Waterbury Democrat., 1903-02-05


 field street tomorrow morning at S:30 o clock with a mass of requiem at St Thomas's church and interment in St Joseph's cemetery.
 Persons who are fond of hearing a good concert should be present at the City hall next Sunday evening when q concert will be given by the Gaelic Literary society. An excellent pro- gram has been arranged.
 The funeral of Mrs William Conlon will take place Saturday morning from the family residence, 92 Fairview street, with a mass of requiem at the Immaculate Conception church and in- terment in St Joseph's cemetery.
 The rooms of the Catholic Women's association will be closed for the rest of the week owing to death in the family of the matron, Miss Corden. There will be no whist party tonight, nor no class work tomorrow evening
 Three bright little school girls called at the Democrat office at noon to-day with a bunch of keys which they said they saw advertised ill the Democrat as lost on Brown street. Even now when everybody wants to read about the strike, it seems folks keep an eye upon the want column
 The North End A c. will give dance at their rooms Friday evening, February 6. Lallier's orchestra; Prof Mccormick prompter. As this will be the last dance the boys will give before Lent they expect to give their friends and those who attend a very good time.
 Mrs Ellen McGrath, wife of Thomas M. McGrath, died this morning at the family residence, 630 North Main street. Besides her husband she leaves five brothers and one sister, Bernard. Joseph, James John Nicholas and Miss Katherine Smith of Falls Village The time of the funeral will be announced later.
 A pleasant social gathering was held last evening by party of young peo- pie at the home of Miss Lucinda Du- val, 573 East Main street. A buck and wing dance was performed by Miss Faix and John Hayes; coon songs were rendered by Hattie Hotchkiss and Pat rick Hickey. A good time was enjoyed by all.
 Wires for another political job were l laid last night by the board of public safety Since Saturday evening the board has met every evening at 8 o'clock. At last nights meeting Jo- seph Stevens was appointed to the place vacated by Thomas Cruess on the supernumerary police force and the city attorney was instructed to draw up bill for the legislature creating the position of clerk in the police de- I partment
 The funeral of John c. White took | hi ies s,1n F,.1.y l on Baldwin street, with a mass of requiem at St Francis Xavier's church and interment in St Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were Joseph McGrath. Thomas Flynn, Rhody Tessier. Edward Casey, William Carney and Thomas F. l Nelligan. The floral offerings included a heart from J. J. Brophy; wreath. James, Elizabeth, Florence, Etta md George White; pillow. marked Broth er," Mrs F. T. Coogan and Miss Sadie I White; Tyre, Bartenders' union: wreath. l W. ]. Harper and K. E. Fenton: wreath. ] clerks at A. r. Cawles's millinery rooms; wreath, !. r. PheIan; bouquets. neighboring children; MT and Mrs IT. P. Fagan. Miss Katherine Mitchell. A. F. l Cowles and Florence White
 Fred Broment, q young man about IS years of age, who lives at 46 Pond street, had a rather strange experience. For some time he has been troubled with the toothache and yesterday he determined to have the tooth extracted. The tooth was causing much pain and his jaw was badly swollen He went to a local dentist and had the tooth pulled, the dentist giving him gas while the operation was being per formed. The gas had bad effect upon the young man. As he walked home he was in a dazed condition and was staggering. When he reached home he told his mother that he was gofne to die. He became unconscious aud his body became stiff Dr T.. T. Thi. l bault was summoned and after half hours work succeeded in reviving the yonng man. With the execution of a badly swollen face Froment is all right today. Dr Thihault thinks that the tooth was ulcerated and that the den. fist made mistake in pulling it. con. sidering the condition it was in yeSter. I day afternoon
 You are going to be united ere long to the girl of your choice. If you wish to keep it dark for while we will not say anything about it, but if you will get the engagement or wedding ring al the Upson Jewelry Co.'S they will give you q discount on your table ware, ol anything else you may need. "Quan kum sufhcit.v