Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-18
CITY NEWS

InG SlUSlnS BOClely U1 lhS A1hASG auxiliary, A. o. H., will>not meet again until further notice.
 Joseph Brennan student at Holy Cross college, spent Sunday at his home on South Elm street.
 Dr and Mrs J. M. Bennett of Provf- dence, R. l., are visiting Mrs ,Bennett's parents, MT and Mrs Jeremiah Fitz-. patrick of Wall street.
 the Young Brass Cities Saturday morn ing by the score of 1o to 2 and the Young Hamilton Parks on Saturday afternoon by the score of 13 to ?.
 Patrick J. Oavanaugh of AIT East Main street, the we'll known tonsorial artist, is passing around cigars to-day, A daughter arrived in his family on Saturday night. .-t
 John. the two-years-old son of MT and Mrs John Barry of 3S Hickory street. died yesterday. The. funeral took place this afternoon with inter ment in Colvary cemetery.
 The fire department was called Sat urday night to Friedman's store C1 Bank Stccet where a blaze started in the show window. It was eXtln- guistei before any damage to speak of occ1rred,
 James D. c. Murray of South street, president of the Philomathic Society of Holy Cross college, will deliver the opening address at the annual prize debate of the society which will be held tomorrow night.
 $500 reward will be given by the A. o. Fl. and Ladies' auxiliary for evil dence that will lead to the arrest and conviction of the fiend or fiends who committed the terrible assault on Miss Margaret Crane Monday evening, May Il.
 The Vega Singing society of this city consisting of sixteen members will attend the annual musical festival of the Eastern division of the ScandinaV- ian Singers of the United States, which will be held in Fremont temple in Bos- ton, June IA, 15, 16 and IT.
 Jere Finn died this morning at the residence of his sister, Mrs U. A. War ner, TOO Dublin street. He is survived by three sisters, Mrs Warner, Mrs P. J. Byrnes and Miss Sara Finn, and one brother, James T. Finn. The funeral notice will appear later.
 There will be meeting of the Irish American Athletic association at their rooms, Academy hall, East Main street, this evening at D. m. All mem- bers are requested to be present. This meeting Is for the purpose of paying dues and report from the entertain ment committee.
 Mrs Mary Hanley, wife of George Hanley, died at 1 o'clock this after noon at her home, 109 Charles street. Besides her husband she leaves one son and daughter, Thomas T. and Miss Annie Reilly: also a sister, Mrs Charles Lounsburg. The time of the funeral will be announced later.
 Miss Annie Wallace, one of Water, bury's well known musicians, has just composed the words and music Of a song dedicated to the Waterbury letter carriers. The title of the song Is "The Letter Carrier" and on the front cover is picture of one of Uncle Sam's mail men, U. A. Warner. The music is for sale at Currans store.
 The first sociable given by the en- pIoyes of the Clock Case factory took place at Hibernian hall Saturday even- ing. The following program was ren- dered: Selections on guitar and man. dolin, William D. Peel and Ed Cost; Vincenzo Palladino, sleight of hand: song, 'I'm Wearing My Heart Away for You" George Wildman; song "Boy- hoods Dream," James Hebert; duet, William Peel and Ed Cost; Professor Tierney in his egg dance; recitation, "Face Upon the Barroom Floor, Maur- ice Walsh; MT Lawson in Chinese song; song "I Can't Change It." Louis Deering; buck and wing dance, James Hebert; step dance, M Tehan and Professor Tierney; song, My Old Kentucky Home," Charles Burr; reel tation, little Dick Bunnell; song. Will jam Peel and Ed Cost: song, NL'u Be There, Mary Dear," George Wildman: song, sThe Good Old Summer Time" Maurice Walsh The committee of ar engagements consisted of Christopher c. Dunn, Michael S. Jackson. William Brown acted as bartender.