Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-06

l N. D. will meet at the convent at I:0U tonight.
 A son was born this morning to MI and Mrs Henry Loughlin of 263 Bald win street.
 The Rev Father Sheehan of St Pat rick's church will occupy the pulpit at the Sacred Heart church at the Lenten services tomorrow night
 Broadway stables, Joseph Moriarty proprietor, Is making boarding spec ialty. First class accommodations $2O a month. Satisfaction guaranteed. The funeral of Mrs Frank Farina l took place this afternoon with service at the church of Our Lady of Lourdes l and interment in Calvary cemetery. l Friends got together and paid the ex- penses.
 New classes in the making of shirt waist suits will be formed at the Friendly league Wednesday evening, April 15, and Friday evening, April 24. The terms will be short ones of only eight lessons.
 A meeting of the Waterbury Train ed Nurse club will be held Tuesday at 3 D, m. in the assembly room, Friendly league hall All graduate nurses are cordially invited This meeting will be of particular interest to graduate nurses.
 An excellent musical program was rendered at St Johns church at the evening service last night. The choir under the direction of Organist W. Fl. Miner, sang Gounod's By Babylon's Wave" in very fine manner. It was very pleasing Edward Beach sang ..The Palms" in his usually charming manner A pleasing feature of the musical program was the accompani- ment on the harp, played by that tai ented young harpist, Miss Julia Bren- nan.
 George ]. Lines, who for the past year has been living in Augusta, Ken lucky, has returned to Waterbury, his former home, and his many friends are p.ivinc. him g, hearty welcome. He has entered the office of Root & Boyd, the we'll known insurance agents, and will have special charge of the acci- dent. health and life branches of their business. as representatives of the Travellers Insurance company Of Hartford His many friends wish him success in his new vocation. He was for number of years connected With the l.. C. White company of this city,
 Yesterday morning the Rev George A. Hood of Boston. the New Engtan0 field secretary of hhe Congregat1onai Church. Building society, spoke of the work of the society in the First Con- qregationaa church, and in the evening in the Third Congregational church.
 His text was Luke wills: sHe loveth our nation. and Himself hath built us synagogue" He said that lovers of our nation must help build sanctuaries. Ever since God built the tabernacle in the wilderness all forces of the true religion must have their churches, and even false religions must have their temples.
 Upon inquiry after the whereabouts of A. w. Castles clock, which occupied such a conspicuous place over his mar ket at the corner of Union and South Main streets, 1t has been learned that it is expected to be doing business at the old stand some time this week, probably on Thursday. It Is getting 1 its face fixed and when 1t returns 1t will be the largest single dial street clock In Waterbury with one or two exceptions The management guaran- l tees all dates made by it to be on the l dot and says nobody who comes with | in half a mile of the timepiece will have any excuse for being late for work in the factories or stores.
 Union services will be held by the First and Second Congregational churches in the lecture rooms of both churches on the first four evenings of l this week, which is known as the week of prayer. The services will be as fol lows: Monday evening, 7:45, in the l conference room of the First church l the Rev l., H. Holden, preacher; Tues day evening, in the lecture roomiO of the Second church, the Rev F. J. Bruno preacher; Wednesday evening, in the 1 conference room of the First church I the Rev J. G. Davenport, preacher l Thursday evening, service in the lecture I room of the Second church, Dr Joseph Anderson. preacher. On Good Friday l and Easter Sunday the usual services
 appropriate to those days will be held There will be no services on Holy Sat { urday
 The following officers were elected at meeting of the union committees
 of the Holy Name societies of the l Catholic churches of the city, held yesterday afternoon: President, r. !
 McDonaId; vice-president. James De. l Ianey; secretary Peter Skehan; treas
 urer, John F. Whalen; grand marshal
 John H. Moran. Announcement was
 made that the different societies had
 accepted the invitation to attend the
 lecture to be given by the Rev Mat
 thew Fox, O. r. NJ. at St Patrick's
 church on Easter Sunday evening
 The lecture will be given under the
 auspices of the Holy Name society oi
 St Patrick's church. The societies oi
 the Sacred Heart and St Thomas's
 churches will march to St Patrick
 hall, where they will meet the society
 of the Immaculate Conception church
 Marshal Moran will then be i'll charge | The men will march down South Mair
 street to Washington avenue where
 they will be joined by the society ot
 St Francis Xavier church. All will then march to St Patrick's church, the
 middle aisles of which will be reserved
 for them.
 This is the season when 'tis sai6
 the young mans fancy lightly turns
 to thoughts of love- We'll, how about
 the young lady who has occupied youl thoughts, and who is wondering wher
 you will? You know the engage