Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-05
CITY NEWS

The new officers of the local divis ions of the A. 0. II. will be installed at K. of C. hall tonight. The com, mittec looks for big attendance.
 Joseph Harrington died this morning at the residence of his brother. Dennis Harrington, = South Leonard stree,. Besides Dennis he leaves another brother, John Harrington.
 The new officers of Wadhams post and the Womens Relief corps will be
 installed Saturday night. The insta lla- tion will be public to all soldiers and sailors of the civil war and their fam. flies.
 Dr John R. Poore, accompanied by his brother-n-law. Howard Curtiss. will sail from New York Saturday for a two months vacation, the greater DOT tion Of which will be spent on the Mediterranean sea.
 Daniel Murphy died this morning at the residence of his parents, Mir and Mrs John Murphy. 407 Dublin street. The funeral will take place at ? o'clock tomorrow afternoon, with interment In Calvary cemetery.
 An anniversary mass of requiem was celebrated at the Immaculate Concep- tion church this morning for the late Father Lawlor. Father Slocum was celebrant: Father Rroderick, deacon. Father Brennan. sub-deacon; Father O'Brien, master of ceremonies.
 John F. Ney, aged Fl years, died yes torday afternoon at the residence Of his brother. Patrick Ney, IA Baldwin street. He leaves five brothers and four sisters. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning at S:30 o'clock to the Immaculate Conception church.
 Mrs Edward Roche of Wood street arrived last evening from Ireland, where she has been visiting since last fall. The trip over took nine days aud the storm which wrapped Waterbury In snow Tuesday night hit the lvernia two days out from New York aid con- siderably delayed the voyagers.
 A Hungarian woman and her two children, 6 years old girl and a 1 years old boy, were cared for at the police station last night. By mistake they came here from New York In, stead of stopping at Bridgeport. They returned to the Park city to-day, where the head of the family has q home for them.
 Patrick Kiernan died Tuesday at his home in New York city. The deceased was brother to Mrs James Lynch of 695 North Riverside street. who. with members of the family, will attend the funeral tomorrow. MT kiernan was q musician of considerable ability and won medals in competitive exhibitions in England and Ireland.
 The following Waterbury ladies were among the list Of those who appeared in evening dress at the governors ball in Hartford last night: Mrs Elmer II. Blanchard white silk null. diamonds, bouquet of roses: Mrs Warren l.. Hall, gown of white crepe de chine. bouquet of vlolets: Mrs c. ]. Nettleton. black point d'esprit over white silk.
 The mortality report for December is as follows: Cerebro-spinal menin- gitis. l. diphtheria, i; typhoid fever. .; diarrhoeal under ! years. ?: consunl. tion. Q; pneumonia. II: bronchitis. 1; nervous diseases. j; heart trouble, ?; accident or violence. 2: all others cN cept still births. 27; deaths under year. II: deaths between and , years, ?: total. 63.
 The annual report of Chief Engineer Snagg shows that the department was called out l35 times during 1904. Tho total loss by fire was about $15.0o0. Of the whole number If calls 6l were by telephone. which shows that tbe phone cuts quite figure in the matter of fire protection, although the depart ment of safety never has shown a dis position to admit this when consider ing the question of telegraph alarm boxes.
 The funeral of Mrs Catherine Pagan took place this morning from the fam fly residence on Porter street with mass of requiem at St Patrick church and inierment in new St Joseph's cem etery. The bearers were Edward r. Bowling, Jeremiah r. Brosnan. Gar rett J. Savers, John h. Brosnan. Jerc- miah k. Bro~nan, John !. O'Sullivan. Floral tributes included pillow lettcrcd Wife" from Andrew Pagan, husband of the deceased; pillow. employees of the Highland division station; cross. Mr and Mrs William Lawlor; cross, Mr and Mrs James SayerS: basket Of roses, J. ]. Lallier; wreath. Mrs John Casey: sheaf Of wheat, Mrs l.. O Brien.
 Yesterday morning there was . re ception al the Convent of the lmmac ulatc Conception. Park street. Hart ford, a large number of the clergy of tho city assisting. The exercises he gan ai 9;30 and were participated hi by fifteen religious. Three members made their perpetual vows. six took Inc habit and six took their first VOWS. The Right Reverend Bishop Tierncy re'rived the vows and addressed the religious on the step. they were aiout to take. The bishop was assisted by th" Rev !. G. Murray and the Rev Father nupraz. Thn religious belong to the community of inc Sisters of St Joseph. whose mother house is in Chambcry. France. Sister MechtilIe. wh" was formerly Miss Mary Carthy of South Leonard street: Sister Con za-a. who iS a sister of John Kil- lUugh,y. ihc druggist: Sister Xavier. known in the worIi as Miss Wrcuti: Sister EHda. known iu ihr world ns Miss Nora Burns. au.l Miss Nellie. Noyiilan. all of Waterbury. wcr.. amon,. those who made the VOWS
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