Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-17
CITY NEWS

Orchestral concert tonight. Fulton Music Go. opposite postoffice.
 Eben Metcalf returned to Water bury yesterday after visit at his home in East Hampton.
 The Rev Luke Lawlor, native of this city, has been transferred from Danbury to St Patrick's parish, Hart ford.
 George Harvey has been spending a few days in Woodbury looking after the interests of the Waterbury Auto matic Telephone company of which he is secretary and treasurer.
 Ferdinand J. Wolf, chairman of the Waterville school district, will receive bids for the proposed alterations and additions to the Sprague school ill Wa terville until D. m., Wednesday, May 31.
 Charles Mix, for many years yard- master at Benedict x Burnham's, has severed his connection with the firm. He has been succeeded by E. B. Whitely. who has been at the business on and off for some time.
 James Shields died this morning at his home, 79 Kingsbury street. He leaves two daughters and one son, Mrs Frank O'Rourke, Julia and Joseph Shields. The funeral will take place | Friday morning with mass of re | quiem at the Immaculate Conception church and interment in St Josep1's cemetery
 Mrs Olive Adams, widow of the late Louis G. Adams, died at her home, @ | Kingsbllry street, this morning. She leaves four sons and one daughter. George L., J. Frank, Henry, J. Dwight and Miss Elizabeth NJ. Adams, all of this city with the exception of Frank I Adams, who resides in Schenectady, N. Y. Funeral announcement later. In the Knights of Columbus hall to- morrow evening there will be gala time for few hours. The Second di- vision, A. O. H., will hold meeting at | 7:45 and after the business Of the | meeting is concluded the members of l the Second and Third divisions will l tender reception to all the ladies and | gentlemen who took part in the recent production of the Bells of Shandon." Mulcahy Council K. of c. will tender l reception to the Daughters of Isabel la and to the Knights of Columbus of Waterbury at Leavenworth hall on l Tuesday evening, May g. A few in vitations have been extended to friends outside the order, these invitations are not transferable and any person pre- senting invitation at the door which has been transferred will be denied ad mission.
 Property owners in Railroad Hil street will be heard on May 31, regard ing the construction of aA sewer in 1tnat street Contrary to usage, the heafin; has been called for o'clock in the af ternoon. but probably if the men folk! do not care to lose half a uay iron their work. the women will come for ward and say what they think abou the project. which will serve the pur pose just as well.
 The Connecticut Homeopathic Medi cal society at New Haven yesterda, elected the following officers: Presi dent Dr H. A. Roberts of Derby; vice president, Dr A. J. Givens, Stamford treasurer. Dr E. J. Walker, New Ha ven; secretary. Dr H. A. Cameron, Wa terbury: censor, Dr J. H. Allen. Nor wich: delegates to national homeopath ic convention. Dr E. B. Hooker, Hart ford. and Dr c. x. Payne. Bridgeport delegates to the International Hahne mann association. Dr E. C. Case. Hart ford: Dr R. F.. F. Hays. Hazardville Dr E. H. Linnell. Norwich. was re appointed member of the state ex amining board.
 Amelia Beaucage a resident of tn East End was the only occupant O the dock in the city court today. In corrigibility was the accusation agains her but it was not pressed. Friend , and the Rev Father Dunigan of tn, church of the Sacred Heart intercede, for her and saved her from the conse quences of her wilfulness. Her moth CT was her accuser, but it seems ther is as much in her conduct to be blame, as in the girls for the latter cal scarcely read or write. though she i bordering on her sixteenth year. Ther
 was conference between Fathe prnigan. Prosecutor Meigs and tn
 girls mother and it was decided {
 send her to the Home of the Goo
 Shepherd in Hartford.
 Everything is now in readiness fo
 St Joseph's T. A. society's May festivs
 which will open at Eagles hall thi
 evening and which is to run for tn
 rest of the week. Lallier's orchestr
 will furnish music for the dancing. T,
 night special program has been al
 ranged and all who dance will have a
 opportunity of dancing for the firs
 time to some of the new music whic has been arranged for the occasion : There will he an entire change in in : dance program each night the ele'
 trfc fans will he in operation and ever k thing possible will he done for the con
 fort of patrons. Friday evening wi
 be one of the big nights of the festiva 1 on that evening there will he an em grant dance. when cash prizes Win |
 awarded to those wearing the best c0.
 tunes.
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