Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-08
CITY NEWS.

TheNDegree of Honor meets tonight
 in the Grand Army hall.
 Mrs D. J. Mccarthy of North Main street is visiting friends in Albany, N. Y.
 Joseph Brennan of South Elm streat IS, playing on the baseball team ot
 Holy Cross college.
 At the meeting of Mad River
 grange tomorrow night circle of
 twelve will be initiated into the mys-
 teries of the order.
 Miss Julia Brennan, the talented
 harpist, will play at St Johns church
 at both the morning and evening ser
 vices on Easter Sunday
 Mayor F. B. Flanders of Ware, Masa
 will speak at Concordia hall to-mor-
 row night. His subject will be on the
 economic questions of the day.
 There will be a meeting of the Theta
 chapter of the Theta Sigma on Thurs
 day night at the home of Edward
 O'Brien on North Willow street 1 A certificate of an increase of capital
 stock from $1O,000 to $12,50O was filed | With the secretary of state yesterday by the Novelty Manufacturing Go of
 this city,
 l Miss Nellie Hayden of Washington
 street, stenographer in the office of Su- l per1ntendent Tinker of the public
 schools, has gone on a vacation, to be l spent in New York and Washington. I Daniel NJ. Davis was in Bridgeport l last night at the reception to the off cers of the Grand lodge and grand en- campment of Odd Fellows by Pequon-
 mock lodge. There were about 300
 present, from all parts of the state.
 The barber shops will be closed all
 day on Good Friday, but to make up for the holiday and give their custom
 CTS chance to be shaved the barbers
 will keep their shops open tomorrow
 night until II o'clock.
 Timothy, the 14-months-old son of MT and Mrs Timothy Moynahan of 72 Pleasant street, died this morning. The funeral will be held tomorrow after noon at o'clock, with interment in new St Joseph's cemetery
 The condition of Coroner Mix was reported last night, by Dr Hawkes., the 1 attending physician, as being much i'm 1 proved. The coroner will be laid up l in the house for at least three weeks l before he will be able to return to his l duties.
 Residents of Mill Plain are singing the praises of Superintendent Kelley of | the street department for the excellent | job he has done on the Ward bridge | on the Meriden road. They say that | after he fixes the approaches to the bridge they will send him the hand somest bouquet that can be found in that district.
 The funeral of William Thompson took place this morning from the fam fly residence. on Pleasant street with a mass of requiem at the Immaculate Conception church by. the Rev Father Brennan and interment in St Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were De1tnis J. Delaney, William Mullhall, D. J. Altman, James Thompson, J. Thomp- son and J. A. Thompson.
 At a special meeting of the Hamilton hall association last night in Prichard hall bids for the construction of the new hall to be built by the association were received. The contract will be awarded at a meeting to be held at the same place next Wednesday night. It Is understood that in short time a handsome $1O,OOO building will soon be erected on the site of the association, close to Grange hall. {
 One swallow does not necessarily { make a spring, but one swallow of the { Hellmann Brewing Co.'S "Bock'' beer or 1903 will make one confident that 1 spring is nigh. It possesses the deli l .ate flavor of the shy arbutus, com , )ined with the strength of the rampant 1 lnimal which is it's emblem. Bottled ( 1t the brewery in handsome packages ( 'or the home table. All orders will be T filled. Telephone BIO or s LO9-32. T
 The members of the Gaelic football cam are requested to be present at l t meeting to be held in the Hibernian 6 lall tonight. Final steps will be taken r 0 make arrangements. to play the New t Britain team Good Friday Members T if the team will be fitted out in their t ew uniforms and also assigned to heir places on the field. The meeting 7ill start at 8:15 p. m. Any member ailing to attend is taking his chances f losing his place on the team for this II eason. cl The hast of a series of athletic con " ests which have been held at the Y. V V l. c. A. gymnasium during the past aa ix months took place last night. The =. vents were the fence vault and the 2, potato race. They re- Fl uIted as follows: Fence vault, Brown ci r.st, Martus second, Warner and n, Wheeler tied for third place; quarter " li1e potato race, MaIt1s first, Brown nf econd, Warmer third, Wheeler fourth III turing the six months Warmer secured le highest number of points and will aceive a gold medal, while n silver ledal will be Martus' reward for fin of hing i'm second place Warmer. whoI n, nfshed third, will receive bronze to ledal. til