Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-29
MEETINGS TONIGHT:
  Friendly league, penny proyident bank, 3:3O to 4:30.
 MEETINGS TO French Canadian band.
CITY NEWS


 ton was the guest yesterday of Attor- ney Abner P. Hayes.
 The funeral of Mrs John Walsh of Ayers street will take place to-mor- TOW at 12:30 o'clock with services at the Immaculate Conception church.
 There will be months mind mass for the late James H. Gerity of Gil bert street Monday morning at the Immaculate Conception church at : o'clock
 There will be an anniversary high mass at the Immaculate Conception church Monday morning at o'clock for the repose of the soul of the late Michael Keefe of Martin street.
 Mir and Mrs Jeremiah McCrone of Stafford Springs are touring the state on their honeymoon, and yesterday they stopped off here to see an old friend, John Millerick of Bishop Street.
 The cards in r. s. & Co.'S South Main street window telling about those odd coats and vests, also odd sizes in suits, will be taken out Mon day. Better. get in tonight and see if your size is there: they are certain ly great value for S5.
 James Sherlock and Thomas Kirk were found by Officer J. Walsh this morning sleeping in a doorway in Grand street. In the city court this morning they were charged with in- toxication and vagrancy and were each given sixty days in jail.
 Miss Louise Grelle of Linden street and Lorenzo l.. Williams of Maple street were married Thursday morn ing at the rectory of the Immaculate Conception church by the Rev Father Slocum. Miss Clara Grelle. the brides sister and Forest Richmond were the best couple. Mir and Mrs Williams left for wedding tour.
 The women's mission at the I'm macuIate Conception church will close tomorrow afternoon with service fol married women at o'clock and fol single women at 4, but women who find it convenient may attend either service. The mems mission will opeI at 7:3O in the evening. A mission fol children will be conducted on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday, commencing at o'clock each morning.
 Father SlOcum will be the principal speaker at the dedication of the Sol diers' monument in Winsted, presented to the town by the Hon c. H. Pine of AnsOnia, on Memorial day. Father Slocum is native of Winsted and vii not have to look up history to tell the part his townsmen played in the civi war. Some of us have learned great deal about Winsted men from Father Slocum's utterances in this city, for iI almost all his speeches on public Occa sions he rarely forgot to tell some anec dote of the heroism of his townSmen. Miss Nellie Noonan, for the past four years stenographer in the city clerks office. has resigned the posi- ton and will take vacation fol some. time Miss Noonan acted under NJ. J. Ryan and was retained by George H. Nettleton. She is very competent stenographer and type writer and her uniform courtesy wOl her the respect and esteem of al who came in contact with her durin: her long service in the city hall. Th' ! vacancy 'n tiiiefl hv Miss Ellei Fitzpatrcl. formerly stenographer il the office of Attorney II. R. Durant.
 The second annual HebdOmad fo the benefit of St Michaers church il Waterville opens this evening in tn, Knights of Pythias hall. There vii be drum corps and dancing and stag attractions for this evening whicl cannot fail to -'1""ct a large attend ance. The arrangements provide fo better entertainment in every re spect than was given last year. an, though that was greatly successful Ii every respect. this year it will b more so. Monday evening there vii be a dance of nations by the Ladies auxiliary of the A. Q. IT.. and SC ries of similarly attractive feature have been arranged for the rest of tn week.
 Judge Samuel l.. Bronson of Ney Haven. whom Miss Susan Bronson o this city has sued for S1.20O.OOO, ha refused to file his answer to the con plaint. despite efforts on the part O Miss Bronson's counsel. Attorne George D. WatrOus. Mir Watrous striving for an early trial of the cas and yesterday in the superior court l New Haven he argued n motion for a answer. Judge Case asked if ther was any objection to the motion an Judge Stoddard. counsel for the q, fendant said there was. that the m, ton was uncalle,l for. The motion Wa accordingly dismissed. The defendan has thirty days in which to file his ar swer.
 The funeral of Thomas Dowlin took place yesterday afternoon froI the residence of his parents. Mr an, Mrs John Bowling. on Dikema street. with service at the house b Father Broderick of the lmmaculat Conception church and intermcnt i new St Jnseph's cemetery. .ne bcai CTS. all classmates of the deceased q the Crosby High school, were Josep Guilfoile. Edward Fitzpatrick. M chael McDermott. Charles MonZan John Nelson and Walter Kenyon. Th floral tributes included an ancho marked Brother" from the brother and sisters of the deceased: standin cross. class of 1:ss3. Crosby Hig school: cross. Katie Brown and Al nie Reapion: wreath. St Aloysius Ss ciety: wreath. Thomas Brown: boI quets. St Mary's alumni: bouquet, Thomas Cream. IT. F. Granger. Mir l.. r. Whiteman. Mrs Finnegan. Wi fred F. Schlcrel: 1si carnations. NIT Henry.
 You may think that your oh jewe " is beyond repairing and putin into seTviceable condition. but we ca