Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-09
CITY NEWS

The Ladies' auxiliary to the A. o. H. will hold a very important meeting this evening in K. of c. hall. Officers will be elected and other business of importance will be transacted. Every member is requested to be present.
 Patrick Griffin and Miss Bridget Feeley were married this morning at the Immaculate Conception church, the Rev Father Slocum officiating. The witnesses were Patrick McKenna and Miss Katherine Feely.
 Yesterday one of the horses of the Waterbury Ice corporation became balky on Bishop street and for some time cut all kinds of capers on the street. The driver finally relieved the animal of it's stubbOrnness.
 Thomas J. Green and Miss Mary A. O'Neill were married this morning al the Immaculate Conception church by the Rev Father Slocum. William r. Bowen was best man and Miss Kath erine O'Neill was maid of honor.
 The weekly social evening of tine Catholic Women's association will be held tonight All the members and especially the officers and directors are requested to be present as there is work to be done regarding the whist party to be given in City hall Thanks giving night.
 Tonight the fifteenth annual s0cia- ble and dance given by the, R. J. Cos. tello lodge of Railroad Trainmen takes place at Eagles hall. The events run off by this organization are always enjoyable, but the one this evening promises to surpass all others. Lal- Hers orchestra with eleven pieces win give q concert and furnish the music for dancing.
 The floral tributes at the funeral of Nicholas, the nine months old son of Mir and Mrs Timothy Lynch of II Pemberton street, yesterday after
 noon included pillow from his par ents: wreath, Mir and Mrs D. Lunch and Mir and Mrs P. Lynch; wreath, Katie Horan: cross, Thomas Brown: bouquets. Mary Brown. Katie and Thomas Brown. Patrick and Bernard Shea. Bridget Bowling, Hannah Illus sey. Sake X Floto.
 The dental commission began ycs terday examinations of candidates for licenses twenty-five applicants being tested as to their qualifications in C1- erative and prosthetic dentistry, d Putnam Phalanx hall. Hartford The examinations will be continued tO-dal and tomorrow at the capitol. those who passed in the practical work Of yesterday being eligible for the writ ten examinations. Two of the candi- dates are women.
 The promenade and dance given by the Hamilton Park Athletic club last evening at the Auditorium was attend cd by a fairly large crowd which en- jOyed dance program of eighteen numbers. Before dancing commenced. Lallier's orchestra gave a short con- cert. One of the features of the even. ing was q dance in the moonlight. The members of the organization worked hard for the success of the affair and will reap a handsome sum therefrom
 Mrs Bridget Mitchell. widow of the late Martin Mitchell. died at her resi- dence. 6I6 East Main street. at II o'clock last night after q brief illnesS. l She leaves six daughters. ATrs John Angeyine. Bridgeport: Mrs BarthOiO- new Sullivan. Hartford: Mrs Michael Donovan Mrs Terrence Hollywood.
 Mrs Margaret Egan and Miss Bridget Mitchell. of this city: and two sons. Patrick and James Mitchell of New York: also a sister. Mrs Elizabeth HemIock of this city. Mrs Mitchell i had resided in Waterbury for over haIf a century. most of which was spent in 1 the eastern section of the city. whcie she had a wide circle of friends. .ue ! funeral win be held to inc Sacred Heart church Saturday morning.
 NIayor-eIect William E. Th0ms C' ' Waterbury. as grand chancellor of the grand lodge Knights Of Pythfas. has appointed the following committee Judiciary and rules-Ipseph s. Stokes. . Meriden: II. Stanley Finch. Stamford: Greene Kendrick. West Haven Ap. | peals and grierance-GeoTEe z. Hull.
 Bristol. William N Curtis. New Ha- ven: Frank E. Mum. New Hartforl. { Finance and miieagp-Frank K White. Waterbury. Jesse IT. Weaver. Nauga- | tuck: Arthur Weir. Waterbury. Crt- deutiaIs and rppOrts-Wfiiiam T. . HartwrH. Bridgeport. Lafayette r. { Kinnav. Ipwptt City. William F. Axei- ! bv. WarervfIle. State of the order ' sherman M Bacon. Miidle5Own; ! Charles !. IanZnDlerzer- Th0mlast9n. . IaSaph CroSsler. Win<tesi- Printing . William r. ThoIns. Waterbury. H0r- ace Q. Case. Hartf0rl: Frank r. Ten ton. WnFmautic. FrateruaI eprre- ! sruniFaurp-Thomss x Pratt E0rk- vfIIes John R- Kemmervr- Harff0rli; . Geurre H 0.sluTn. N0rwiczL
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