Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-08-08
CITY NEWS

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 City hall tonight. Military band prom Good time for all. Fine music. Good program.
 Miss Mamie Grady of Wall street has returned from a two weeks visit with friends in New York.
 Miss Anna Richardson5of South, Nor walk is the guest of Miss Hattie Seng of p Elizabeth street. x t
 Ladies auxiliary of the A. OH. will hold a meeting at 2 o'clock tomorrow in A. O. H. hall on East Main street
 There willbe an anniversary requinem mass at St Patrick's church at 8 o'clock Monday morning for Bernard McAleny. Why are the Nufangl $4 trousers S2.9O? Because U., s. X c. bought ev- cry desirable pattern left at the fac tory.
 The funeral of John Shannahan will take place from his late home on Vel ton street at o'clock Monday morn ing.
 The union committee of the Holy Name society will hold meeting in St Patrick's church at o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
 A large crowd went on the excursion to Hanover park which was given this afternoon by Washington camp, Pa triotic Order Sons of America.
 Rev William A. Keefe will celebrats his first mass in Waterbury at 1o:3t o'clock tomorrow morning at the I'm maculate Conception church.
 You can buy hose anywhere at any ~lI ,r;o ,a@ Po o% hl oAly with drop stitch, the 25c and 5Oc kinds except at U., s. & Co.'S for 15 cents.
 Papers in a divorce case were served yesterday by Sheriff Gillette upon a man named McGlyn, living in Southing- ton. Mrs McGlyn, who lives in Water bury, alleges her husband deserted her.
 Court Richard Wagner, F. of A., will have an outing to Liebrechs farm tomorrow and. will entertain the mem bers of Court Schiller of Meriden, who will be the guests of the members of Court Wagner. All members with their families are requested to be on hand ..as.ea .@s..,
 The funeral of Mrs Mary LaWIor took place this morning from her late home on West Side hill with a mass of requiem at St Patrick's church by Father Sheehan and interment in Gal vary cemetery. The bearers were Ed ward Moriarty, John Sullivan, Patrick Hanlon Patrick Fitzgerald, John Hayes and John Tierney.
 The funeral of Mrs Ann Riley took place this morning from her late of requiem at the Immaculate" Con- ception church and intermenG in new St Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were John Caffrey. John Burns, John Clarlin, TsTiomas O'Nefll. Bernard Me Sweeney and Thomas Briody.
 In the city court to-day the following eases were disposed of by settlement out of court: Julius Ulrich, for mis- conduct, S15. Ulrich got drunk yes terday and tried to swim the Nauga- tuck river. He was stripped. and it was said he tried to drown himself. Tony Miller got into an argument with a Hebrew over the price of potatoes Both are peddlers and one accused the other of cutting down the price of the goods. Tony settled for $7.
 The eNfuneral of Edward Healey took place this morning from his late resi- dence on Center street with mass of requiem at the Immaculate Conception church by Father Frederick and inter- ment ill Calvary cemetery. The bear CTS were Peter Mullaney. Patrick Buckley, John Smith and George Red dig. The floral tributes included a pillow from Local 199, Sheet Metal workers, and wreath from Friends. ]" The Sheet Metal Workers union, an or ganization with which Mir HeaIey was associated, sent big delegation to the funeral. s.
 A crowd of about 1,5Oo heard the concert by the American band on North square last evening. The at tendance was considerably larger than at the concert given the week pre- vious. It struck the people that the selection of music was not quite as catchy as that which was played last week. The airs were not quite as popular, though few of the numbers were among, the latest things in mu- sic. The classic music is the thing that goes, as was shown in the ap- plause that followed the rendition of William Telf' against that given some numbers of recent writing. This was evident also last week when Ros- sini's "Inf1ammatus" was encored again and again and ragtime selec- tions were merely given d passing nod The large crowd was very we'll hand led by the few police. The American band can always depend upon a hearty welcome wherever it goes and it is hoped it will play on North square again before the season closes.
 Our made to order glasses give. com plete satisfaction and comfort. The frames fit so perfectly that they are not felt. They are more becoming than ill., fitting, ready made glasses, and the price is no higher. Upson Jewelry Co. oraficfans R9 Raf4T r+Pno+