Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-20
CITY NEWS

A daughter, Mary, has been born to MT and Mrs Schu of Philadelphia Mrs Schu was formerly Miss Nellie Coogan of this city.
 There will be an important meeting of the Concordias and Vorwaerts to- morrow afternoon at f o'clock in their hall, at which meeting the trustees of the combined societies will make their first quarterly report.
 Miss Julia Sweeney of 31 Dublin street accompanied by her mother, were among the passengers on board the Baltic which arrived in New York yesterday from Queenstown. They were met in New York by William Geigle of this city.
 The thirty-fifth annual Reunion of the Connecticut Masonic Veteran As sociation will be held at Bridgeport, on Thursday, June Doth. at 10.30 a. m. The date is one week later than heretofore, to accommodate the Bridgeport brethren.
 Miss Eileen Dunn, daughter of NIT and Mrs John T. Dunn of 39 Meadow street, who has been i'll at her home for the past three months, suffering with rheumatism fever, was to-day removed to Dr Skinner's private sanitarium at New Haven, for treatment.
 The funeral of Miss Florence Reich enbach, the seven-years' old daughter of MT and Mrs Edelbert Reichenbach of 325 Walnut street, will be held from the house Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. the Rev John F. Wagner of ficiating. The interment will be in Riverside cemetery.
 On next Tuesday evening Mulcahy council, K. of C., will tender recep- ton to the Daughters of Isabella and to the members of K. of c. of Water bury. The entertainment will start promptly at o'clock and the dancing at 9:3O. Music for the affair will be furnished by Browne's orchestra.
 The Young Quakers defeated the Savages this morning by the score of 5 to 4. The lineup was as follows: Louis Poetic, c; c. Malone, p; E. Lud- dy: 1b; l.. Stapleton, 2b: Buckwich, 3b; s. Collins. ss; s. Kenchen. If: F. Ryan, If: J. Collins. of. They would like to play the Lafayettes for ball. Any one desiring a game call on Manager G. Malone or Captain L. Suspicion.
 St Joseph's May festival attracted another large crowd last evening. It was emigrant night at the festival and there were costumes in evidence that had not been seen before in many years. The affair proved to be popular and attracted one of the largest crowds which the society has had any even ing. The festival will close this even ing with the drawing of prizes. This will in no way interfere with the dance program which has been arranged. The funeral of Mrs Mary Mellon took place this morning from her late home on Jackson street with a mass of re- quiem at St Patrick's church by Fath- CT Gleeson and interment in new St Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were William Lawlor, Timothy Corcoran, Timothy Conway, William McGrath, James Moran and John McAuliffe. The floral offerings included pillow mark ed mother from the family: bou- quets, Michael and James Mellon. grandchildren of the deceased; sheaf of wheat, Katherine Herbert; wreath, Mrs John Shell and family and piece from John Sake.
 MRS B. KEOUGH, 194 Baldwin street.-The big sale still continues. We feel deeply indebted to our many customers for the patronage which they have shown us during the past week, and will now endeavor to return due compensation. AS special favor to our many friends we will put on sale this evening the entire stock of S5.O0O worth of goods, including ladies' black mercerized skirts; children's, boys and ladies' shoes; one case of corsets; gentlemen's camel's hair and Jersey ribbed underwear: one lot of cotton and wool blankets: also two cases of outing flannel. This sale will continue until all the goods are dis posed of. which must be sold at one third of their value.
 The fourth annual session of the Star of Bethlehem Funeral Benefit associa- ton was held in Derby. May IS. The reports of the financial officers show the association to he in a fiourishing condition. The first death claim of this association for SlO0 of Mrs Mary L. Davis of New Haven lodge was or dered paid. Ii was voted to hold the next session In New Haven, November 9. 1g15. After the session the members and officers of this association were royalty entertained hy members of the Derby lodge. The following officers were elected: $. S. Reiss. Meriden lodge president: Margaret T. Beck. Bridge port lodge. vIce-president; Sylvester N. Miller. Bridgeport lodge. secretary: F. J. Fitzpatrick Bridgeport lodge. treas 1Irpr: Harry Felix. Meriden lodge. in. side sentinel: Catherine'Grady. Derby lodge. outside sentinel: Mrs s. <. Reiss Meriden lodge. chaplain: Henry Felix. Meriden lodge. director for one year, Edward l. Pagan. Derby lodge. direc' tor for two years: William H. I.arkln Meriden lodge. director for three years
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