Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-02
CITY NEWS

;, A son was born yesterday to Mir apd Airs Patrick Williams of 91 WoYeatt street.
 Special sheet music sale tomorrow. Concerts 3 to , and ' to 10 p. m., at the Fulton Music Co.'S store, opposite postoffice.
 A months mind mass will be cele- brated Thursday morning at 7:3O o'clock at St Francis Xayier's church for the late Miss Lucy V. Dee of Hope vile.
 The contested divorce suit of Bur- ton C. against Minnie Austin Smith. which was to have been heard to-day in the superior court. has gone over for re-assignment on account of the illness of one of the essential wit. nesses.
 The Queens Daughters will hold a meeting this evening in the basement of the Sacred Heart church. as it will be impossible to meet in St Patrick's hall because of the mission now being conducted in the Immaculate Concep- tion church.
 The guard rails on Liberty street, near the bridge that spans Mad river, need repairing. They were knocked out of place during the winter while snow was being dumped there and have not been replaced since. The place is dangerous now and should receive i'm mediate attention.
 The dentists tell us that the most important thing in keeping the teeth sound and white is to have them per fectly clean. People who use Lakes "Denti Pearl say it is the best cleans CT, the most all around satisfactory tooth powder in the market. Twenty five cents bottle.
 Hubert A. Reed has accepted a posi- ton as travelling salesman for Thomas F. McGrath, the cigar manufacturer, and has already begun his duties. Known so well throughout the state and one who can make friends and keep them. he should make of his new position a decided success,
 The men are beating the women in attendance at the mission at the Inn maculate Conception church. This morning at the , o'clock service the church was crowded to the doors and in order to accommodate all mass was celebrated in the chapel at St Patrick's hall. About 4,OOO women made the mission. but it looks now as if the men win do even better than thae One of the seasons most enjoyable whist parties was given by the La dies of the Maccabees, Eagle hive, No Ixon av,ly Sfr Hast evening. The success of theoaf- l fair is due to the enthusiastic work of the following young ladies: Enter tainment committee, Miss Katherine Denehy, chairman: assistants, Miss Julia Cunningham. Miss Josephine G. Colloty, Miss Katherine Sullivan, Miss Mary Farrell, Miss Sadie Mad den and Miss Ella Mccarthy. Recep- tiOn committee. Miss Margaret Brick ley. Mrs Elizabeth Mccarthy and Mrs Elizabeth Deiss. Prizes were won by the following: Gentleman's, elaborate white vest. by Thomas Can | ner: a white Mexican drawn center piece by Miss Mary Denehy; consola- tion prize by Miss Mary Farrell; booby prize by John Boss. l IHe dnnudl IdiT WHlcu IS ueiuS SN en by the parishioners of St Ann's parish at Eagles hall again last even- ing attracted large crowd. The af- | fair thus far has been very success full. The entertainment last evening was one of the main features during | the evening and all who attended were we'll satisfied with their visit The unfurling of the French Canadian flag which took place during the even | ing was one of the events which at. tracted much attention. For this evening a special entertainment has beeA provided and one which will be
 very interesting. It will include q
 flag drill and solos by some of the best local talent. The floor is fin fine condition and 1t Is a good opportunity to dance. The hobo" dance which is to he given on Friday evening is re. ceiving more than the usual amount of attention and the outlook now is that the hall will he crowded. Grand
 prizes are to he given to the parties
 who are made up the best. The affaiI
 will close on Sunday evening with a
 sacred concert which will be given al Poli's.