Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-26
CITY NEWS

William Guilfoile, son of Michael Gui1foile, Is visiting in town.
 Attorney Durant is confined to his home by an attack of rheumatism.
 Undertaken Edward F. Callahan is spending the holidays at the home Of his parents, near Scranton, Pa.
 J. B. Mullings & Son sent out by special messenger hundreds of boxes of candy yesterday. They were de- livered to their customers and friends.
 Thomas Moriarty of Perth Amboy, N. J., is spending the holidays with his parents, MT and Mrs Patrick Mori- arty of 47O Baldwin street.
 The following are the new officers of Ansantawae encampment, I. Q. F.; c. F.. A. IT.. Ashborn; H. F., F. E. Fisher; $. w, Russell R. Mead; J. w., Colin F. Wilson; scribe, William III. Lowe; treasurer, H. T. Steadman.
 A coal cart collided with one of pair of horses attached to a coach be- | longing to Liveryman Partree, In Elk change place, this morning The horse was knocked down and the shaft 1 of the coach was broken. The horse | was not injured much.
 l The regular monthly meeting of the Holy Name society of St Thomas par l ish will be held in the basement of the church Sunday evening, Decem- l Der 27. at 7:30 o'clock. Election of of- ficers and other very important busi- ness will be transacted. Every mem Der is earnestly requested to attend.
 The funeral of Denvir John. the l thirteen months old son of MT and 1 TrS irrIo nR IoId turin c+n took place yesterday afternoon with interment in Calvary cemetery. The child was drowned in a tub of water on the kitchen floor while his mother was absent for short time in another room.
 Winona Rebekah lodge, I. o. T., has | chosen the following officers: Noble grand, Mrs Minnie Hitchcock; vice. grand, Mrs Ida Peining; recording sec retary, Mrs Ida Wildman; financial secretary, Mrs Ada Reeves; treasurer, Mrs Tillie Cleveland; first trustee, Mrs Nellie Hayward; second trustee, Mrs Mary Booth: third trustee, Mrs H. Phillips. ~
 Mrs John Dwyer of 132 Bishop
 street had narrow escape from being
 seriously injured early this morning
 She had just returned from the home
 of John Butler, of 237 Bishop street,
 and about 4 o'clock this morning
 went out on the veranda to shake
 some snow from mat. As she was
 doing so, she lost her balance and fell
 headlong from the veranda. Her head
 struck a ladder, which inflicted se-
 were scalp wound. Dr Fiske placed
 seven stitches in the wound Mrs
 14R1z Rp13r
 condition is not serious.
 The funeral of Mrs Margaret Hayes
 took place this morning at o'clock
 from the residence Of her niece, Mrs I Christopher Clarity. 412 North Main
 street, and was largely attended. A
 requiem mass was celebrated at the
 Immaculate Conception church by the
 Rev Father O'Brien. Interment was
 in the family plot in St Joseph's cem-
 etery. The pail bearers were John
 and William McGrath. Fred and Leo
 Hennebry, John and Frank Fruin, all nephews of the deceased. Among the , many beautiful floral offerings were the following: Pillow, inscribed Aunt" from nieces and nephews; bouquet, Mary Brfody; sheaf of wheat, ] Miss Anastasia Hughes, MT and
 
 The funeral of Mrs Bridget Quinn took place yesterday morning from the
 family residence on Bishop street , with a mass of requiem at St Thom- ass church and interment in St Jos eph's cemetery. The bearers were , Thomas McMahon, John Reardon Philip Hapenny, John Mulvaney, Mich ael White and James Carroll The +riI0 ir7a a6 4v.o
 the family; cross, MT and Mrs M. J Donnelly; cross, employees Of the Wa, terbury Clock Go; wreath, the Misses Teresa and Jennie McGreevyI stand.
 ing anchor, Mir and Mrs Luke Staple ton; wreath, Mrs John Bevans and Mrs J. M. Lenahan; basket of roses. Mrs J. F. GalvfnS bouquets, Annie, Helen Lena, Agnes and Helen Pappan; bou quets, Mrs Carroll and Mrs Freeman,
 The funeral of Josephine Butler took
 place this morning from the residence of her parents, MT and Mrs John But. Ter of Bishop street, with a mass ot requiem at St Thomas's church by
 Father Crowley and interment in S1 , , Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were John J. Butler, Thomas Butler, Flor ence Butler, Henry Butler, John Dwy CT and William F. Dwyer. all first 7 cousins of the deceased. The flora z tributes included a standing cross : from Simon and Josephine McCalthv Y | wreath Sodality of the Children O . Mary of St Thomas's church; basko . of roses, Miss M. Dwyer and Miss E Dfllane; lilies of the valley, MT and
 Mrs M Quilter; IT roses, MT and Mrs
 Patrick Shea; roses and maiden hail ferns, Mrs Florence Butler and family : IT roses, Miss Dora Bottomer and Mis-
 Annie Healey; Easter lilies, Mis-
 Bridget Early and Miss Teresa Elan
 agan; IT roses, Miss Margaret Hennes
 sy and Miss Mamie Carroll, lilies 0 s the valley Miss Mary Raglev. Tn . sodality of the Children of Mary . 8 St Ihomas's church attended the fu