Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-06
CITY NEWS

A daughter was born yesterday to Mir and Mrs Michael Mccarthy of Sunnyside avenue.
 The Ladies' auxiliary, 4. o, H., will meet in Hibernian hall this evening at T:30, to make arrangements to attend the funeral of their late member, Sarah Conway.
 Suit for foreclosure of mechanics S lien has been instituted in the district court by J. E. Smith Sc company, against Susan and Bridget Coyle for $161.14. The property attached is sit uated on Brewster street.
 There is a new undertaken in town. He is son to Thomas K. Bergin, of the firm of Martin Bergin Sons. The new arrival appeared at the family residence on South Elm street this morning and his parents are the re- cipients of many congratulations.
 Mrs William Moulthrop. wife of VII liam Mohlthrop, died this morning at her home, 426 North Main street Flu neral service will be held at the Sec ond Advent church at 10 o'clock Thurs day morning. The remains will be taken to Northaeld for burial
 The Bristol High school has n bas- ketball team that has been trained for several weeks past by Samuel Driver, IT., and the five will play their first game in Waterbury Wednesday after noon with team from the local high school. The lineup of the Bristol boys will be Graham and Sessions, for wards; Beckstedt, center; Hart and Andrews backs,
 The dwellings and factory building on South Main street owned by Bern ard Rosenfeld who for the past twelve years has operated the Waterbury Mattress company, was to-day sold to Louis RaffeI MT Rosenfeld will for the present continue the manufactur- ing plant, but is soon to be succeeded it is understood, by other parties who are to enlarge and greatly add to the importance of the industry. The sale vas made through the agency of John $. Neagle, 1OS Bank street,
 Mrs Sarah Conway died this morn ing at her home. 400 South Leonaro street. Besides her husband, John Conway. she leaves a brother, John Cullen, and sister, Miss Katherine Cullen, both of this city, and brother and sister in Ireland, The deceased was formerly Miss Sarah Cullen, foR many years an employe of the Water bury Buckle Co. where she was held in high esteem by her shopmates. The time of the funeral will be announced later, Mrs Conway was a member of the Ladies' auxiliary. A.. O. H.
 The American band will give a Sum- day evening concert in Jacques opera house next Sunday evening. The con cert will be up to the high standard set by the band. A special feature of the program will be the selections from Wagner's 'tParsifal.' The best num- bers of the program given November 13 will be repeated, by request. The band in it's concert work, will be com prised of fifty men. They will be as- sisted by Miss Cuthbert Buckner for merly soprano soloist at St Johns church and who is g favorite with Wa terbury musical audiences.
 Some of the stock Of the Lake tS Strobel Go. assembled this year for the inspection Of Christmas buyers, is worth the closest inspection Their stock of clocks was never larger nor more varied. The prices are certain to suit all classes, the medium goods leading. There are besides ten sets of quadruple silver, of five pieces, all standard makes, and marked from $7 to $35; cake baskets ranging from $2.50 to $5; bread trays, fine collection, run from $1.50 to $4, and fruit dishes, always popular. from $3 to $7. Then there are knives and forks, all of the best productions, and at $4 set of six knives and six forks; and cracker jars at from $2 to So, and crumb trays from $2 to, $4. The novelties of every kind and quality are the finest line ever shown here ill medium values and at corresponding prices.
 One of the largest and very delight ful private dance parties of the season was given last evening in Music hall, Citizen Bank building, by the, pupils of Prof Balley's select school, The hall being prettily decorated with garlands and Japanese illuminum. An impromtu dance program was ren- dered until 9:3O o'clock, when the CO tillion opened with polinaise led by Prof Bailey. This was followed by other beautiful favor figures, pleading Romeo, grapevine, lottoe, race for fairy queen, virginia reel leap year pops, flowers ill season, blind-man's buff, dance in the moonlight on the rolling sea. This figure was given with scenic effects and proved a high ly amusing one. Light refreshments were served during the evning. Mir Bailey opens one of his interesting dancing classes for entire new begin ners this evening at the above hall.