Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-12
CITY NEWS

The department of charities will meet Monday afternoon at o'clock.
 The South End Rod and Gun club will give a barn dance this evening ill Simonsville hail..
 Miss Luella Hummell of East Main street is spending Sunday with Miss Gertrude Nichols of Thomaston.
 Tonight. Auditorium, Military band prom. With good floor and good mu- sic, all on the first floor, it can't be beat. See program.
 There will be requiem anniversary mass Tuesday at z o'clock at the Im- maculate Conception church for the late James F. Murrican.
 The funeral of Mrs Alice McGrath will take place tomorrow at 2:15 D. m from the home of her son, T. H. McGrath, 694 North Riverside street.
 Court Falcon, F. of A., will hold special meeting this evening at 8 o'clock at Foresters' reading room to take action on the death of Florence D. Keenan.
 The entire stock of ales. wines, ci- gars, tobacco, fixtures, etc, owned by T. F. O'Donnell will be sold at pub- lie auction next Tuesday by Deputy Sheriff DOherty.
 A months mind mass of requiem will be celebrated at the Immaculate Conception church Monday morning at o'clock for the late Mrs Maria Dal. ton of Mill street.
 The. Waterbury Medical association will meet next Monday evening in 'the doctors room ill the Mulhngs block at 9 o'clock. Dr Hayes of this city and Dr Bull of Naugatuck will read pa pers.
 The funeral of Mary Alice, infant daughter of MT and Mrs John Doran of Poplar street, who died yesterday, will take place tomorrow afternoon at o'clock, with interment in new St JOseph's cemetery. 5g15 s,9
 The funeral of Thomas Elmer, the 10 weeks old son of Mir and Mrs Thomas Thompson of South Leonard street. who died yesterday, took place this afternoon, with interment in new St Joseph's cemetery.
 The Misses Lena Higgins of 154 Baldwin street and Catherine Wheela. han of 45 Liberty street left yesterday for New York, where they will take a six months course in the Mcdowell school of millinery and dressmakirg.
 Matilda Margaret, the eight-years- old daughter of MT and Mrs Martin Brophy of IT Luke street, died at noon to-day. The funeral will be held to- morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock with in- terment in new St Joseph's cemetery.
 Gases set down to-day for hearing in the district court next week were: J. Marschling vs the Monogram Bronze Ink Go, Joseph Pritz vs J. H. Kilean ct ux, and James Coffee vs Mary Claf- fey All were set down for Thursday.
 All the business on the district court short calendar to-day was put over to next Saturday, very unusual occur renee. The reason of this was be- cause 1t was not ready for discussion. The session lasted only a few min. ntes.
 Next Tuesday will be the last, day for paying water rents without the percentages. For the accommodation of people who might be inconvenienced by having to call in the daytime. the collector will be in his office until $ o'clock Monday and Tuesday evenings. Liberty circle, Companions of the Forest, entertained their friends in royal fashion last evening at their promenade which was given at Leav- enworth, hall. There were eighteen numbers on the dance program and the music was furnished by Lalliers orchestra.
 The new Roman Catholic church at Thompsonville will be dedicated on Thursday, November 20. The dedica ton exercises will begin at 10:3O a. m with pontifical high mass. Right Rev Michael Tierney, bishop of Hartford will conduct the dedicatory services Rev Father Slocum of this city will preach the sermon.
 The funeral of Miss Catherine Duffy took place this morning from her late home on Phoenix avenue with a mass of requiem at the Immaculate Concep- l tion church by Father O'Brien and in terment in Calvary cemetery. The
 bearers were Michael A. Hearn, James Donahue, Thomas F. Donahue, Mat
 thew Shea, James J. Kavanaugh ano Joseph Reid.
 MT Towne's fourth recital in the national series will consist of German music. All the best of organ writers jof Germany will be represented. M |Gerald Reynolds, bass soioist of tn, lNaugatuck Congregational church, vii Ising, and Henry J. Dunn. organist t VII pldy lAC SICdL ID pIcluuG O Bach. These recitals are free to all
 Monday at 8 p. m. at the First Con l gregational church.
 Florence D. Keenan died last night
 at his home, 40 William street, from the effects of a shock which he re
 ceived in the early part of the week
 MT Keenan was 43 years of age and l lived in Waterbury nearly all his life ] time He worked for years at Roger
 & Bros and was a letter carrier for g time. Besides his widow and one son l Daniel, he leaves his father. Daniel 1 Keenan, and a sister, Miss Katherine Keenan. He was a member of Sheri- dan council, K. of O., and of Court Fal con, F. of A. The funeral will take n'nce from the home to the Sacred Heart church at 1 80 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
 Popping the question means an en gagement ring. One from our stock binds the bargain. We are showing some very nice diamond rings from | CT S0 to %T50 PafrOniZiT1v@ cIIr. din.