Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-19
CITY NEWS.

Special forecast for Connecticut: Fair tonight and Tuesday; warner; variable winds. ,....
 Members of Brassworkers' local 1S6 will hold meeting at 8 o'clock this evening at Congress hall
 The board of education will hold an adjourned meeting this evening for the purpose of awarding the contracts for school supplies for the year.
 The Talma club held regular meet ing yesterday and reelected the old board of officers and committees. Car dinal Gibbons was made an honorary member of the club.
 William J. Flynn of Spencer avenue and Miss Mary c. Daly of North Will low street were married this morn .ng 1 at the Immaculate Conception church ] by the Rev Father McGuane.
 Ralph. the 4-years-old son of MT and Mrs Dennis Deeley of Middle street, Si- monsville, died Saturday noon. The funeral took place yesterday afternoon with interment in St Joseph's ceme- tery. .1.
 It will only cost a young man 50 cents to attend the delightful concert and promenade of the St Thomas Ca- dets A. A. at the City hall next We'd nesday night and bring his best girl with him.
 John J. Flynn of Brooklyn N. Y., | fourth vice president of the Interna- tional Union of Buffers and Polishers, accompanied by President Cashman of the New Britain union. was in town yesterday on official business. | A new term of lessons in embroid- cry will begin at the Friendly league this evening. The Tuesday night class in cookery will meet tonight and on succeeding Monday evenings. 1 The dressmaking classes will meet as usual.
 The Waterbury Printing Pressmen's union was formed at Central Labor Union hall at a meeting held yester- | day. The officers are Charles B. I Crowley, president; John I. Loughrain, secretary; W. $. Woodward, treasurer. | The charter will close Wednesday, Jan uary 21, at 8 D. m,
 The funeral of Mrs Elizabeth H. Mullings took place yesterday after noon from the family residence on Norrh Main street, with service at the house by the Rev Dr Anderson and in- terment in Riverside cemetery. The bearers were Nathan r. Fenn, Charles w. Perry, Mark H. Reilly, Henry A. Streeter, A. Anderson and Julius Ba- vier. Several out of town relatives were In attendance. The floral offer ings were profuse.
 About thirty-five members of the | Talma club called on Cardinal Gib- bons at St Patrick's rectory last even- ing, after the vesper service. The cardinal received the members cor dially and gave them short talk on the benefits of Catholic organization. l The members of the club were highly pleased at meeting the eminent divine and his words have spurred them along with, renewed energy to make the club the equal of any Catholic or ganization in the state.
 The funeral of Matthew Kennerney took place yesterday afternoon from the family residence on Sylvan ave nue with service at St Francis Kay ier's church and interment in St Jo- seph's cemetery. There were many floral tributes, including the following: Pillow inscribed Brother" from Mrs Philip Daly; wreath from Mrs ]. J. 1 Bergin; bouquets from Mrs Kate Ware and Mrs NJ. J. Thompson. The pail. bearers were Michael, James and Jo- seph Wall, Patrick McGrath, Joseph 1 Reed and Patrick Hor1gan.
 1 Andrew J. Duffy, aged 36 years, died yesterday morning at his resi- dence, 492 West Main street. He leaves his mother, Mrs Catherine Duf- 1 fy, three sisters, Mrs John Caffery, the Misses Ella and Julia Duffy; one brother, Martin Duffy of Danbury. He was a member of the Metal Pol l ishers' and Buffers union and Silas Bronson conclave, Heptasophs. The funeral service will take place at the Immaculate Conception church. to- morrow afternoon. The remains will be taken to Danbury for burial on the i 80 train in charge of Brown X Crane X mass of requiem will be celebrated for the deceased at the Immaculate Conception church Wed nesday morning.
 The funeral of Bernard F.. Riley took place yesterday afternoon from his late home on North Main street with service it St Thomas church by 1 tbs Aev Father Kennedy and inter- ment in the family plot in CaAvary cemetery The bearers were George 1 Kildutf, Michael Bowler, Frank Mor- gan, Christopher Bannon, Barton Cross and John O'Donnell. The floral offerings included pillow marked Husband" from the widow of the deeeased; wreath lettered Brother" Il handsome piece from the Drug Clerks association; pillow inscribed Rest and n harp from the Merri- mac Athletic association: piece rep resenting Faith, Hope and Charity" !" marked "Friend." from Hodson Bros and their employees; cross, Mrs Andrew Winters; wreath, Mrs Margaret Riley and family; bouquets, Mrs Joseph C. | Moriarty, Mrs A. J. Wolff, Mrs J. E. 1 Robinson. John Killoughey, Eugene and John Mulvil'e. MT and Mrs Joseph l Corcoran, Mrs Marraret O'Brien, MT and Mrs A B. Cross. Mrs Charles Worden, James Harrineton, Gertrude 1 Buckley, Anne Flanrery. John 1 O'Erien Mir tand Mrs Albert Righ.