E. French; assist
 ant quartermaster. Raymond H.
 French. After the election an oyster
 supper was served in queens taste by
 the members lady friends. Henry
 Lancaster, who was delegate from Go
 A to the annual conv entfon at Balti-
 more. had an interesting report to !. make A competitive drill will be
 held on the fourth Monday of this
 month.
 Don't forget that tomorrow after
 noon at 5 o'clock the novel package
 sale opens at the Upson Jewelry Go,
 closing on Thursday It will be to l your advantage to have the right
 cllange ready.