Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-07
CITY NEWS

Miss Lila Loughlin is visiting friends in New Haven
 The Colonial Trust Go calls atten- ton to its strong safety vaults. which are guarded day and night by watch men.
 A requiem mass will be celebra ted for the late Michael McGivney at St Patrick's church Monday morning at ' o'clock.
 Catherine Legge. daughter of the late Albert Legge, was removed to- day to the Waterbury hospital to un- dergo an operation for blood poisoning in her hand.
 The following persons have been se- lected to act as judges in the drawing of the $1,OOo prize at the Elks' fair to- Lewis Platt, Captain D. E. Fitzpat. rick and Dr Thomas F. Kiimartin.
 Charles Bauby, Charles Dondero Joseph Garbarino of Bank street and Sylvester Cafforite of New York have returned from a weeks hunting trip to Prospect. They had good luck and brought back several bags of game.
 About 60 couples attended the an nual dance of the Nassau Social club which was held in Grange hall last night. It was an enjoyable affair. I1allier's orchestra furnished music for the dancing which continued until a late hour
 Among the members of the senior class of the New Britain Normal school who will leave for South Man chester on Monday to teach in the model schools, are the Misses MoIlie Lord, Margaret IGman andMargaret NJ. Mcdonald of this city.
 At the observance of the 106th ami versary of Harmony lodge, r. and A. M., last night. buttons were given out containing a neat picture of the Rev F. D. Buckley, grand chaplain of the order in Connecticut and chaplain of Harmony lodge
 The teachers of the public schools have received an invitation to attend a reception which will be given by B. W. Tinker and wife at their home on Fairview avenue or Friday evening, November 20. The reception will be held from s to Il o'clock.
 The Young Silvers football team de- feated the Colonials of Washington street to-day by a score of 10 to o. It was very interesting game, the fea- lures being E. Claffey making both The manager of the Sil- vers Is F. Lapalme and the captain Is D. Decker.
 Joseph Guilfoi1e and George McDon- ald, students at the high school, are at- tending the football game in Meriden this afternoon between the Meriden and New Haven high schools. The winner of the game will play the win ner of the liar tford- New Britain game played in Hartford to-day, for the of the Interscholastic Football league. s~.t..
 Elizabeth Jones died this morning at St Francis's hospital, Hartford. The remains will be brought here this evening by Undertker Mulville and taken to the residence of John Fitz- gerald, 297 East Main street from where the funeral will take place morning at 8:3o o'clock with a mass of requiem at the Immaculate Conception church and fnterment In St Joseph's cemetery.
 There will be a meeting tomorrow afternoon at o'clock of the friends of James Murrican.. at the office of Creamy X McNellis, 139 East Main street. rear of Turnbull's store. Ar will be made at this meet ing to give an entertainment the pro- ceeds of which will be given to Mir Nurrican. The entertainment will be given in Jacques opera house. Sunday evening. December 6.
 The North End Athletic club foot ball team will play the strong Bridge port Athletic club team at thesDriving park tomorrow afternoon A fine contest is expected. Neither team has been defeated so far this sea son and both are in the race for the state championship A defeat to- morrow, therefore, means much to aither team. Both elevens will have