Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-04
CITY NEWS

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 Josephine, aged 31, wife of John ioksziene, of 3l James street, died this morning at 12:15 o'clock. The funeral will take place Friday morn i ing.
 1 An anniversary solemn high mass will be celebrated tomorrow morning at S:3O o'clock at the Immaculate Con reption church for the repose of the soll of the late Rev Martin T. Law | Tor
 An overheated furnace in the store at the corner of West Main street and 1 the Watertown road started a blaze about 9 o'clock last night and the de partment was called out The dam age amounted to about S2OO. | The installation of officers of Bar cclona council, k. of C., which was to have taken place last evening. was de ferred. District Deputy John M. llearn was present. but the installa- ton had to be postponed until the first i Tuesday in February on account or the severity of the storm.
 
 List of letters remaining unclaimed in the postofficc: Victor Anderson, Miss Majoric Bronson, Miss Mary Beard. Eugene Cadigan, William Dill lon, Mrs Erastus kilbourn. Charles E. kilduff, George B. Laughlin, Mrs l.. r. Moore. George McDonald, Miss Al phonsive Roy. Jaime Watkins.
 Nosahogan lodge, I. Q. o. F., in stalled its new officers last night. Dur ing the evening retiring Noble Grand W. l. Larkin was presented with a handsome watch chain mounted with the emblem of the order. D. NJ. Davis made the presentation speech to which Mir Larkin suitably responded.
 D. A. Streetcr. who for many years was an employe and superintendent of the water department, has under consideration business proposition in a nearby town and has sold his place on North street to James H. Sncastcr, the Brooklyn photographer, who has made the purchase for home. The sale was made through the agency of John $. Neagle, 1OS Bank street
 If you have a boy or years old that needs good storm or play reofer L. s. X Co have q few left of those sizes that sold from S2.5O up in price 10 close out at S1.19.
 Bids for making section of mac adam road on the Middlebury road were opened and read. Edward Me Manus would do the work with trap rock for S3.2O per lineal foot and S3 if local stone be used Frank Pidg. cons proposals for four different kinds of material ranged from S3.70 to S2.S0. It was decided to defer ac- tion on the bids until the next meet ing
 The Ivy whist club met fast evening at the home of Miss Annie Kieley. Among those present were Mr Bryan of New York and MT Condon of Bridgeport. Miss Molie Noonan won the first prize and the consolation prize was captured by Frank Mcfarland. Vocal and instrumental solos were ren- dered by Dr !. J. Mcdonald and Will liam Herr. also by the Misses Kelley and Noonan. All spent d very eniOya- ble evening.
 Mrs Keough. l9i Baldwin street. January sale. special clearing out sale beginning this evening at 6 o'clock Heavy double blankets. were S2OO. sale price $l65: comfortables. were S2.." sale price Sl.6a; heavy domet tianrel in pretty stripes, was Sc, sale fn I. IaI l,,, derwear, corset covers from Sc to 9sc: ladies' night gowns, 39c to S2.2J; la dies white skirts from JOc to So22.. ladies' drawers with deep ruflic, trim med with lace, 21c: ladies' flannelette house dresses. were 9Sc, sale price 50c in sizes 32 to 36: ladies' flannsietre house dresses, were Sl.U0, sale price Ijc.
 A private social was held Saturday evening by the members of the Co lumbia A. (. at their rooms. l1i Mill street. A fine entertainment was given. Those who participated in the evening entertainment were as fol- lows: Buck and wing dances by NJ. McNally. William Mccarthy and Charles Connor. also q duet was sung by the Connor brothers. Way Down East" was sung by William tonnor in 2 creditable manner. The feature of the evening was Indian club swinging by John O'Rourke which was heartily applauded. Good Night. Beloved. Good Night" was sung by Patrick Brick. During the entertainment refreshments were served. The party dispersed at q late hour.
 Ask the statesmen in CPson. Single ion X Cos how you can get the Amcri- ran Boy magazine for six months free.
 A reception was given last night i. Leavenworth hall in honor of Miss and Mrs I. IT. Hart. and Miss Edith Camp, daughter of Mir and Mrs W. II. Camp. The out of town guests were NIT and Mrs X. N. Butler of Meriden. NIT and Mrs X. C. Futile. Carlisle. E. Futile. Nr and Mrs Howard Tuttle Mir and Mrs ]. IT Whittemorc. Miss Whittemore and Harris Whitiemore. all of NauCaturk. George F.. Leonard of New York. Henry Gricgs of Mid dlebnry. Frank smith Of Union City. Miss Elsie Mediug of Paterson. N. |. Miss Jcanetic Kelly of Germantown. fa. and Miss Ann, Decker Orr of Pittsburg, Pa- Berman X Hatch'S or chestra of Hartforl furnished mu>i,. and Mar-Si of New Haven ,lid the ca ierins- Miss Camp and Miss Hart. the two young ladies just usherei into society. with their parruls and th. following made up the receiving par