Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-10
CITY NEWS


 halls the place. American bands the band.
 The Algonquin club will give re- ception and dance at Leavenworth hall this evening.
 A son was born Wednesday morning to MT and Mrs Edward Butler of 14S South Main street.
 The Phoenix Social club will give their second annual promenade this evening at Speedwell hall.
 William Colligan of South Elm street has accepted position in a grocery store in Torrington.
 The estate of the late George Kleeber, the well known barber, was settled up in probate to-day.
 The funeral of Mrs Charles B. Lamb took place from her late home at 5 Johnson street yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock, the Rev F. D. Buckley off, ciating. The pallbearers were J. K. Smith, George H. Benham, Jay H. Hart, Edward T. Root, Jesse Minor and c. B. Churchill The interment was in Riverside cemetery.
 The classes at Miss Reeds dancing academy are filling up very rapidly this season. The advanced class on Tuesday evening never made a better showing. New advanced pupils taken in at any time. Another new begin ners' class starting Thursday evening, November IT. Now is your time to learn when everybody is starting.
 George Lewis, who is accused of stealing. about $70 from Oscar A. Val- entine, painter and decorator on Grand street, is believed now to be spending the money in New York. He was seen in that place few days ago by a drummer who knew him very well while he was bellboy in the Con- necticut on Center street. He appeared to be enjoying himself when he was seen by the drummer.
 Judge Lowe in the probate court this morning appointed Mrs Bridget Sullivan guardian over James O'Con- nor. The boys mother was the only opposer to the appointment, but the boy himself was the strongest witness against his mother retaining him in her custody. Mrs Sullivan is his aunt. and with her he was accustomed to spend most of his time. His moth er's name is Mary Barnard.
 Guy Cory Cleveland has been select ed as captain of the Yale freshmen football team and acted for the first time In that capacity last Saturday against Princeton. This young man is well known in Waterbury and Wa tertown, having been student at Taft's school there for several years, always taking an active part in foot ball, and for several years captain of the second team of the school. He plays fullback on the freshman team. The Sunshine Athletic club gave their fourth annual concert and prom enade at Speedwell hall last evening. A large crowd attended and all thor ! oughly enjoyed themselves. Four num- bers were on the concert program and twenty on the dance program. The music was furnished by Lallier's or chestra. Miss Josie Wallace won l first prize, which was $25, for selling the largest number of tickets, and Miss l Emmo Cook was a close secnod. The following were the committees: Ar rangement-W. F.. Casey, w. F. Dona- hue. J. F. Garfield, J. F. Cunningham; reception-W. F. Casey, J. F. Canfield, W. F. Donahue, J. F. Cunningham. r. J. O'Brien, B. J. Madden, A. J. Baker, ' M. Mellon, J. J. Duer, A J. O'Brien, ! M. J. Kavanaugh. F. F. Taylor, w. J. Meehan. M. J. McGrath, J. H. Holland, B. J. Mraz.
 Miss Catherine Duffy, aged Al years, well known resident of Wa. terbury died suddenly this morning al her home, 19 Phoenix avenue Miss Duffy and her sister, Mary A. Duffy l kept roomers for several years This morning shortly after 7 o'clock she complained of headache and inform ed her sister that she would take a rest for few minutes. She retired to her room and short time later her sister heard her breathing heavily and went to see the cause of it. The seri- ollsness of he situation immediately 1 dawned upon her and Dr Castle was : hastily summoned, but before the l physician reached the house the pa /, tient had passed away. Medical Ex- | amfner Crane viewed the body and l pronounced death due to aponIexy ] Miss Duffy was for many years a l member of St Patriek's parish and was held in hieh esteem bv all who knew her. Some years agO she re- moved into the center and made a good living in the business of catering l to table boar9ers and renting furnish cd rooms. Tv,e frreroI will he held Saturday morning with mass of re ouiem at the Immaculate Concention church and interment in Calvary cem- etery.
 Popping the question means an en- gagement ring. One from our stock binds the bargain. We are showing some very nice diamond rings from $7.50 to $750. Patronizing our dia- mond department means safety, satis- faction and economy. The Upson Jew n1rv Ca 62 Rank street