Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-13
CITY NEWS

The board of public works will mee at o'clock tonight
 The board of education will hold it's regular meeting tomorrow evening.
 The Rev Francis Fitzpatrick o1
 Bridgeport is visiting at the home oi his parents on WtaM street
 Nearly every vehicle in town has been engaged by parties who intend tc
 visit the Wlolcott fair tomorrow.
 Am important meeting of. the
 Seorcher club will be held tonight at i g o'clock. Every member is request. 1 ed to attend.
 A private whist party will be held :, at the rooms of the Young Men 4 Catholic literary association on Thursday night.
 | { The funeral of Mary, the four-year- old daughter of MT and Mrs James Smith of 51 Vine street took place this afternoon with interment in St Joseph's cemetery.
 The funeral of Nelson Normand will take place from the family residence on GraaR1view street to St Ann's church at 8 o'clock tomorrow morn ing. nhe intelment will be in Cal vary cemetery.
 Several of the factories are busy at present and many of them find 1t necessary to work nights to keep up with their orders. The New England Watch factory that laid off some hands few months ago owing to dull times, is beginning to pick up, some ofSthe departments being running over time
 The class work of the Catholic Wo- mems association was maugurated last evening with the meeting of the, gram mar and arithmetic and the physical culture classes. The first is under the instruction Of Miss Corcoran and the second of Miss Lord. All who desire to join the latter class may do so on or before next Monday evening. The class schedule has been arranged as follows: Monday evening, grammar and arithmetic, physical culture; Tues day. shorthand, art work, dressmak- ing; Wednesday, French; Thursday, so- cial evening; Friday, art work, dress making.
 Michael Donovan, aged B years, died this morning at his home, IS. Lafayette street. He leaves 1. widow aud folls childran Michael. William, James and Irene; also one sister and two brothes, Mrs Patrick Shea, Pat rick and William Donovan, all of Bos- ton. The funeral will take place Thursday morning with mass of re- ouiem at St Patrick's church and in terment in St Joseph's cemetery. MT Donovan was employed for the past nine years in Foreman Seibert's room at the American Ring Go. MT Seibert said today that MT Donovan. was a first class workman and one or his most valued hands.
 The funeral of William Mcclure took place this morning from hds lare homo on North Main street with a mass of requiem at the Immaculate Conception church by Father Brennan and intermernt i'm Calvary cemetery. The bearers were John P. Sheehan and Tialothy F. Luddy, representing the Patrick Sarsfield club; William F. Ryan and Jeremiah Scully from Bar celona council, K. of C.; WilHam. Fo- garty and Joseph Duigan from the Trolleymen's union. The floral trib- utes included a pillow lettered Illus band" from the widow of the de- ceased; standing cross, Trolleymen's s union; harp, Patrick Sarsfield club; cross, Edward and John Mcclure; mound, Mir and Mrs F. K. Finnan: cross, W. D. Richardson; cross, em- pIoyes of the soldering department at Plume & Atwoods; basket of roses, Mrs Taylor; basket of roses, Mrs B. Carroll; bouquets, the Misses Lizzie Howard, Sadie Spencer, Mary Kelly, Katie Reed Elizabeth and Julia Kelly and John Kelly and Willie Finnan-