Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-13
CITY NEWS

| Waterbury Hebrew school. 1 The funeral of Mrs Annie ReisS took 1 place yesterday from her late home on | North street with iflterment ill Brass City cemetery.
 There will be a months mind mass for the late Mrs Catherine Walsh at 30 o'clock tomorrow morning at St 1 Patrick's church.
 An anniversary high mass will he celebrated on "Wednesday morning at I o'clock at the church of the 1mmac- ulate Conception for the repoSe of the soul of the late Mrs Mary Phelan of 5S Mill street
 An inspecting officer from the regu- lar army will put the local companies of the state militia through the tacucs and inspection next Monday evening. Every particle of accoutrement will be rigidly inspected.
 Miss Mary Coyle, teacher in the Webster school, is on the sick list, an1 has been for some time. At the meet ing of the board of education this even ing she will apply for leave of ab- Sence for an indefinite period.
 The American Telephone and Tele- graph Co have completed their work in this vicinity and moved northsaru. The company is making connections between New York and Boston. All the work through towns south of Wa terbury is finished.
 McGivney court. Daughters of lsa. bella. will be formally instituted ih the K of C. hall tomorrow night. where all the new members will be in- itiatrd under the direction of District Deputy Neary of Naugatuck. assisted by other prominent members of the order.
 The regular monthly meeting of the Queens Daughters will be held ill St Patrick'S hall tomorrow evening at $ o'clock sharp. The secretary will be in the hall at 7:30 o'clock to receive re- turns for the whist which was held last Monday evening. Business of im- portancc is to be transacted and ey- cry member who can attend is request | ed to do SO
 Mrs Janet Gilbert, wife of. the late | Joseph Gilbert. died yesterday after noon at her home on Clay street. The | deceased was born in Poland sixty seven years ago. hut had resided in | this country since she was a young | girl. The funeral took place this af- ternoon at ? o'clock with service at the house and interment in MelchiZe- deck cemetery.
 At the annual dinner of the Friend ly Sons of St Patrick to be held in 1 New Haven Friday evening. the occa sion of St Patrick's day. Waterbury will be well represented. Principal James F.. Madigan of the Webster school, Attorney Thomas F. Lawlor | Health Officer Thomas J. kilmartin and a number of others will attend John I. Splain. treasurer for Poli's theaters, will be among the first speak CTS.
 The funeral of Mrs Margaret Kelly took place this morning from the fam fly residence on Stone street yester day afternoon with service at St Fran cis Navier's church by Father Elem ing and interment in St Joseph's cem ctery. The bearers were John Bevans Patrick Ryan. Matthew Shannahan
 John Mccarthy. Cornelius Meara ant Roger Meara. The floral tributes in
 cluded pillow from the family "Gates Ajar". employees of Foreman
 Stanley's room at the Scovill ManIl
 featuring Co: basket of roses. Mar
 garet McGovcrn and Lizzie Shechan
 basket of roses. Mir and Mrs Franl
 Wilson and Joseph Daly: wreath an,
 lilies. William Daily: bouquets. Mir
 William Green. Ella Meara an,
 Thomas Fenton.
 The funeral of Mrs Margaret Lyme
 took place this morning from the res
 dence of her parents. MT and Mrs Pai
 rick Ready oh Baldwin street. with
 mass of requiem at St Francis Xayier'
 church by Father Fleming and intel ment in new St Joseph's cemetery The bearers were Thomas Murph, . Charles I.achance. Edward Conro, Charles Monahan. Patrick Roach an William Lynch. The floral tributes iI cludrd T pillow from the family: stan,
 ing cross. Mrs pallywater and neighborr
 cross and anchor. Joseph and>C Charlr Pelleticr: wreath. the Misses Bridge and Mary Culhane: wreath. departmeT
 2l. Waterbury Clock Co: cross, .io' , cphine Hcnnessey. Josephine FitZge
 ald. Elizabeth t;orman. Alice Munsol
 Katie nouthner. Lillie and Mary I.ah ] Mr ZprSier: bouquets. Miss Dullingc
 the Misses Donrous. Minnie and Lizzi Kelly. Thomas Fenion. Mrs T. FitZgcl
 ald. Anna and May Bray. W. H. ,ii
 ard. !. F.. CaSS-
 The Tp<on Icwelry Co are the nd '->t opticians tn town. They iit huT
 ,Irs-is Of ptpplr with glasses each veal
 The year Of l.Hii was tlIe biggest evei
 .,m win all this unless they gave >at
 iSfartion: People from towns !
 miles away are steady customers u l tli< firm