Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-05
CITY NEWS


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 A daughter, Olive, was born to-da, to Mr and Mrs Ernest W. Woodruff.
 There will be meeting of tn, Forum club at St Mary's this evening
 Mir and Mrs George H. Buckingham of Glen Ridge street observed the if tieth anniversary of their marriage yes terday.
 Waterbury aerie of Eagles will holt Its regular meeting this evening at l o'clock. After the meeting there w.ss be social session and smoker.
 Bishop Tierney announces that { collection for St Thomas's seminary will be taken up on the third Sunday of this month in all the churches of tht diocese.
 The Waterbury Military band vii give promenade this evening at Col umbus hall. Naugatuck The bant will give concert on the green iron s to S:30.
 The funeral of the late Adam Fabe. was held yesterday afternoon from Sl PauPs church, the Rev J. A. Stansfielt officiating. The interment was in ths WaterVille cemetery. The pallbearer; were Ferdiand and Robert Wolf, Will liam Moore, Charles Hutchins. Chris Laun, and James Gift.
 Edward McGrath, aged 40, the resi- dent of Mount Carmel who had one oi his legs cut off by a car Tuesday even ing at Mount Carmel, is getting along fairly well at the Waterbury hospital It seems that McGrath was lying near the track with one leg extending ovel it when ire car came rapidly along and ran over him.
 A general public reception for all persons who are interested in the Friendly league will be given tonight in the Friendly league entertainment hall. There will be opportunity to meet the president and the faculty foI the present year, also to visit the diff ferent departments and to see and hear all about the institution. The recep. ton is from s until 10 D. ID.
 The republican end of the board 0. public safety got such a shock Monday night when the election results were made known that its members were unable to get around to the meeting called for yesterday afternoon. But the democratic members were on deck all right and after waiting half an hour or more for their republican colleagues Commissioner Daly remarked to Com. missioner Moran: Guess we'd better get out, John Guess we might as we'll answered John, and they got.
 Now that election is over, people are resting up bit so as to be ready fo. the Waterbury Eagles fair which vii be held October Is to g next. the opening night being one week frorE next Monday. Cora CeciTs manager has agreed to publicly feed her six per. forming le0pards every night durin7 the fair. The ferOcious actions of the animals during this process is said td be quite thrilling attraction. Alico the Egyptian mind reader. has writer that he will surely be on hand witt his troupe of beautiful Egyptian girls
 The seventeenth anniversary given by the Fourth division. A. O. H.. took place last evening in the hall in POll's building on East Main street. The so clable was opened by a short spee,s. by MayOr-elect Thoms, after which q sh0ri concert program was delivered by Iallier's orchestra. The floor was ir fine condition. the music was excellen and the crowd was of such a nature that all present were in the best oi spirits and enjoyed the affair immense ly. Floor committee. James H. Pryor John Griffin. T. MeFadden. Thomas Walsh, NJ. Carroll. P. J. Mcdonald, J ShugTue: reception committee. P. J Mcdonald. E. Whitney. William Doc. ley. John FitZmaurice. John IT. Moran. John Ray, P. McFadden. John D. Carey. M. Carroll. Dr Farrell, Tacmas Bergin. Dennis Delaney.
 Agathe. wife Of Joseph vigeant. died very suddenly last night at her home on Sunnyside avenue. The deceased was fifty-f0ur. years og age and some time ago suffered from a paralrtic shock She had fully recovered and seemed yesterday Co be in apparently good health Last evening she felt rather tired and thought she would take a rest for a few moments before retiring for the night. One of the members of the family went % call her some time later and found tlEg- she was dead. She leaves a family of twelve children besides her husband. The children are all well known in the city. as was the deceased, who was respected and beloved by relatives and her many friends. The children COZ sIst of four daughters. Mrs J. [. Bari!. Mrs H. HirfUur. Mrs r. Adams ana Leah Vige8nt- There are eight ssuz. as follows. Napoleon. of Boston. Henry. of New Haven. and the follow ing ug this city: Octave. Adelar<. En- gene. GTreE1ire. Omer and Albert. The deceased was one Of fhe oldest French residents Of the city and had a h0st of warm friends who will be s8rry ta hear of her sudden demise. The fa- neral will Eae held Co St Ann-s chureh Saturiay morning.
 QuadrHpIe plate signifies four layers Of silver. There may he four thin layers 0r four thick layers. and hgw are y0u going to know whieh kind Fou are purchasinEE We answer. buy the kind we have been selling for twenty rears. Ne guarantee every pieoe- Neu styles of fruif bowls. dishes- Erulut trays. bread trays and tea sets. Here s your opportunity to zef reliable sll-
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