Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-28
CITY NEWS

1ue h. or U. ra1r cOmmlCL6o Will meet tomorrow night at 8:30 in the office of J. H. Hynes, Platt block, East 1 Main street.
 The Patrick Sarsield club will meet this evening at Hibernian rooms at 8 o'clock. Every member is requested to be present.
 Thomas Moriarty has returned to Perth Amboy, N. J., after spending the holidays at the home of his par ents on Baldwin street
 Mrs Catherine Barnett died sudden | ly Christmas night at her home in Brooklyn, N. Y. The deceased was a sister to Mrs Margaret O'Connor and an aunt to John Moriarty of this city.
 Miss Anna Doran of North Main street left to-day for Hartford where she will enter Mt St Joseph's convent i preparatory to becoming member of the religious order of the Sisters of l Mercy.
 Mrs Jennie Marshall died Saturday morning at her home, S6 Spring street, i Willimantic. She was a sister to Mrs John Moriarty and of Bartholomew Collins of Waterbury. The funeral took place this afternoon.
  to the lady winning the prize two-step at the Military band promenade and concert, Saturday, January 2, is now on exhibition at Becton's jewelry store on East Main street.
 The funeral of Mrs A. s. Peck took place this afternoon from the family residence on Abbott avenue, with ser vice at the house. by Dr Anderson and ID an+n bearers were deacons of the First Con gregationaI church.
 Sheehys' pool team is going down to Moher's tonight to wipe out the defeat of last week. ''Davey' says that he will beat "Bill'' tonight if he had to import the players. Moher says the rooters from the hill will all go broke for New Years.
 A reception was held at the home of MT and Mrs John Mclean of Bank street Saturday evening in honor of his cousin. Patrick Nugent of Bishop street, Philadelphia, who has been spending his Christmas holidays with his sister Mrs M. Broderick.
 Frank Donahue Of this city, mem Der of the pitching corps of the Cleve- land base ball team, has been engaged to coach the Yale ball nine for the sec ond time. Donahue will take charge l of the squad about March 1. He will give most of his attention to the pitch ing and general battery work, and will be assisted by several graduate coach 5S.
 The date of the Derwin mandolin or chestra concert in Polls theater has been changed from January 28 to Thursday evening, January 21. Those having purchased advance tickets can exchange them for reserved seats al the theater box office on January Is The regular sale of reserved seats Ctc those having advance tickets) will oc cur on January 20.
 Jennie W. Parker. through her at. torney, Charles Bauby, has entered suit for $2,5O0 damages against Mrs Fred Hotchkiss, the owner of an om' nibus business managed by her hus band, Fred Hotchkiss. Miss Parker
 alleges that she boarded the vehicle ! on October 25, and before it reached
 whera she intended to alight, the bus l tipped over, injuring her so that she has been confined to her home ever since. At the time she was employed at the Scovill Manufa curing Go and was earning $lz WeeK.
 } John Dillon. a prominent undertake at Ho1yoke, Mass, died suddenly at hit home Christmas day. He was in tht enjoyment of excellent health up l. the time he was stricken. When called to breakfast he replied that we would be out soon. After a wait of abou half an hour the family wondered wha was the matter and one of them en
 tered MT Dillon's room and found hin l gasping for breath in the bed. priest and physician were summoned but MT Dillon passed away befort either reached the house. The de l ceased was we'll known In Waterbury. Henry W. Atwood. clerk at thu town store. attended the Wood ! Barnes family reunion at Plantsvill' on Christmas day. Among thost
 present were MT and Mrs Reuben c Barnes. MT and Mrs Fred W. Barnes Samuel M. Barnes and family, MT anC Mrs Edson F. Wood and family, MI ! and Mrs George D. Wood and family : all of Huntsville. MT and Mrs Waite, S. Wood. ST, W. s. Atwood, jr. ant < $ children, MT and Mrs Henry W. At
 wood, Mir and Mrs Robert E. Atwood
 all of Waterbury, MT and Mrs l.. W | Darllng and son or Fort JoUeTSOn, l.
 T., A. Judson Hanna. Mrs Hanna an, two children. and Mrs Frances Wood
 The reception was held at the resi- dence of Reuben c. Parnes.
 A large and enthusiastic meetin: of the St Joseph's T. A. society wa held in St Patrick's hall yesterday af 5 ternoon. The following officers wer t elected: President, William Guilfoile s vice-president, John W. Blacker; fl 3 nancial secretary, James H. Freney
 treasurer. James Mcknight; trustees
 Peter Burns, James Dolan. The eu , tertainment committee made a favor . able report upon the annual parad - V and field day of the Connecticut Cath : olic Total Abstinence union. whicl . will be held in this city next yea : under the auspices of the St Josepl T. A. society. An invitation has beel . | avfandaS %n p GY7I1ivon n@ Ha