Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-30
CITY NEWS

Miss Daisy Lawton of Middletown is the guest of Mrs Terrence F. Oar mody.
 Dominic De Adamo was arrested this morning at 9:3O by Detective Ken naugh. He Is charged with theft of copper.
 At Leavenworth hall tomorrow evening there will be a reception and dance given by the Misses Grant and Granger. An enjoyable time is prom ised to all who attend.
 The Waterbury Military band oc- cupied the City hall Saturday night and gave one of its popular prone nades. A large crowd was present and enjoyed the music and the dane ing. The music was fine, many popu- lar selections being rendered.
 The Black Diamond quartet will give a concert in Foresters' hall to- morrow night. A feature of the ball will be grand cake walk contest which will be free to all. who enter. Prizes of $5O $25 and $15 will be of fered to the cake walkers who are judged to be the three best.
 A thrilling drama in five acts en-
 
 the Italian society Ermete Novelli in Concordia hall at o'clock on next Friday night. A fine cast of charac- ters has been selected. Many rehears- als of the drama have been held dur ing the past two or three months and the members of the cast have become rather proficient in the portrayal of theil different parts. The play will be produced under the management of W. Janele.
 Mrs William Kelley, formerly of this city, died in Holyoke, Mass, on Wednesday,, November 25, after four days illness with pneumonia. The funeral took place Friday morning to St Patricks church. Holyoke, where requiem high mass was celebrated by the Rev Father Harkins. Inter- ment was in the family plot in St Jerome cemetery. The pail bearers were David Mccormick. Michael Nc Cormick, John Doolan of Holyoke and Thomas Flaherty of Waterbury.
 The many friends of Prompter James T. Mclaughlin will regret to learn that his condition was quite serious Sunday morning, his illness having developed into pneumonia. Saturday evening his physician. Dr H. W. De1esdernter, and Dr J. D. Bggleston held consultation. MT Mclaughlin was taken i'll Of pleu- risy Thursday morning after going home from the firemen's ball, at which he prompted.-Meriden Record. Nc Loughlin is the man who won the capi- tai prize of $1,O00 at the recent Elks' bazaar in this city.
 1 The funeral of Elizabeth O'Connell I took place yesterday afternoon from the family residence, 10 Fuller street with services at the Immaculate Con ception church by Father Ford and interment in St Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were James White, Pat rick Lynch, Henry. Lawlor. Francis McGrath and Robert Butler. The floral tributes included a pillow mark ed Sister from the sisters and brother of the deceased; bunch of flowers, employees of the Waterbury Button Go; pillow, employees of MT Neale's department at the Scovill Mfg Co.'S plant; standing anchor, em- p1oyes of the Curran Dry Goods Go; wreath. aunt and family; heart, Annie Egan, Emily Esplin, Lillian Doyle; bouquets, Kathleen and Nellie Con- nor, Catherine McGrath, Mrs John Hardy, Annie Keefe, Margaret Reil- ey; Nora O'Connor, Annie and Nellie , Murnane, Minnie Scanlon, Julia Quill, Mollie Collins, Katie Murray and Al- ice McGrath.
 Johnny Doe Is coming.