Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-16
CITY NEWS

To-night's the night-American band
Prom. Auditorium
All arrangements are completed for
the Z. e. Guest association clambake.
A good time is assured.
Maurice Clark is passing cigars
among his friends over the arrival of
a baby boy at his home.
Round or sirlofn steak 15c pound.
chuck roast &c to Sc a pound, rump
roast &c to lie pound. Castles mar
ket.
Barcelona council, *. of O., will hold
its usual semi-month1y meeting in K. of
G. hall on Sunday at 2 o'clock. The
worthy district deputy, John M
Hearns, will be present for installation
ceremony. All members of the council
are requested to be present.
Chief Snagg has suspended George
#. Reid, a hoseman at the Scovill
street engine house from duty pend
ing hearing before the board of
commissioners of public safety Mr.
Reid is charged with conduct unbe-
coming fireman.
The Vittorio Emmanuele III society
IS going to give the sport loving public
one of the most exciting entertain-
ments of the year at the Driving park
on August Is. Some OF the fastest
horses In the town Of Waterbury will
be placed on the track that day.
On Friday night, July %, the junior
pupils of Miss Louise j. Malone will
give a recital in Town hall, Water
town. Some well known talent has
been secured by Miss Malone to assist
in entertaining. The program con.
sists Of vocal and instrumental selec-
tons.
The following are the new officers Of
Household of Ruth, No 100, G. w. o..
of O. f.: Noble. governor, O. Platt;
right noble governor, s. Mckinney;
master noble governor, e. Scott; past
noble governor, j. s. Dubois; right
stewart, G.. @. Freeman; left steward,
S. Gordon; right Junior steward, s. Bee
men; left Junior steward, ]. Beenen;
worthy chamberlain, Mrs G. G. Free
man; worthy shepherd, J. Benton;
worthy usher, f. @. Fitch; worthy pre-
late, Mr. Scott; worthy treasurer, J.. r..
Jones; worthy recorder, w. Gil Dubois.
At the semi-monthly meeting of the
Young Mems Catholic Literary associa-
IlOl lbSI 0YSul1lS liz IOllOW1llS OluCCIS
were elected: President, Joseph H.
McGinniss; vice president, Frank
Kellya secretary, Frank LaWlor; assist
ant secretary, Thomas Farley; treas
urer, Robert T. Bolan; librarian. M. w.
Richmond: standing committee, J.. G.
WeIch. William f. Degnan and Joseph
Quinn. The association intend to re-
peat the whist parties and entertain
las
It is also their desire to build up their
library. Any persons having books or
interesting reading matter to offer the
society will notify them by postal and
they vii be called for.
The funeral of Thomas Shea was
largely attended this morning from
his late home. 752 Baldwin street
with mass of requiem at st francis
Xavier church by Father Curtin and
interment in new st Joseph's GENE
| terry. The bearers We're James
Thompson and James Downey from
Rose Hill Hose Co, No 5, William
CLASSIFY and Patrick Tu11y, represent
! ing Court Rose Hill, #. of A., Thomas
Driscoll and James Downey The
floral tributes included q standing pill
low lettered s.Husband," and pillow
4 IudTk0u bTOI00Ts from Tie WHOM
and sisters of the deceased; standing
star, Mrs Edward Howard and fam
/ lily; standing anchor, Mrs Pierce and
family; standing wreath, John How
ard, uncle of deceased; pillow, Rose
Hill Hose Co; pillow, Court Rose Hill
# of A.; gates ajar and standing
cross, employees button and burner de
( partments of the Scovill Manufacture
ing Co; wreath, Thomas Driscoll and
James Downey; bouquets, Mary anC
Margaret Horan, Mr. and Mrs William
McKennerney, Mary, Margaret and
| Christina Horan, Mr. and Mrs M. HI
Horan, Mary Fenton, Miss Egan, Mrs
Harry, Agnes and Margaret Demp
sey, Mary Bergin and Miss Rickett.
Your eyesight is too precious and
your eyes too delicate to be tTf1ed
with. Don't buy eyeglasses without
consulting an expert. Consultation vii
cost you nothing here; graduate op
tician to tell you whether you need
glasses or what glasses you require
! Epson Jewelry GO, opticians, 68 Bank
street