Waterbury Democrat., 1903-02-06
CITY NEWS.

1154 Bank street, tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock, and will reach St Cecilia's church at 10 o'clock, where a requiem mass will be celebrated. The inter- ment will be in new St Joseph's ceme tery.
 The lecture which was to have been given by Captain French at the Salva- ton army hall last evening was post poned until this evening, on account of the weather. The subject of Captain French's lecture is very timely and q big crowd will no doubt be on hand to- night.
 A birthday party was given at the home of MT and Mrs Cleary in honor of their daughter Mamie who was 10. years of age Refreshments were served to eighteen children. There was singing by Daniel OConneH and Miss Lizzie O'Connell; recitations by Miss Amanda Martin and Thomas Caf- frey.
 There was large attendance at the sociable and dance which was giv- en by the Washington Hill Athletic club in it's club house last night It was very pleasant affair. Dancing was enjoyed until late hour, music being furnished by Galipeau's or chestra. Everything was excellently arranged by the committee in charge.
 A large crowd attended the third an nual masquerade ball of the Brewers union, Local 126, in Concordia hall last night. The different costumes worn were very attractive Many guests from out of town were present, The arrangement committee consisted of Frederick Krauss, Jacob Lenhard, Charles EngIing, Jacob Hafen and Jo- seph Strittmatter. Reception com mittee, Charles Schmidt and Louis Dreher. Floor committee, Max l Trommler, grand conductor, assisted l by Walter Willis, Charles Single and Joseph Schmidt.
 Attorney Carmody called the meet ing of the Waterbury Hotel Go to order I in the rooms of the American Brass Go last night, and George E. Boyd was elected clerk. The following were chosen as a board of directors: H. H. Peck, J. s. Elton, J. R Smith, o. s. Northrop, Cornelius Tracy, Irving H. Chase and E. l.. Frisbie, 1T. The cap ital stock of the hotel company is $300,- GOO, 30 per cent of which must be paid I in to the treasurer within, thirty days 1 from its Incorporation Another meet ing will be held Monday evening, when a treasurer and other officers will be I chosen.
 The Cassidy club" of Waterbury will be the guests of the Cassidy club" of Derby at the society's anni- versary, February 13. Invitations T have been sent to the state officers. The affair will be an elaborate one. first class orchestra will furnish the music for dancing. The grand march will be led by President Will liam Riordan, after which supper will be served and an excellent program and entertainment has been arranged. Carriages will call for the ladies who assisted at the society's recent fair The Cassidy club" composed of mem bers of the society, attended the St Mary's anniversary of Waterbury January g, as the guests of the ssCas sidy club of that society. y.-CatholiC Transcript
 Patrick McGuane of Rockville. fath CT of Rev Father McGuane, late ot the Immaculate Conception church died at St Francis hospital, Hartford late Wednesday night of gastro-enter tits. MT McGuane was taken to S Francis hospital from Rockville thre, weeks ago. The funeral will be helt Saturday morning at 10 o'clock at S Bernard's church, Rockville MT Nc q Guane was q years old He worked . for many years as dresser in tn, . American mill. A son, John NJ. Nc U Guane, conducts q drug store in Rock : vile. One. daughter, Mrs Michae Conrick, lives in Hartford Another Nfayec ar,cN1- cir of is studying with Mme Pappenheim il
 New York. There are two othei daughters. Annie and Rose.
 The funeral of Mrs Lewis Raymond took place yesterday afternoon iron the family residence, 263 North Mail
 street, with service at the house b. the Rev Dr. Rowland and intermen < in Riverside cemetery. The bearer were Seron Decker James Bruzie, Ere,
 Nichols, William Kleinecke. Tn
 floral offerings included pillow iron
 the husband; wreath, from the chil A dren; mound of roses and lilies, Mis- Rose Connorton, Jean Jacques an Harry Parsons; wreath of roses an
 pinks, MT and Mrs Engelte; basket o
 violets, Dr Engelte of New York; whit
 pinks and ferns, Miss Gertrude AubeI
 roses, Mrs Goslen; roses, Mrs and Mis-
 Hartford; roses, MT and Mrs J. H - Hurlburt; wreath of roses and carna
 tions, MT and Mrs w. B. Porter an family; bouuqet of roses, Mrs ]. I
 Mullings and ]. E. Mullings; pink cal
 nations and lilies of the valley, J. I
 Mullings X Sons clerks; sweet peas ]. Mrs E. B. Sanderson; pink carnations
 MT and Mrs F. E. Warner
 You are going to be united ere lon
 f0 the girl of your choice. If you wis
 to keep it dark for a while we will nc
 say Anything about it, but if you wi
 get theNengagement or wedding ring a I the Ups0p Jewelry Cos they will giy you q discount on your table ware .
 anything efSe you may need. "Quar