Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-04

A months mind mass for the late J. J. McEvoy was celebrated at South ford yesterday at a. m.
 There will be months mind mass tomorrow morning at 7:3O o'clock at St Francis Xavier's church for the. late Dennis Flavin. IA
 Dr F. T. O'Connor has removed his office from 151 Bank street to 13l Bank street. opposite the Reid x Hughes dry goods store.
 An anniversary mass will be cele- brated Saturday morning at o'clock at the Immaculate Conception church for the late Mrs Ellen Duncan.
 Mrs c. w. Hartford died yesterday afternoon at her residence, 633 South Main street The funeral will be held Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Bos- ton papers please copy.
 Frederick Travis of Carmel street had quite an experience with trolley ear last night on the North Main street line. near City Mills He was knocked down and tossed some dis tance, but escaped without serious in juries. Robert Sullivan, son of Mir and Mrs John A. Sullivan of North Main street. was injured yesterday afternoon i. by having the contents of a bowl of hot starch spilled over, him. The child is just able to walk and pulled the stuff over on himself while his mother was engaged with something else. The burns are painful. but no serious re- suits are looked for.
 Judge Burpee believes his mission | to the selectmen of Watertown on be- half of the Connecticut Railway and | Lighting company for right of way | through Watertown has been success 1 full. The conditions offered the se- | lectmen are the same as have been offered the city of Waterbury. What l those conditions are will not be made known until the board of aldermen meet next Monday night. -n s4...
 The Consolidated road has offered to pay the funeral expenses of John Nor ris. the gateman, who lost his life i'll saving n unknown woman at Hart ford The amount is S2OS and the company has notified Mrs Morris that a check has been drawn for her to call for. The company will also give en- ployment to her young son as soon as a place is found, providing he is will ing to enter the service. .-. '.>
 An old bed slowed away in the attic of a house on North Elm street, owned by Jacob Israel. started to burn yes terday afternoon. The firemen visited | nd vi the use of chemicals. The alarm came in while the board of finance was meeting. but the mayor nor none of the commissioners could tell where the fire was. The bell struck two and then stopped. prompting some one to remark, Gross wire" The damage was slight.
 Company A, First battalion. Hi bernian Knights. was formally organ ized in Hibernian hall last night when the following officers were IT. stalled: Captain. J. F. Calvin. first lieutenant. F. Barry: second lieuuen ant, J. J. Connell:. clerk, John Dona- hue: treasurer. David Carroll. Thls is the first company of the Hibernian Knights organized in Connecticut, but the organization is strong in other places. Already tbirty-four members have been secured and the full compile ment of men will be enrolled in q short time. The uniform. made of dark green material with gold facing is very neat and not too expensive Any member of the order in good standing. who comes up to certain physical requirements. is eligible tc membership. The company has been organized under the auspices of th' Second division. A. Q. H., and so fal only members of that division have been admitted to the ranks. but it i' expected that members of the other di visions will apply and be admitted be fore the roster is full.
 Hop picking parties is the latest fad. of course the hops are not pick ed in this locality. for the only hop 10 be had here are those given by cer tain organizations. To Rochester. x r.. the parties 20 to pick the hops Yesterday morning a party of dozeI young men left for that place. The. expect to be away for two months Q ' more. and as most of them were ou of work in consequence of the sho they were employed in being close for vacation. they decided to see bi of the country and earn few dollar meanwhile. Pay Is good in the hOl fields The work is very healthy. heim; all out of doors. and the fun to be ha' at it Is in ones own hands to make.
 A certain crowd of fellows wlo ar away spending their vacation amoni the hills and lakes os this state mus
 have been very hard up for writin material when they substituted for postal card an old wornOut collar an, sent it through the mail as first clas
 matter This vouIsi-be postal Wa sent to an organization iu town q which they belong. The postal clerk ] 10 doubt like q good joke. but seems strange that some of the differ .ut things that have been cOmin; through the mail for the last weel were allowed to reach their destins ti0n. It Is a wonder that the carrie an that route is not complaining of th heavy load he has to carry until b reaches this organizations headgrIaF . terS. The worst of it is they try | <-nsf everything through on q one cent stamp. hut when they get hom they may find more than theit due . charged up on the records
 Buy diamonds by daylight Whei selecting a diamond an sxaminatioi SIpssN le made by daylight \ ston sem hy artificial light often deceive the ere Our precious stones will stan. the closest inspection and any tes given them At the same time VI would like yoH to book over cur nev Ire of dainty feStpoa neeklaceS an