Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-28
CITY NEWS

visiting his brother, Dr 0'Connor, of this city.
 This evening the Patriotic Order of Americans will give an entertainment in Red Mems hall.
 The first real sign of the winter ap- peared to-day when about o'clock snow began to fall.
 4 son, Horace A.. was born yester- day to MT and Mrs Archibald Patter- son of 94 Cherry street.
 Mrs Margaret J. Casey has been ap- pointed administratrix on the estate of her husband, John T. Casey.
 The prophets say we will have snow for Thanksgiving. It looks like it, but it would be just as well to wait until we see some of the white flakes com ing down before being too sure about it.
 The funeral of John Howard will be held from the family residence to St Francis Xavier's church tomorrow morning at $50 o'clock The inter- ment will be in new St Joseph's ceme- tery.
 Two turkeys were given away yes terday at Duesler Bros market, 21 Phoenix avenue. Fred Winton of 76 Phoenix avenue got a 121s pounder and Julia Kane of 131 South Elm st was given 22 pounder
 As Xmas approaches mothers are getting all the U. $. X Co tickets they can. It means selection from tho choicest line of toys, games, etc, in the city. One ticket gives you the choice of any article in this depart ment.
 The committee that had in charge the card party under the auspices of the ladies of St Patrick's parish will hold meeting this evening ill St Pat rick's parish hall. All those having tickets are requested to be at the meet Ing and make returns for same.
 The railroad commissioners will give hearing on Tuesday of next week at II a. III. at the capitol on the peti- tion of the Naugatuck. New England, and New York, New Haven & Hart ford railroads for the amending os previous finding and order. so as to allow the diseontinuance of part of Field, street..
 l K. of C. hall last evening there were about 25O people present at the whist party given by the St Ann so- ciety for Sc benefit of the church. After the whist was finished Father Senesac made brief address. Dan cling was enjoyed. Mrs Paul Galipeau. Mrs S. Norman and Mrs Collins had charge of the event.
 The Business Mems association has been getting after dealers who are supposed to be staying here for the holidays only. Several new stores have been opened of late and the officers of the association have compelled the of them to take out a license as a guarantee that they intended to remain in this city after the holidays.
 The funeral of Patrick Pendy took place this morning from his late home on Baldwin street with mass of re- quiem at St Francis Xavier church and interment in St Joseph's ceme- tery. The bearers were Patrick MoIi- arty John Carmody, from the Holy Name society of St Francis Xavier parish; Michael, Casey. Daniel shan nahan and Patrick Cosgrove.
 The advanced class at Miss Reeds school of dancing 43 East Main street, which meets Monday evenings, be- comes more popular each week. The Columbia orchestra of four pieces music for dancing last even- Ing and was highly appreciated by the pupils. The same orchestra will fur lish the music for the novelty dance | ,o be giyen-by the advanced class Monday evening. December 11th for 'ormer pupils and friends.