Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-08
CITY NEWS

I0-n1ght's the night. Follow the merry crowd" to City hall
 The Misses Julia and Katie German of Orange, N. J., are the guests of Mrs Mccarthy of Hawkins street.
 J. E. Gallagher of this city captur- ed number of prizes with his ex- bibit of cattle at the Danbury fair.
 There will be an anniversary high mass Tuesday morning at o'clock at the Immaculate Conception church for the late William Mcclure.
 Mir and Mrs w. B. Merriman. Mrs F. H Castle and Mrs w S. Kellogg have returned from a driving trip through the Berkshire hills.
 Charles D. Egan and Joseph Garde saw Roger Connor play with the old New York champions against the, new champions i'll New York yesterday
 There will be an anniversary high mass Monday morning at z o'clock at the Immaculate Conception church for the repose of the soul of the late Jos eph J. Lyons.
 There is nothing adds to your com. fort and health so much as the right kind of underwear. Upson, Singleton &tCo claim to have the right kinds and will save you car fare on every gar ment.
 The second free organ recital at the First church on Monday afternoon, Oc- tOber 10, at 80, will present some of the best works by the organ writers of Belgium and Holland. MT Towne will be assisted by Mrs Robert Spen- cer May, contralto.
 The funeral of Thomas Burke of this city took place from his mothers home in Cheshire, with a mass of requiem at St Bridget's church by the Rev Father Cunningham. Interment was in the family plot. The funeral was largely attended, many friends being present from New Haven, New York, Meriden, Wallingford and this city.
 In the semi-fnal matches in the wo- mems golf championship tournament yesterday Mrs J. H. Granniss defeated Miss Pauline Hayden by 5 up and to play, and Mrs Benedict won from Miss Dickinson by 3 up and 2 to play. The championship now rests between Mrs Granniss and Mrs Benedict The former has already won the trophy once.
 The Rev T. c. Henderson of New York, known as the Business Mans Evangelist" will preach at 10.3O in the morning and at o'clock in the evening at the First Methodist church tomorrow. Tn the afternoon at 3:45 o'clock he will hold a special service for men only. Selections will be ren- dered by the Y M. O. A. orchestra and there will be special singing.
 The Hammer club will hold it's an nual cross country run tomorrow. The members of the club will meet at 10 o'clock on East Main street and will board trolley car and ride to the end of the East Main street line Then | they will hyke it to Cheshire. After arriving in Cheshire an elaborate. din- ner will be served at we'll known farm house. The members have the privilege of making the return trip whatever way they want to. They can either ride or walk. The commit tee in charge consists of Charles Bau- by, Joseph Deyereaux and Peter Law l Tor.
 John Sweeney, who was injured l Wednesday afternoon at Benedict & Burnham's,. died yesterday at the Wa terbury hospital. The remains were removed to his home, 216 Hill street, 1 by Undertaken Crane. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with service at St Thom- ass church and interment ill new St JOseph's cemetery. MT Sweeney was born on Ridge street, this city. B years ago. and was a painter by trade. He 1 leaves a widow and one brother, Will 1 liam Sweeney, also well known paint CT. A mass of requiem will be cele- l brated for the deceased at St Thomas $ church at 8 o'clock Monday morning.
 That the Catholic Women's associa- tion is to have busy and successful years work was very evident last evening when the second general meeting of the association was held. The teachers of the various classes were present and announcements as to the meeting nights of the classes
 were made. On Monday evening the physical culture, art work and French
 classes will meet; on Tuesday even ing the shorthand class, one of the dressmaking classes and an art work class. Art and dressmaking classes will meet on other evenings during the
 week and also the grammar and
 arithmetic, penmanship, millinery
 elocution classes, etc.
 For some time past the Gaelic Liter ary society have been working hard tc carry out the teachings of the Gaelic league. Thus far the teachings of the | lOA6 uC Ol 44CldAu ID dAL LuEy 8CdTGu u do, but they have got to a point where they can go step forward, and to night they start in to teach the Irisf dances to those who are anxious tc learn the dance of their forefathers The class will conduct it's dancing ses sion in A. O. H. hall and all wishing { to attend should be on hand to-nigh not later than S:15. Rules to goverr l members of the class will be giver to them at to-night's meeting. The committee in charge reserves the righ
 to admit no unworthy person and tt expel any member not living up tc
 the rules of the society.
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