Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-12
TWO BIG SUITS FOR BOYCOTTINC.
CITY NEWS

"A meeting of the Scorcher club will
 be held tomorrow afternoon at 7
 o'clock.
 Miss Margaret Sweeney left yester- day morning for an extended trip to Philadelphia, Mt Carmel and Ashland, Pa.
 Miss Theresa walsh of Springfield, Mass has returned home after a two
 weeks visit with her cousin, John J. Campbell, of 162 South Elm street. Professor Frazier will open his danc- ing school in Leavenworth hall Monday
 evening, September 14. Beginn>rs
 class at 7:30; advanced class at S:30.
 The Pastime base ball team failed to show up this afternoon for q regular
 game with the Merrimacs, consequent ly the game was forfeited to the Mer rimacs.
 At meeting of the Linemen's un- 1 ion last night, the strike against the | Connecticut Railway &c Lighting Go was officially declared off.
 l An old fashioned barn dance was l given at the home of Mrs Frank Ford 1 i'll Hopeville last night. Many per
 sons were present and enjoyed the l harvest festivities.
 I Miss Julia Hayes entertained a num-
 ebr of her friends at her home on South l Elm street last night. 1t was a de l lightful reception. Miss Hayes will l leave for Wellesley college next week. ! I There will be very important meet | ing of the alumnae of the convent of Notre Dame at the convent, hall Mon day evening, September IA, at o'clock. Every member is especially requested
 to be present.
 The case of Warren o. Wright vs l William J. Schlegel for the balance of I the proceeds of sale, which was heard ! yesterday by Judge Peasley, was de I cided to-day. The plaintiff was given | all he asked, $100 and his costs.
 William J. Lawson was arrested on
 warrant by Detective O'Gorman this forenoon. Lawson's wife is the com
 plainant in the case. The police have been looking for him for some time. l The schedule of games in the City
 Amateur baseball league for tomorrow
 is as follows: o'clock, Washington I Hill A. O. vs Brooklyn A. C., 4 o'clock. St Joseph's vs Merrimac A. c. Both
 games will be played at the Driving
 park.
 No meeting of Company A has as yet
 been called to fill the vacancy caused
 by the resignation of Second Lieuten-
 ant Walter Sackett. It looks now as if Sergeant Clarence Bangs would be
 elected as his successor as the other
 candidates who have been prominently mentioned for the place have with X drawn from the race.
 ! The last Saturday half holiday dur ing the present year is being enjoyed X to-day by the employees of the loca man,fa curing concerns. Commenc. ing next week the shops will run or ? full time. Many persons reason tha . if the concerns can afford to give theil help a half holiday during the summel
 months they can also give 1t to then during the other months of the year Furthermore, they say that the shop' l can afford to do this inasmuch as tht , Waterbury SlociS shop and the Farre
 foundry have given their help a nine l hour day throughout the year. Mrs Keough, 194 Baldwin street Specials for this evening and Monday
 One lot boys caps, were 15c, this sale z 1Oc; one lot boys blouses, were 25c . this sale 19c; one case of gents nat ural wool underwear, were 69c. thi' sale 49c; one case of gents negligee shirts. were 50c, this sale i29c; one cast of ladies' honeycomb shawls, were . s1 .5O. this sale SIPS; one lot ladies white skirts, lace and hamburg. slight ly soiled, were SIPS and S1.50, to be closed out at this sale for 75c: one lo' ladies' stole collars, were $2.25, this sale $1.75.
 The funeral of Michael McDonalsl : was held this morning at 7:3O from the residence of his sister. Mrs John Egan of South Main street. "A requiem mass was celebrated at St Francis , Xavier church by the Rev Father Fleming Interment was in the new St Joseph's cemetery. The pallbearers
 were John Scully, Harry Galway, Mi chael Kane. James Dillon, Robert Me , Govern and Timothy Bowe. Among the floral offerings were a cross from
 his sister, Miss Catherine Mcdonald
 wreath from his-sister, Mrs John Egan
 wreath, GeorgaNand Miss Katherine
 Mulligan, and bJaquets from friends The funeral of Mrs Ellen Kelly took
 place this morning at S:30 from her
 late residence, Is Rye street. to St . Francis Xavier church. where a re quiem mass was sung by the Rev e Father Curtin. Interment was in St were Matthew Shea, John Doolan, Will : liam Clasby, Patrick G. Egan, James :. Flannery and Patrick Hogan. The e floral offerings were as follows: Pil a low, lettered "Mother," family; sheat e of wheat, nieces; wreath, American
 Ring Go; cross, MT and Mrs Patrick e Cunningham; cross, Miss Leona Four e CT; cross, South End Social club stand : ing cross and mound ivory department q Waterbury Button Go; pillow, St
 Thomas Cadets Juniors; standing y wreath and mound, Washington Hil f Athletic club bouquets, Miss Nellie a Mccarthy, Frank Cutting, Eddie Egar n and Maggie Kelly.
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