Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-18

1I huuSGI1DLu MdS INAONG0 AllS VI flee to 45 Center street.
 There will be months mind mass for Mrs Fannie O'Leary at 8 o'clock Monday morning at the Immaculate Conception church.
 In the city court to-day the case against George Rowley for assault on his neighbor Scarret was nolled and John O'Connor was sentenced to sixty days in jail for non-support of his wife. Margaret Crane of George street and Mary Phelan of North Main street left town this afternoon to spend a two weeks vacation with Miss Ellen T. Nfolloy of New Haven.
 Ten candidates were initiated at the meeting of the Second division, A. o. H., last night. Addresses were made by President John MIllerick, County President Luddy, F. F. Gull fofle and others
 William Judd, for some time em- ployed by the Credit Clothing company has accepted position as business
 manager with the Manhattan Cloak and Clothing store in the Prichard building. Bank street.
 A meeting of the Irish American Athletic club will be held at the club room on Monday night at 8 o'clock. As important business in regard to the fitting up of the club rooms will be transacted a full attendance of the members is requested.
 The St Joseph T. A society's base ball team will play its first game of the season tomorrow afternoon at the Driving park when they will have the Moonlights as opponents. The game will be commenced at 3 o'clock. The members of the St Joseph team are re- quested to meet at the club house at ? o'clock to take the bus for the Driving park. There will be two or three games at Riverside park tomorrow afternoon. .a
 The Knights of Columbus degree team will meet tomorrow afternoon at o'clock and will be ready to leave for Naugatuck to take part in the init iation of twenty candidates who are to take the third degree. Buses will convey the members off the order to Naugatuck and it is expected it will be the biggest event in the history of the Naugatuck council The work will go on all day and far into the evening.
 Among the Waterbury people who attended the annual reception of the Knights of Columbus in the armory at Winsted last night were the following: The Misses Nellie Gloster, Nora O'Rourke, Nellie Monaghan, Jeanette Charters, Eulalia Madden, Nellie Noon an, Georgianna Loughlin. Dora Egan, Fannie Egan, Mir and Mrs Thomas Casey, Timothy Donovan, Attorney Edward B. Reilly, John Somers, Robert Eggleston, M. J. Noonan, Edward Mon agan, Francis Hoffman, Fred Marks and Dennis J. Lahey. It was brilliant event and the Waterbury delegation had delightful time
 The thirty-sixth annual concert and promenade by the Young Mems Gath ollie Literary association was held in Leavenworth hall last night and was largely attended. It was a fine sue cess, socially and financially. Before the dancing commenced, an excellent concert program was rendered. The grand march was led by President William Pryor and Miss Margaret Burns and about seventy-five couples participated in it. LalIier's orchestra furnished music for the dancing, which consisted of twenty numbers, and Pro- lessor Bouffard was prompter. The success of the event is due to the fol- lowing committees: Floor committee, Robert BoIan. Timothy J. Donahue, James E. Harrison, Frank J. Lawlor, William 0. Madden, Joseph F. Moran, William B. Prior and Bernard Riley; arrangement committee, T. Eallon. B. Reilly and F. Kelly; reception commit tee, John H. Moran, W. c. Keenan, Martin Scully, Martin Mcdonald, W. c. Moore, Daniel Altman, James w. Burns, Robert Bolan, John c. Conway, Joseph Corcoran, Bernard Coyle, Thom- l as J. Deely, William J. Degnan. Ed ward H. Kiely, Nicholas J. Doran, James E. Doran, John c. Doran, James Donahue, Francis Wolff, Thomas Eng 1 fish, Michael Ennis, Richard English, T. J. &Farrelly, Thomas J. Fallon. John l J. Grimes. Dennis F. Grimes, John 0. Youman, Henry J. Kennaugh, Frank E. Kelly, Frank J. Kilduff, Alfred Wolff, Eugene Mccarthy, William Me Farland, Daniel J. Mccarthy, J. J. Me Carthy, William McKenna. P. J. Me 4 Mahon, Thomas F. Martin, Louis E, Madden, George Mclaughlin, D. J. Phelan, William J. Ryan, Edward F. Skelly, James E. Smith, John J. Walsh, William J. Walsh and John c. Walsh.