Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-18
CITY NEWS

Mrs Nora keefe of Bishop street is visiting friends in New York.
 A special meeting of Rose Hill Hose 1 Co is called for tomorrow evening at 7:3O o'clock.
 Charles Everitt has been elected manager of the Crosby High football i team for the season of 1905.
 The South End Social club will give an old time barn dance next Thursday evening at their rooms on South Main street.
 Miss Anna Bennett and Miss Flor once Glisic of Albany are the gusts of MT and Mrs Joseph F. Connor, 70 | East Farm street.
 On next Thursday evening Company E, First regiment, Hibernian Ries, will hold an annual muster, inspection and rlom at Eagles hall.
 Mack x Valentine, photographers, will open their new studio at 112 South Main street today. They prom l se to do first class work at reasona ble prices
 Rev Samuel Woodrow, pastor of the Hope Congregational church, Spring field Mass. will preach at the First | Congregational church in this city to- morrow.
 A mass of requiem will be celebrat- l ed at o'clock at the Immaculate Con- ception church on next Tuesday morn ing for the late Mrs John J. Howard of Walnut street.
 The Concordia Singing society and Turnverein Vorwarts will celebrate their reunion next Monday night at Concordia hall. The members and families of the united bodies will be sure to have good time, such as only the Germans can produce. Attorney Lynch today filed the will Of the late Frank Shields for probate. Testator was IS years of age and his estate consists of S1,00O cash. which he left to his people. The money came to him from his grandmother. He lived on Kingsbury street.
 Welcome meetings will be conduct ed Saturday and Sunday at the Saliva. tion Army hall, 415 South Main street, in honor of Captain Swift and Cadet Sawyer. who have just arrived from Meriden. and who succeed Captain Andrews In the command of the local | spiritual operations.
 A party of fifteen couples left here last night in bus sleigh for Morris park. where they put up at Hemin- ways and had supper which was fol lowed by dance. It was o'clock this morning when the merrymakers passed through Exchange place on the homeward trip.
 The insolvent estate of Charles A Sackett of this city will not pay any dividend. This was decided upon yes terday at a meeting of his creditors before Referee Newton. Of the many cases of this kind in Waterbury dur ing the past year there was only ont estate that paid dividend
 The sixth anniversary of the forma ton of the parish of Our Lady o Lourdes in this city will be celebrated in the basement church on South Mail street tomorrow. A solemn mass wil be celebrated at 10 o'clock in tn, morning. The celebrant will be tn, Rev Father Gregorio of New Haven who will also preach the sermon. Yes pers will be sung in the evening a 7:30 o'clock. A full orchestra will as sist the choir.
 N. L. Bishop of Norwich will talk t the young men at the mems meeting i the Y. NJ. c. \. building tomorrow al ternoon at f o'clock. Mir Bishop is tn superintendent of public schools i Norwich and for ten years was pres dent of the Norwich Young Men Christian association. He is also a active church worker and for man years has conducted a large adu Bible class in the Broadway Congregi tional church. MT Bishop will spea especially 10 the workers and youn Christians. He is man of exceller judgment and can give the young me much valuable advice. He is pc sonal friend of General Secretar Ross. It is hoped that many youn men may enjoy the privileges of tn service.
 At joint meeting of the workin, mems circle and the socialist branch, Of the city. held last evening. the con
 mittee of arrangements for synlp thetic mass meeting to he rendered il Russian workingmen at City hall : 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon. report, all arrangements perfected and anriC pate large attendance in view of u fact that John W. Brown will addre, the meeting. as he is one of the able speakers On the political and econom questions of to-day in the labor rank The subject of Mr Browns discourr will he. Why the WoTkingmen of 4 Countries Produce Wealth in Ri,
 Abundance and Receive in Return Mere Existence" Resolutions of syI , thy with the Russian revolutionis will he presented for adoption by il , meeting.
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