Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-03
CITY NEWS

The Gaelic Literary society will hold an important meeting tomorrow night.
 The department of charities held it's regular monthly meeting this after noon.
 Maurice D. Brown, formerly of this city and now of Yonkers, is visiting here this week.
 Mrs o. A. Valentine has returned from New York, where she attended the graduation exercises at the New York Iniirmary hospital last Friday.
 The Daughters of Isabella will go down to Ansonia on the eos train to- morrow evening to participate in the ceremonies of the institution of Court Seville order of that city.
 Harry D. Platt of South Britain. aged 19 years. who cut his knee while repairing a dOuble-ripper about q month ago. was Saturday brought to the hospital in this city for treatment. Blood poisoning has set in.
 Attorney William F. Thomas is home again. Two weeks ago he was taken with the grip and he immediate ly started for Summerville. South Carolina. where he had all the germs of the disease boiled out of him.
 There will he eight short stories of Billy Brown in the Democrat com mencing Tuesday. His headquarters are with |. x. X Co and it will be his business to tell you about Ruff & Turf suits for boys wear. in these short stories.
 The United Gas Improvement Co has Il new scheme for coasters and they offer special prices Apr. to 1O Quick and efficient coasters. that evenly dis tribute the heat. making q light. crisp and evenly Drowned toast. Call and see them used on q gas range.
 The fire department was kept on the jump this afternoon answering calls to do battle with brush fires. none which amounted to anything. although one of the mtook the Leavenworth street boys clear out to Fox street on Town plot and in another instance No 2's gal loped out to the pumping station. Youngsters who make a business of starting fires in the lots are running hlg risks of getting into serious trou- blr.
 At meeting of local Hebrews in Ncigs block yesterday. Rev D. Mos lansky of New York delivered an ad- dress in the course of which he en- coIraged his people to take advantage of the opportunities open to them in Waterbury. The sum of S1.2m was raised for the building fund. which raises the amount now on hand to nearly, S10.gS with which the build their proposed new church on Kings bury street. which will cost over S2u.- EH,
 The funeral of Attorney F. X. Richmond took place this morning from the family reSidence on Cherry street. \ mass of requiem was celebrated at inc Sa- erel Heart churrh. The pail hearers were Sheriff W. ]. Rigney. James F. Lunny. Joseph Gallagher and Joseph Darling. The honorary bearers. all from the Waterbury Bar association. were F. R- Kelley. F. T.. 'iuilfDilc. Dennis | Slavin and l. N I.ynrh. The floral tributes included pillow inscribed Prank from tIie family: standing wreath markell '-Brotler." Mr and Mrs F. R. Moore garland of roses. Waterbury Bar as ~cciation: wreath Joseph and Nellie Hosey: open Bible Icttere,I There i, sweet rest in heaven empI"yCs oi department 2n. Waterbury CIock Co standing cross hearing the inScri,s tion -Y- M- C. L. A Catholic Liter ary association: wreath. NIT and Mrs John White: cross. Agnes Anna and Mary Bagley: bouquets. Mir and NIT Eugene Ho~ey- NIT and Mrs Kane Annie Ferguson. Mary Filth Wheat on The remains were taken to his native town New NIlfori- for burial in charge of Cn1er1aker Brown