Waterbury Democrat., 1903-02-10
CITY NEWS.

last night w.. E. Fulton, K. B. Rice, George L. White, D. s. Plume and A. o. Jennings were added to the board of directors, bringing the number up to twelve members.
 Annie Marie Corden. the six months old daughter of MT and Mrs George J. Corden of 690 East Main street, died yesterday. The funeral took place this afternoon with interment in new St Joseph's cemetery.
 A conference of the officials of the Connecticut Railway and Lighting Go is being held in New York to-day, Manager Terry left Saturday night for New York to attend it. The Water bury situation is the matter on the tapis and the basis of a proposition of settlement may come from the meet ing.-New Britain Herald.
 Waterbury tent, No 36, K. o. T. M, held an interesting meeting at Forest CTS hall last evening. Friends from out of town were present. Arrange ments to meet State Commander Johnson, who is coming here, were made. The tent voted to extend their sympathy to the striking trolleymen, both morally and financially.
 A class for beginners in physical training will be formed at the Friendly league Tuesday evening, February l7, at 7:30. The class which has been meeting at this time will be trans ferred to Monday at the same llodr, 7:3O. All classes in this department will begin new terms of lessons next week.
 The first annual concert and dance given by the employees of the Ameri- can Mills Go will be held in Speed well, hall tomorrow night Music will be furnished by Galipeau's or chestra and Professor Mccormick will be the prompter. The arrangement committee consists of E. Dale, J. Som- erville, ID. Jandro, F. Sullivan and T. Keating.
 Survivors of the old Monitor Hose Go, No 3, celebrated the thirty fifth anniversary of tue organization at IT. H. Hayes cafe last night Officers were chosen as follows: President, 1 George S. Chatfeld; vice president, James s. Birrell; secretary, w. H. Precht; treasurer, o. B. Parker; execu- 1 tive committee, George Hartley, Charles H. Adams, Frank Welton, O. H. B. Wendebach and Robert c. Man. l vile.
 The, fifth annual promenade and dance given by the Merrimac Athletic club will take place at the City hall -to-night. A good time is in store for the large crowd which will no doubt be present. Music will be furnished by Faulmann's full orchestra and Pro- lessor Mccormick will be the promp- ter. The arrangement committee con sists of Michael Slavin. Jeremiah Ring, William Ghent, James Hayes, James T Downey, Thomas Driscoll and Joseph Slayin. I Only a few days remain before the opening of the annual fair of St Thom- as parish which will be held in the City hall from February 1923. Splen- did attractions will be offered each evening and dancing will be feature Last night the ladies' minstrels held another successful rehearsal. Two more rehearsals will be held before the performance next Monday night They will be held Thursday night il St. Patrick's hall and Sunday afternoon in the City hall.
 Miss Marie Gertrude Macdonnel will give a very pretty entertainment with her junior pupils tomorrow night in Leavenworth hall. ssThe Gypsy Fortune Teller'' is. bright and pretty from beginning to end . IT Cinderella" the little tots will please all. One of it's prettiest features is the minuet, in which the little ladies and gallants are very stately an6 graceful. The posing" is something all will enjoy. Another pretty mum Der is entitled Might" Many othel dainty recitations are introduced. Mis: Julia Brennan will use her beautiful new harp for the first time.
 The funeral of Miss Catherine La cey took place this morning from th. family residence on East Farm street The pallbearers were Peter O'Iaugh lin, David Farrell, Charles McMulIen Martin Scott, Anthony Moore. How ard Wintermute. The floral tribute, included the following: Pillow let tered 'Our Kittie," MT and Mrs Mi chaeI Lyons; wreath of roses markef
 "Our Darling" the family; 19 tulips : Rose Maloney; bouquets, Della Moore Mary and Bessie Manigan. MT am Mrs John Moore, Julia O'Lougblin Mary O'Loughlin; standing piece Q roses and lilies representing sFaitb Hope and Charity from the b,1ffin, department of the Waterbury Mann facturing Co; floral clock of pink an, white roses, the hands pointing to 6:2
 and inscribed "Shopmate,'' employe
 of department 72, Waterbury Mann } facturing Go; harp of calla lilies. an, roses with the word "Shopmate., Elm ployes' Aid association, Waterbur,
 Manufacturing Go; pillow marl.e,
 Cousin" Peter and Katie O'Lough
 lin; heart of yellow and white roses
 David Farrell and Charles McMullen
 basket of roses, Lizzie Deyine: baske of roses, Margaret Manion. The fiowe : bearers were William Moore. f, 7 James Leahy, Freddie Godin, Georg
 Maroney, Louis Landy, all of Collins
 vile. The remains were taken to Go,
 linsville for burial in charge of J. H
 Mulville.
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