Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-02-16
CITY NEWS

~AAi1loiy pdnu pop prom coHCerC dC City hall tonight. Always a good time for all.
 The board of public safety and the department of public works will meet tonight
 !. M. D. Russell left for Middletown last evening to attend the funeral of his cousin, the late Dr R. c. Downey.
 The Waterbury and Auburndale Land company, capital $50,OOO. has flied certificate of incorporation
 Miss Post, of New York, who has been visiting Miss Fitzgerald, of South Main street, has returned home.
 A whist party, the proceeds of which will be devoted to charity, is being held in the Jones, Morgan & company building this afternoon.
 Mrs Martin Hanean, of Bridgeport, has returned home after q short visit with her father, Henry Byrnes, of East Main street.
 An anniversary mass of requiem was celebrated this morning at the I'm maculate Conception church for +1e late Bernard Gaffney of Baldwin street.
 Miss Mamie Mclaughlin. and Miss Annie Egan of Hartford, who have been visiting Miss Kittie Mclaughlin Of Bridge street during the past week, have returned home.
 The funeral of James Kelly will take place tomorrow morning at 9.3O o'clock from the family residence, 50 Stone street, to St Francis Xaviers church.
 A full attendance of the mcm- bers of the Friendly league chorus is desired tonight. as there will De special rehearsal on the various parts for the coming entertainment. A number of Waterbury people will attend the sociable and dance, which will 5e given by the mild peddlers of this city in the Town hall in Water town tonight. >.
 Ihe net profits from the fair held in the City hall recently for tho benefit 1 or St Thomas's parish was $2,117. It Is the greatest success so far this sea 1 son and the most profitable ever held 1 by the parish.
 The Watertown Savings bank has
 attached property in Watertown be- 1 longing to cx-SenatOr Burton H. Mat l toon, formerly treasurer of the bank.
 10" Slo,O0O. MT Mattoon has trans ferred property at Chestnut Park 1 Grove to r. F. Summers.
 1 Richard Mahon and Miss Teresa
 Dunn were married this morning at i 1:3O o'clock at the Immaculate Con cept1on church by Father O'Brien. l The witnesses were William F'itzpat- ] rick and Miss Bridget Mahon The l prlde was goWned in a handsome blue 1 lraFellng costume and the maid of 1 honor was attired in gray silk. The l couple were the recipients of several valuable presents. They will reside 1 at 123 River street
 l At the adjourned annual meeting of i the Waterbury Golf association. which was held in Friendly league hall '-~t night, the following officers were elect
 ed; President, William E. Merriman: 1 secretary. w. w. Holmes; treasurer, i Wilbur r. Bryan: executive commit l tee, c. E. Meigs, George l.. White. Jr,
 R. H. Smith, Mrs John P. Kellogg and
 Mrs J. H. D. Granniss; greens commit
 tee, John F. Kellogg, F. J. Brown. C.
 l.. Holmes, Mrs F. J. Brown and Miss l Charlotte Benedict: entertainment
 committee. Mrs F. o. Goss, Mrs c. NJ. 1 DeN1ott. Miss Lucy Smith. Colonel A.
 M. Dickinson and Archibald E. Rice. i Alderman Filling does not wish to
 see his party get into trouble over money matters. When the recommen
 dation of the board of public works was read last night. some one moved that 1t be referred to the board of I finance to see if they could find unap- 1 propriated revenues to the amount Ot 1 SlO,OOO, MT Filling amended the mo- 1 tion of striking out all after the word l 'hnance.' adding that very few un-
 derstood what was meant by finding l resources amounting to $1O,000. Many l thinking that the city makes a prac- 1 tice of keeping lot of city cash tuck ed away in the City hall building. A meeting of all graduate nurses in 1 Connecticut is to be held in New Ha- ve1' at the chapel connected with the
 New Haven hospital tomorrow after
 noon. at o'clock, to take action re- 1 garding state association and state registration. Miss Sophia r. Palmer.
 of New York, editor-in-chief of "The
 American Journal of Nursing will l speak informally at the meeting and
 answer all questions asked by those ] who may desire information regarding
 state association and state registra-
 tion. It is urged that all graduate
 nurses make an effort to attend the meeting. >,
 /, The funeral of George T. Geddes
 took place from his late home yester- day at o'clock. Services were read by MT Root. The pail bearers were Arthur and John Walker, John Dieh- Ter. Adam Callan. Among the floral l offerings were q pillow marked Illus band'' from his wife, a cross from his
 brothers; broken column, Mattatuck
 Rod and Gun club; Waterbury Lodge
 of Elks, clock, basket, MT and Mrs
 James Callan; wreath, Henry Beaure-
 gard; bouquets, MT and Mrs M. J.
 Fogg, Mir and Mrs Gilbert Henderson.
 Mir and Mrs. w. S. Nichols, c. Mailor Miss Swan. John Henderson and fam ily, MT and Mrs A. w. Lamont, Miss
 May Kane, Mrs Jerman. Among the
 out of town people were Mir and Miss
 Swan, John Bureaugard, of Boston,
 Interment was in Riverside cemetery Charles Healey, a popular employe
 of the Hellmann Brewing Go, and