Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-03-05
CITY NEWS
Quick-O Soap Is a wonder.

Quick-O Soap is a wonder.
 daughter was born this morninm
 to MT and Mrs Peter LawIor of 1I87'
 Bank street
 On Monday Miss Elizabeth Hart of i mast Main street will leave for fhel
 south and will be away a few weeks.
 An important meeting of the Sbl
 Thomas Cadets Athletic Associationi
 will be held tomorrow at half pasr
 twelve. - '
 The Queens Daughters entertained
 ment committee will meet to-morroxvl afternoon at St Patrick's han at 4I o'clock. The forty hours devotion to thei
 blessed sacrament will be Commenced at che Sacred Heart church to-morroSy
 morning at the the 1O:3O mass. I Members of Court Crosby anM'
 Brooklyn Athletic club will meet in B. A. c. rooms at 1 o'clock tomorrow be-
 fore attending the funeral of John J.I i O'Brien.
 There will be special meeting of ] the Eagles at Pythian haM tomorrow
 at II o'clock, to make arrangements to attend the funeral of John J.5 ] O'Brien.
 The will of Marin Mitchell has
 been appealed to the superior courUf
 by Attorney Minor, acting in thu fn~|
 teresta of the minor children of thest i late Michael J. Mitchell of Hast Main l street.
 The funeral John o'Brien win taras 1 place tomorrow afternoon at l.3ut o'clock from his late home, 42 PopIarl avenue, with services at St Patrick,Ht | nr,H sv. a-t cemetery.
 President Roosevelt has signed ths| Dill relating to pensions and thfal5 glyes Mrs Harriet B. A. Riley of 54lE HaWk1ns street pension of S2O a
 month. Mrs Riley is the widow or the late William E. Riley.
 John Byron, who formerly con5nct ] ca grocery store in the Cassin block on Baldwin street, died yesterdav az his home in Sharon, this state. He leaves a widow and children: also several brothers and sisters. two of Whom, William 5ad Agnes, reside in l Waterbury. Deceased was a charter 1 member of Hendricken Council K. of q.
 At short calendar in the district court to-day cases were assigned for
 hearing as follows: Monday, State Bank corporation ys the Miller e. Peck company and Lizzie Higgins ys F. Mangini. Thursday, John Moriar-I ty 7s the Glasgow Woolen Mills com-l pany, hearing on demurrer, anal Marks Annheim vs William Mahan.i. Judgment for foreclosure was grantsi ed William Tyler against John Cron~ | an ct al., for $2,13O.10 and the period of redemption was limited to June 6. | Mrs Keough, 194 Baldwin street. l Specials for this evening and Mons day.: One lot gents grey undervests, I slightly soiled, were 39c, this sale, 10c.3 One lot gents bow ties, were 15c, sale price, 9c. One case gents hose, doub- | i le heel and toe, three pair for 25c. \ One lot gents shirts, with bands, saleI price 25c. Two pieces red damask. \ were 25c, sale price 1Sc. One lot la-l dies dannelette house wrappers, 69c- One lot ladies' outing flannel night gowns, 49c. One lot ladies' dressingj sacques, 39c. Ladies' handkerchiefs<I Pc.
 Quick-O Soap saves the clothes
 The semi-annual election of oficerai of the Senior Debating society Of the l Waterbury high school was held last night and resulted as follows Presi- dent, Irving Skilton; secretary, Mir Ma graw; treasurer, Miss Alice Packard Recitahons were well delivered by David Bolger, who had to respond to two encores. He recited "O'Grady'sf Goat" "A Vesper Idyl" and "O'Holli-f hans Keg'' The debate at the next meeting will be on the subject: Req solved, That Russia should have per- manent possession of ManchMia, The debaters will be as follows: Af-l e. ID 1Y< Lrssrx1 f1xsl Misses O'Connor and Altman: nega- tive. Messrs Skilton and Jackson, the Misses Healey and Beerbaum.
 The anniversary Of the birthday oG Robert Emmet. Ireland's martyred par triot. was appropriately celebrated by the Young Mems Catholic Literary as- socfation in its club rooms last nsoht There was a large attendance of mem-s bers and friends After short but fn- teresting address by the president, Thomas English, John H. Moran, one of the charter members. was intro- duced as the leading speaker Of the evening. MT Moran delivered an ex- celIent address on Robert Emmet. In- cidentally he referred to the good work done by the Catholic Literary associa- ton and congratulated the present members upon their success. The so- ciety has sixty members and is fr a. fiourishing condition. Its treasury was never in better condition than to- day. Among others who contributed to the evenings entertainment were the following: Banjo selections. Joseph vocal solos, William J. Hughes. Miss Agnes Slavin: vocal luet, George Adams and WiIliam Dunn; recitations, William B. Pryor. After the entertainment, whist was played. The winners were as follows: First prizes, Miss Margaret Stevens, Bernard Riley; consolation, Francis Wolff, Miss Annie Carmody.