Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-04-14
CITY NEWS


A, A. o. u W., will hold a very i'm
portant meeting this evening
Mr. and Mrs T. Merrick Gallond and
son of Chestnut avenue went to Am
herst, Mass, yesterday to attend the
wedding of a relative.
The physical culture class of the
Catholic Women's association, which
did not meet on Monday night, will
meet tonight at 8 o'clock.
DR. Rodman and family are in North
ampton attending the funeral of J. w.
kellogg. father of Mrs Rodman, who
died suddenly yesterday. Mr. Kellogg
was in Waterbury last Sunday.
Members of Connecticut lodge, No
50, A o. U. w, are requested to be
present at the next meeting, Friday,
April Is. District Deputy ANDRE will
be present to address the members In
regard to the order.
A months mind high mass of re-
QUEEN will be celebrated at st Thorn
as church on Saturday morning at 8
O'Clock for the repose of the soul of
the late Miss Marie Louise Ryan. All
relatives and friends are invited to
attend.
Memorial services in honor of the
deceased members of Barcelona coun-
Gil, knights of Columbus. will be held
In the X of G. hall on Sunday night
at O'Clock. A literary and musical
program will be rendered and adj
dresses in memory of deceased mem
bers will be delivered.
Waterbury was visited by a snow
squau this morning and for a time it
looked threatening enough to set peo-
pie talking about probable blizzard
But 1t didn't amount to much. 1t tried
to snow on and Off during the after
noon and blew cold enough for almost
any kind of weather. still it held up
and was not a bad day.
Many of the local members of the
N. e. O.. p. lodges are going to attend
the public whist party given by Rub
Der City lodge. No 242. at Pythtan hall,
Naugatuck, April 10. A very pleasing
entertainment has been arranged, in.
c1uding the famous N. b. o. p quartet
of Ansonia. Those from Waterbury
will leave on the 7:22 car.
Prosecuting Attorney Meigs today
filed his report with Governor Cham
berlain for papers of exradft1on to
bring Richard Bignami from New
York, where he is in custody on a
Guisippi Verdi and with making false
entries In the books of that concern.
Apparently the appeal Of Christie
pher Lawlor from Judge loves de-
cision, approving of the will of the
late Father Martin p. Lawlor, will
be heard in the superior court as soon
as possible. Today Mr. Lawlor's coun-
sci, Attorney Russell, filed request
with Clerk Marsh to have it placed on
the trial list.
Mrs Margaret Smith Of North Elm
street and two of her children were
taken to the Brookside home this
morning at the request of the depart
ment of charities. Mrs Smith, whose
husband deserted her about four years
ago, has not been taking proper care
of herself and children and it was
thought best to send them to the
Brookside home. where they win re-
ceive the proper treatment Mrs
Smiths oldest child, who is about IA
years Of age, works in the Novelty
Manufacturing Cos shop. She will
live with some friends.
The French fair was again the great
| scene of attraction last evening, judg
ing by the very great number of per-
| sons present. The stage entertainment
by the children, consisting Of action
drills, was very good, and the apron
and necktie party was decided sue
cess. Everyone expressed their pleas
ure of the good time they had. This
evening baskets containing good things
will be sold and the stage program, con-
sisting Of military drill, the scene
being that Of camp and ending with
tableau of battle scene. will be ex-
ceptionally good. Friday evening will
be leap year evening.