Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-25
Dr Kilmartin has removed bis oi

Dr Kilmartin has removed his of flee to AS State street.
 The Talma club will give dance in Leayenworth hall next Monday night.
 A very important meeting of the Catholic Women's association will be held tomorrow night at o'clock. Ey- cry member is urged to be present.
 An anniversary mass of requiem will be celebrated at St Francis Xaviers church at G:3O tomorrow morning for the late Mrs Margaret Egan of South Main street.
 Miss Helen Sperry, librarian of the Bronson library, will be one of the speakers at the annual meeting of the Connecticut Library association at Derby on February 5.
 In answer, to strong appeal from Father Curtin for accession to the ranks or the Children of Mary and Holy Name societies, several applica- tlons were received yesterday.
 The St Francis Xavier's church choir will 90 on sleigh ride to Cheshire this evening. The party will meet at the corner of Washington and Baldwin streets at T:30 sharp.
 The L'UnIion Fraternelle Francaise celebrated it's forty-firs anniversary in Hellmanns hall last night Presi- dent Joseph Bayer acted as toastmas ter. An interesting program was rendered. artsfp ,sf.
 Rev Father Fitzgerald, of the Sa- cred Heart parish, will lecture in St. Mary's Church, New Britain, to-mor- row night, under the auspices of the Young Mems Temperance Society, on the subject Temperance"
 A two-year-old daughter of MT and Mrs Charles J. Proper of North Main street swallowed a safety pin last night. It was open and the sharp point stuck in the little ones throat until 1t was removed by Dr McLinden.
 The Holy Name societies Of the city attended service at St Thomas church last night The exercises included solemn vcsners with Father Sheehan of St PatriclS's church as celebrant, assisted by Father Brodorick of the Immaculate Conception and Father Keefe of St Ann's. The sermon was delivered by Father Crowley.
 No word has as yet been received by his family from Dr Walter +. Hinckley. who mysteriously disap- peared from home and from Water bury about ten days ago. Neither has any word been received from Mrs Deintze of South Main street, who dis appeared about the same time. Last night Percy E. F. Wallace. Dr Hinck- ley's son-in-law, left for Washington. D. C., to find out whether or not tho doctor is there.
 The wind held high carnival about town last night and for time many feared that their houses would be knocked off the cellar walls Blinds banged against the buildings with tre- mendous force, ash cans and other things that find n home on back ve- randas danced about with tremendous effect, making it impossible for even sound sleepers to close an eye. The storm didn't get down to business un- til after midnight, but it rushed things while it was at it and was through long before morning.
 H. NJ. Rigney is n very happy man today. Court Welch of Waterville. who put MT Rigney forward as it's can didate at the Foresters' fair for a ticket to the St Louis exposition, car ried him through, or he pulled the court to the front, and as a result he will see the sights at St Louis at the expense of his neighbors and friends. MT Rigney said the night the contest was opened among the several courts that he never was beaten yet and that he had no idea of getting left in this contest. and the count Saturday night showed that the sage from Waterville knew what he was talking about.