Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-17

to Mrs Leo c. Herr i There will be an important meeting of Company E, Hibernian Rifles, al 1O:30 o'clock tomorrow morning. Barcelona Council K. of C. will hold l memorial services tomorrow evening for their late brother, John Kelly. Ser | vices will commence at s o'clock and all friends are invited to attend. Next Friday will be big day in Wa terbury. All the New Haven county | members of the general assembly will be here as the guests of Senator Peck. The program includes dinner 1 at The Elton at o'clock in the after noon.
 The Second Division A. O. H.. acting under a clause in the rules of the order has organized a body of Hibernian Knights. A uniformed society com posed of members of the A. o. H. Al ready thirty eight names have been secured.
 Mrs James Mulligan died at 10 o'clock this morning at her home 19 Charles street. She leaves two chill dren, John and Mary Mannan: also a brother and two sisters, Michael ODay, Limerick, Ireland; Mrs Anne Lynch of this city. and Mrs Beldon P. Cromwell of Pleasant' Valley. Duchess County, N. '. IQ .eYoae rs- s.l ly
 Selectman Lewis of Southington was called to Wolcott mountain Thursday night to care for a man represented to be dying. The man proved to be John Maritime, who with wife and four children live in the Barnes peach or chard near the WOlcott- Prospect line. The sick man was taken to the Wa terbury hospital for treatment.
 The city will give its employees an op- portunity to celebrate the Fourth of July this year in better shape than last season when they forgot to pay off and as result there was trouble all around. This time they will pay on the Satur- day preceding the Fourth. that is the employees will get their money, but no other accounts will be paid on that day.
 St Joseph's T. A. society and num- Der of their friends made up quite a crowd at the Dublin street station this morning, from where they left for Middletown to take part in the state parade of the Total Abstinence union of Connecticut. If all the societies made as creditable showing at Mid dletown as they did here year ago it will give the temperance cause big boom in that town.
 The popular low, shoes add comfort as well as style to the wearer But you must have the half hose to go With them. Either black with lace effect | or drop stitch with bit of color or | tan and silver grey. Cpson, Singleton X Co have put three hundred pair of | odd lots but all sizes and expensive kinds up to 90 cents, on their show case this week; 19 cents or 3 pair for 50 cents. They are a bargain.
 The funeral of Frank A. Woods took place this morning from his late home on Livery street with mass of re- i quem at St Patrick's church by Father Gleeson and interment in St Joseph s cemetery. The bearers were William Boucher, Frank Boucher, Edward Casey and Henry Hallock. The floral tributes included basket of roses from MT and Mrs James Worthley and | family: cross, Mir and Mrs Hallock, | bouquets. Annie Mclaughlin. Mir and | Mrs A. J. Coouey, Mfr and Mrs Fred. erick Davis and Mrs James Claffey. First Assistant Harry Morrison of the Waterbury Clock company's fire brigade was the recipient last evening of beautiful parlor clock. subscribed | for by the other members of the brig ade and given to him to show their ap' preciation of his worth. and 10 carry to his future home in Newark, N. J.. where he is going to a new situation, | as an evidence of their friendship | Chief Oedell of the brigade presented ! the clock and said a whole lot of nicc | things that made Mir Morrison blush and look as though he wished he was 1 in Newark. N. l., but he recovered ] from his surprise and expressed his gratitude and regrets, and ended by inviting them all to visit him any time they were so far from home.
 The Student. the class book of the Crosby high school. was distributed to day. On the title page of the pam phlet. which contains about sixty-fOur pages, is the class motto. "IntergItas vitam nobintat." as well as the names of the board of editors and business managers, the former being Ruth Chapman. Lily Monahan. Charles Mon zani. Joseph Peck and Joseph Wolff The business end of the work was looked after by Edward Mcdonald oscar Stabl and William Boreharit The picture of Principal Stephen w WiIby occupies prominent place in the first pages Of the book. 1t also contains pictures of the high school, the graduating class and it's officers. also the names of those who will grad uate. as well as number of essays. poems and other things that are of in- tereSt to all who take an interest in the school. and of especial interest tO the class of ninety-iive.
 Wedding gifts of silverware This we wish 10 impress upon y0u-the wonderful variety of large stock. the quality and workmanship in every piece and extremely reasonable prices. The mere fact that we show a greater variety of siIverware than any ether house in Waterbury should bring you L.