Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-29
CITY NEWS

Miss Elizabeth MerIigan, her broth CT Joseph and Thomas Conroy of Windsor Locks spent Sunday with friends in this city.
 The clothing stores will be closed all day next Saturday, July 4. On Fri day evening the stores will be open as long as there Is any business to be transacted.
 John Donegan of Newell place was stricken with paralysis of the throat yesterday. He was sitting in chair in his house when the shock came to him. His condition is critical.
 Invitations are out for the wedding of Miss Dessie Mae Griswold to Char les Edward Budgen. The ceremony will take place in the Chapel street Methodist Episcopal church Tuesday, July 2, 1903, at o'clock.
 There will be an important meeting of St Mary's alumni this evening at 8 o'clock at the Mulcahy Memorial on Cole street. The meeting is for the purpose of taking action on the post poned outing that was to have taken place last week.
 Dr James A. Grady of 6S Fuller street will leave tomorrow for Wash dngton, D. O., where he will enter up- on hospital work for about year Dr Grady graduated from Georgetown university recently and stood among the highest in the class
 Luigi Yanalucci, the grocer, died yes terday at his home, 45 South Wilson street. He leaves a widow, four sons and one daughter, Nicolo, Michael, IN1l FNl, funeral will be held at 8:30 o'clock to- morrow morning at the church of Our Lady of Lourdes.
 A delightful sociable was held at the home of Mrs Lizzie Toibin on Dub lin street last night. Piano selections were rendered by john Ryan and the Misses Ella Ktlmartin and Anna BOwes, while vocal solos were sung by William Slavin and Joseph Murray. Refreshments were served.
 Frank Somerville, the Il years old son of MT and Mrs John A. Somerville of 61 East Clay street, died yesterday after four days illness with scarlet fever. He was a pupil at St Maryss parochia1 school and very promising boy. The funeral took place this af- ternoon, with interment in St Joseph's cemetery.
 At the regular meeting of local g, Steam Filters and Helpers, Saturday night, the following officers were elect ed: President, William Hayden; vice president Andrew Stein; recording and corresponding secretary, B. A. Black; treasurer, F. H. Maloney; inspector, T.. Sullivan; sentinel, Hugh Gilroy; guard, T. Fruin; trustees, J. D. Hayes, Charles Vandercook, James Shea. Sew eral new members were initiated and number of new applications received. ] The Loop the Loop club gave anoth- I CT of its enjoyable outings yesterday | and every thing was, fine and dandy | The weather could not have been bet
 ter nor the outing more successful. The program consisted of songs by M. Ky ] an, B. McNuEty, c. Coward, J. L1ough- I lin, M. O'Brien. G. Crossley and Thom
 as Fitzgerald, and dancing by P Reil- ly, w Luddy, B. Curley and J. Hayes l The Init of the day was a graphdphone
 selection entitled ''Finnegan's Reel. l The next outing wiM be held July 12.
 George H. Brickel, formerly of this l city, dled at his home in Boston last Saturday. The remains will be brought here to-day in charge of Undertaken | MulYiue and the funeral will be held l from the residence of his daughter, Mrs
 Dr F. T. Keeley, at 603 North Main street, at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning with mass of requiem at St Thomas's
 church and interment in the new St 1 Joseph's cemetery. The deceased Jeff
 Waterbury about fifteen years ago having lived her for twenty years pre- | yiO11s tn that time and was well known
 and respected. He leaves a brother William Brickel, son, James H. Brick
 el, and three daughters, all of this city
 Mrs Dr F. T. Keeley, Mrs Sarah Tiffany and Miss Frances B. Brickel.