Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-12
CITY NEWS


 The Barbers' union will hold meet ing this evening in Carpenters ana Joiners' hall at 8 o'clock.
 Miss Winnifred Callahan of Field street is going to Ireland for an ex- tended trip. Miss Callahan has host of friends who wish her a pleasant trip.
 The funeral of Henry Harcke will take place from his late home on Park avenue tomorrow afternoon. The re- mains will be taken to Bristol for burial in charge of Burrall & %.
 James Wallace died suddenly Satur- day evening at his home in Prospect. He leaves a widow and five children. Mfr Wallace was veteran of the civil war. The funeral will take place to- morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock with service at Hall Memorial chapel and interment in Riverside cemetery.
 A very pleasant surprise party was given at the home of Miss Barbara Weber Saturday evening Among those who entertained were Miss Web CT. with piano selections; MT Chapman Miss Susie Proper and Mir Miller. The Misses Proper sang several solos. Re freshments were served and the party broke up at an early hour in the morn ing
 Nelson Normand. aged 42 years, died yesterday at St Francis hospital, Hartford, from the effect of injuries received by falling off the railroad trestle at East Hartford on Septen- Der, 29. He leaves widow and two children in this city. The remains were brought here to-day in charge of Bergin X Sons and taken ito the family residence on Grandview street. The funeral will be held Wednesday.
 The opening season for Professor Bailey's school for dancing i'm the Git izens' Bank block has so far proven a very successful one. The beginners class on Tuesday evening is an un- usually large one and new members are constantly added each week. The fortnightly advanced class Is meeting with much popular favor. The second session of the series will be given next Friday evening.
 The funeral of George Engvall, the 12-Sears-old son of Gustave Engvall, who died at the hospital Saturday from the effects of injuries received while out shooting, took place this afternoon with service at the house and inter- ment in Pine Grove cemetery Before passing away he said that his compan- ion. Irwin Moody, was in no way re- sponsible for the accident as he had not even touched the gun before it went off.
 William Mcclure, aged 2S years, died Saturday afternoon at his home, 260 North Main street. Besides his widow he leaves his mother, Mrs Jo- hanna Mcclure, and two brothers, Ed ward and John. MT Mcclure was a member of the Trolleymen's union and was out on strike until it was declared off, when he was taken back. He was also a member of Barcelona council. | K. of C.. and of the Patrick Sarsfield 1 club. Mir Mcclure was a young man of | good character and had a wide circle | of relatives and friends. The funeral will take place tomorrow morning at l S:30 o'clock with a mass of requiem | at the Immaculate Conception church | and interment in Calvary cemetery. The Second regiment, c. N. G.. is to | be increased from ten companies to | twelve and much speculation is being ! indulged in as to where the two new companies will be organized. It Is said that Naugatuck stands a good l show of getting q company provided a sufficient number of desirable men | get together and state their case to | Colonel Sucher. Military men in Wa 1 terbury claim that an excellent com. tpany can be raised frompresidents of Naugatuck and Union City and take the ground that with a company in | Naugatuck and another in Ansonia the | valley towns would be pretty well sup. piled with men who could be depended upon to respond to a call at short no tice in case their service should be I needed for any purpose. cg.
 The Upson Jewelry Go are about to introduce novelty in n2special sales On Wednesday, October IA, at D. m. will open their package sale of 1000 packages, each containing some article 1 of the company's extensive line. Not | a single article has ever sold for less 1 than 90 cents; in fact, the major DOT tion have sold higher One package contains a diamond ring valued at $20 another Waltham watch at $15. etc I For 60 cents you can choose your pack age and have a chance at the diamond I or watch. At any rate you lose noth ing since you will obtain some article l worth 50 cents at least. Sale closes or Thursday. October 15, at 5 D. m.