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

Tomorrow evening the South End Rod and Gun club will give barn dance in Simonsville hall.
 A daughter was born to MT and Mrs John Hayes at their home, 51 Silver street, Sunday, October 30.
 Liberty circle, Companions of the Forest, will give promenade at Lea yenworth hall this evening.
 Do you remember the old passage way between Bank street and South Main? It's still open,, right through U. $. x Co.'S stores.
 The Ladies of the Maccabees, Eagle hive, No 16, will hold reception ano dance in Leavenworth hall Wednesday evening, November %.
 Tomorrow night, Auditorium, Mili- tary band prom. Janitor Quinn has had the floor scrubbed and re-waxed and the floor is in the finest condition.
 The funeral of Miss Catherine Duffy will take place from her late home ol. Phoenix avenue tomorrow morning at S:30 o'clock, with mass of requiem at the Immaculate Conception church and interment in Calvary cemetery.
 There will be an important meeting of Division 5 in the hall tonight. Each member is requested to be present, as primal action will be taken in forming dramatic club in the division. A SO ing. A good time is in store for those who attend.
 The second annual promenade ot the Phoenix Social club was held last evening at SpeedweH hall. Music was furnished by Galipeau's orchestra. The affair was success and was ably managed by the following committees D. Horigan, A. Manion, M. Harmon and w. Willis.
 The mortuary report for October is as follows: Scarlet fever or scarlatfna 1, cerebro spinal meningitis l, diph- theria and croup 1, erysipelas 1, ty- phoid fever 1, diarrhoeal diseases un- der five years 56, over five years i, consumption or phthisis z, pneumonia or lung fever 6, bronchitis 2, all dis eases of the nervous system 2, heart disease 3, accident and violence 5, all other causes except still births 27; to- tai number of deaths 64; deaths under one year Is; deaths between one and five 3.
 The reception and dance given by the Algonquin club in Ixeavenworth hall last evening was very largely at. tended. It was the clubs first dance
 
 financial as well as social successes. A very nice dance program of eighteen numbers was carried out, with music by Browne's orchestra. The catering was done by E. F. Cook. The follow ing members comprised the committees of arrangements Edward Real. Mich ael Grout, John Hayden, Alfred Colli- gan and John Lane.
 Short men have always had trouble to get underwear to fit them at mod crate price. Upson, Singleton SS Go. have what you want.
 Mrs Frederika Menzes, 7S, died yes terday very suddenly. Dr Crane, the medical examiner, being summoned, pronounced death due to apoplexy. Mrs Menzes resided with her daughter, Mrs Pauline Kluttig of % East Liberty street. She arose as usual and was ap- parent1y in her usual health, but at 10 o'clock went to her room to lie down. An hour later, on going to her room, < it was discovered that she was dead. She leaves besides her daughter in this city a sister Mrs Ernestina Fritsch of Irvington, N. J., and two grandsons, Paul and Bernard KIuttig. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2:3O o'clock in the afternoon. The Rev Paul Lempke will read the burial service. j.
 Miss Alice McGrath was found dead this morning in her room at the Broad way Inn on East Main street, where she had been stopping for some time past. Her health had not been good for a year or so, but there was nothing alarming in her condition when she retired last night and nothing was known of her death until about 7:3O o'clock this morning, when Mrs John I, at of called to give her drink and found her dead in bed. Medical Examiner Crane pronounced death due to heart failure The deceased is survived by four sons and three daughters, John, Edward. James, Thomas, Mrs A. M. Wills, Mrs John Gillian and Mrs Thom- as McGrath. all of Waterbury, with the exception of Edward, James and Mrs Gillian. who reside in Chicago. The funeral will take place Sunday at- ternoon from the residence Of her son at 694 North Riverside street.