Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-11
CITY NEWS

{. IO-mOrTOW night at the HnSt ton gregational church the Rev Henry k. Rose will deliver his lecture on Farsi fal.' At the present time ''Parsifal is being widely discussed and Is the subject of much study and cOnsldera ton. That Rev Mir Rose Is most inter- esting was well proven in Newark, N. J., where he gave the lecture in the same church eight times and each time the church was crowded. In connec- tion with the lecture Mrs Laura Cha pin Allyn will sing She has a beau tiful voice, whichsshe uses to the best of advantage.
 A party of deputy sheriffs, consist ing of Mallory of Milford, Lunny and Gillette and Policeman Anearn, swooped down upon the residence of Antonio Salvalico near the Cooke street reservoir, yesterday afternoon, and seized quantity of liquors. Ru nor that the man had been doing quite Sunday trade reached the officers. and the plan to raid was made up Sat urday night. The quantity of goods was so large wagon was necessary to take it away. Sheriff Gillette was granted an orderby Judge Peasley this morning calling upon Salvalico to show cause why the goods should not be de- stroyed.
 [ The forty hours devotion opened at the last mass at the Immaculate Con- ception church yesterday. The altar. was beautifully decorated and about POO school children took part in the procession. The officers of the mass were as follows: Celebrant, Rev ather Kean of St PatTfck's; deacon, Father O'Brien; sub-deacon, Father
 
 Frederick. Large numbers of people visited the place during the day. This afternoon and evening several out of town priests will be in attendance and assist in hearing confession The de yotion will close at 8 o'clock to-mor row morning with a solemn mass. Among the prizes awarded at St Elizabeth's bazaar Ill Concordia hall Saturday night are the following: $10 in gold, Mrs John Stadler, 81 Denny street; box of cigars, Michael Me Verry, 261 River street; set of books, George Fallon. 125 South Main street; chest of tea, Louis Schwartz, 89 Wood street., barrel of four, J. l. Higgins, at 1 Duncan's; pair of shoes, Mrs s. Scho- ner, Town Plot; ton of coal, Frank Guilfoi1e, South Willow street; dress suit case, Dr Schneider. The general committee of the bazaar takes this oc- casion to thank the public for it's kind l patronage, and considers that the /af- 1 fair was socially and otherwise a<suc- cess. despite the fact that it was so stormy on two evenings.
 l At the annual meeting of Riverside ] Cemetery association H. L. Wade was chosen a member of the board of dt- rectors for a term of seven years. This makes the list of officers as follows: f I resident, James S., Elton; secretary i and treasurer, NelsoK J. Welton; trus- t tees. Elisha Leayenworth, Edward l..
 Frisbie. James s. Elton, Frederick J.
 Kingsbury, Nelson J. Welton, J. Rich
 ard Smith and Henry l.. Wade. The receipts for the year. were: Lots sold, R$2,O0S; fees charged, ;p2,0So.89; flowers and plants sold, $5S9.60; interest re-
 ceived, .$20O,779 The expense account for the. year amounted to SC, 6,395. 50.
 Donations to the amount of $340 were
 contributed to the repair reserve fund. 4 The number of i1iterments@for the year
 was IA, bringing the total number to
 date to 5,712.
 At all the masses in St Thomas's S church yesterday. the pastor, Father i Crowley. spoke to some extent on a 4 new form of entertainment which he 1 referred to as masked parties He I said he did not know what a masked 1 party Is, but surmised it Is something
 like the old masquerade ball, and if
 this was so he advised parents to be
 watchful of their grown up children
 and see that they do not attend these
 gatherings. He knew of no form of
 entertainment that surrounds young I person with so much risk as mas
 querade ball, or masked party, which
 he took to be the same thing. It is the
 most vicious of all such gatherings, he
 said, and it seems to be a favorfte
 form Of entertainment in Waterbury 1 Where people congregate in disguise
 for amusement there cannot fail to be
 great danger to many of them, especial
 ly the young and unsophisticated.