Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-06
CITY NEWS

John E Maher, who has been urged by his friends to run for the position ot
 A girl was born Saturday evening to
 Mir and Mrs Edward O'Neill of Flaw. kins street.
 MT and Mrs W. H. Judd of 20 Wal
 street have just returned from visiting I relatives and friends in White Plains
 and Portchester, N. Y.
 An anniversary high mass will be
 celebrated at the Church of the
 Sacred Heart for the late George
 Burns of East Main street tomorrow
 morning at o'clock.
 .I The regular monthly meeting of st
 Mary's Alumni association will De held this evening in Mulcahy Memor- 1al hall. Important business is Co be
 transacted and every member is re- quested to attend.
 The fire department was called yes. terday noon to the residence of Mrs 1 Catherine Meehan on River street, | where some shavings started to burn in the basement. The damage amount ed to about $100. rS
 The members of Court Champlain, No 146, F. of A, will hold special l meeting this evening at s o'clock at l their reading room on East Main l street to take action on the death of their late brother, Jules Pelletier.
 |, The fall term of the Convent of 7 Notre Dame opened this morning at
 9 o'clock with large attendance. l All the former pupils were back in place and many new faces were to be
 seen.
 Mount St Joseph's seminary for
 young ladies, Hartford, will reopen
 Monday, September 12.
 selectman this fall, says he has no time to devote to the position. He wishes to thank his friends for their interest in his behalf.
 John Bolton, aged 42 years, died | yesterday afternoon at his Home, 123 River street, after very brief illness. Besides his widow he leaves six clil- dren. The funeral will take place at S:30 O clock tomorrow morning with 1 q mass of requiem at the Immaculate | Conception church and interment in Calvary cemetery
 I Anna, the 2 months old daughter of Mir and Mrs Patrick Shannahan of BPS Baldwin street, died Sunday The | funeral took place yesterday after noon with interment i'll new St Jos eph' S cemetery. The floral tributes in- | ents and bouquets from Miss G. shan nahan, Mrs M Shannahan and Mrs James Mansfield
 William J. Pelltier, aged 26 years. I died last night at his home, 25 Chapel street, simonsyille. Besides his par ents, Mir and Mrs J. B, PelIetier, he leaves three brothers, Charles, Joseph and John, and one sister, Mrs A. Cloutier. The deceased was for many years employed as an adjuster in the Waterbury Clock Go. The funeral will take place tomorrow morning at S:30 o'clock. with mass of requiem at St Ann's church.
 Miss Katherine .Egan, aged p years, died Saturday at the residence of her sister, Mrs William Cannon, East Farm street. Miss Egan came here l two weeks ago from New Haven to spend a vacation with her sister and some time later she was stricken with pneumonia. The funeral took place l yesterday morning with a mass of requiem at St Thomass church by Father Crowley The bearers were rick, Edward Smith and Arthur Mill | Ter. The floral tributes included pill ] low from MT and Mrs Cannon; bou- quets, Mrs F. D, Warner, Mrs William Schmilder, Mary Donnelly, l.. G. Don- nelly and Mls and Mrs Fred Schwartz. I Walter Casey acted as flower bearer. The remains were taken to New Ha- ven for burial in charge of Undertaken Mulville.
 I John Condon of Baldwin street is now in possession of beautiful silver 'cup which his base ball team won Sul- I day afternoon at Roper's lot on Dub- lin street. For some time there has been much talk as to which base ball team was the better one. Condon's team or William Moore's. "A game was finally arranged for last Sunday I and some of the best players in town I took part i'll it. The game was l a close one and provided lots of ex- citement for the many spectators who
 witnessed 1t. 1t required ten Innings to finish the game and ended with a score of to ?. i'll favor of Condon's team The following players comprise I the winning team: Bunce, C; Egan, D; I Smith, lib: Sheehy, 2b; B. Fitzgerald, | 3b; B. Gleason, ss; Kinney. of: Rie- | ley. If; Cayanaugh, If A challenge has been issued. to the Down and Out club and it is expected that q game will be arranged for next Sunday.
 The Abagadasset club held it's sec ond annual clambalSe in Grilley's grove, along the banks of the Nauga- luck river, yesterday. A large crowd was present. The bake was grand success in every way. No marring features disturbed the quiet or still ness of the occasion, and everything reflected creditably upon its manage ment. The members arrived in tho village at II o'clock. During the re- mainder of the morning the married and single men gave an excellent ex- ample of how the game of base ball should be played. The game was a fast one, ending in favor of the mar ried men with an outstanding score of IA to 6. Many other athletic sports were held during the afternoon. The bake was served at 2 o'clock and all the delicacies of the season were in, cluded i'll the menu. The bake was conducted by Edward Hayward. Off with the old glasses of annoy ance and imperfect vision. On with the new, our kind, giving ease, comfort and relief. If you must depend upon | u,stt {S.a4s,