Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-02
CITY NEWS


 Wrinkles removed by the new pro- cess of electric face massaging at Louis Mendlebohln's manicuring parlor. II West Main street.
 The December meeting of Millicent Porter chapter, D. A. R., will be held on Monday at 3 p. m. at the home of the regent. Mrs John F. Castle, 4G Kellogg street.
 Annie, infant daughter of Mir and Mrs George Antonowick of 19HJames stree, died yesterday. The funeral took place this afternoon with inter- melit i'll Calvary cemetery.
 The funeral of the late May Mulcrone took place yesterday from the home of her parents, B Abbott avenue. There were many testimonials of the esteem in which deceased had been held, aud flowers from her parents, Mrs Daniel Tram, her sisters and brothers, Sadie, Fannie, Ruth and Alice Blackburn, Ethel A. Hurlock and Mrs John T. Sul- .livan and other friends Interment took place in Calvary cemetery.
 The lady canvassers who took part in the last bazaar of the Waterbury lodge of Elks will be rendered an elaborate banquet ill Odd Fellows hall this even- ing Invitations have been sent to all the young ladies and each can attend tie banquet accompanied by a friend. After the repast thgre will be dancing until midnight. 1t will be one of the prettiest banquets given in this city in some time.
 There was very pleasing reception given by Miss Mary Doyle at her home, 796 Bank street i'l honor of her guests, the Misses Cummings of Torrington- The evening was spent in games, recita- tions and songs. The hit of the even ing was a song rendered by Miss Vir- ginia Cummings entitled Down on the 1 Farnl.,' After that refreshments were served and the party broke up at a sea l son able hour
 John NcCabe of New Britain, ne- l phew of Mrs Christopher Lawlor of l this city, and first cousin of the Rev 1 Luke Lawlor of Danbury, will be or l dained to the Catholic priesthood in l June of next year. MT McCabe is now at the seminary in Lemberg, Aus l tria, and it is there the ordination will l take place. MT McCabe is a graduate l of Holy Cross college and has mas 1 tered several languages. being skilled l in German. French g q Polish.
 The New Britain Woman's club held I it's first meeting of the month at the in stitute yesterday afternoon, at which 1 time an interesting address was made l by Mss Mary M. Abbott of Waterbury,
 formerly president of the State Fed eratio1 of Women's Clubs, on the sub l ject, "In Florence With the Great Mas ters.' She spoke of the early and II 1 the worlds famous painters. Her re
 marks were illustrated by photographs
 and paintings.
 The Waterbury lodge of Elks was ID l tified yesterday Of the death of Thomas l H. Buckley of Worcester, who was R member of the lodge. He died after a l short illness from blood poisoning. MT I Buckley was a former resident of this I city and opened the first night cafe l bere He was the patentee of all the | street cafes now in use throughout the
 country and was engaged in the manu- ! fact11re of them at the time Of his death He is brother-ir-law of James E.. Harrington, who. was pres 1 ent at the time of his death, as was NJ. J. Colloty of this city, also a mem Der of Waterbury lodge. Both will represent the lodge at the funeral,
 which will probably take place to-mor- row morning.
 Unless the board of aldermen ac- 1 cepts the recommendation of the board
 Of finance and makes a special appro- 1 priation for the police department
 within the next three weeks, the police l men will go short when the next pay 1 day comes around. Their envelopes
 will be empty. As it is now, after the payroll of the police department for l the latter half of November is approved
 and ordered paid, there won't be suf- 1 ficient money left of this years .appro- priation to pay the semi-monthly bills. | Only a balance of $4.S0 will remain
 with which to pay bills | amounting to about $20O.' Conse- l quently the bills will have to be
 laid over until snecial appropriation l is made. The strike was the cause of
 this years appropriation for the police department being exceeded. The cost of supernumerary policemen doing po- lice service during the strike amounted l to large sum. It is possible that at 1 the meeting of the aldermen on next | Monday night a special appropriation l for the police department will be made.
 A beautiful line of rosaries in gold and gold plated chains with beads in pearls. garnets. anethysts, eneralds s4fe.