Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-19
CITY NEWS


 Out next Thursday-Hellmann's Book. K
 Hear Arthur Deagon sing "Lil,, Love You'' in Peggy From Paris. Arbutus camp, No 8, U. o. w., will hold meeting tomorrow night. Mrs Kleeber has just received new. vibrassage machine the only one of its kind in the city.
 There will be special meeting of Court Fruitful Vine, F. of A., in For esters' reading room this evening at s o'clock.
 The members of the Nassau Social club will give their fifth annual dance and promenade at Eagles hall on Thursday evening, April 27.
 M. Rosenbaum was arrested to-day for dealing i'll junk without having a license to do so. Detective Keegan has had his eye upon him for some time and to-day caught him in the act.
 Fulton Music Co.'S grand opening this afternoon and evening. Special 10 cent sale of all the late songs and instrumental hits. Souvenir music and orchestral concerts. Opposite new postoff1ce.
 At meeting of the James Meagher monument committee held last night in Hibernian hall, officers were chosen as follows: President, Timothy F.. Luddy; secretary, John Claffey; treas- urer, John H. Moran.
 The funeral of John Shanley will be held tomorrow morning at 9:3O o'clock from the residence of A. w. Divis, A Kingsbury street, with services at the Immaculate Conception church and in- terment in Calvary cemetery.
 The usual weekly allowances given out by the department of charities will be disposed of tomorrow instead of on Friday. People. who are accus- toned to call at the office Fridays for this purpose should take notice and go tomorrow.
 The, case of E. A. Lewis against D.. Preston Atwood, the prosecutor of de- linquent administrators, was to have been heard in the district court to-day. Counsel engaged in the case had busi- ness in the supreme court in Bridge. port and this caused 1t to go over. Mir Lewis sues on note.
 On Saturday evening, April 20. the second annual Hebdomad of St Mich- ael's church will open up at Pythian hall, Waterville. Great interest is being taken in the event this year and parties are already being made up to attend on different evenings. The af- fair will run for seven evenings. F! Arrangements have been completed for the. third annual promenade and dance which Is to be given in Leaven- worth hall on next Tuesday evening by the employees of the American Mills Co. Extensive preparations have been made for the event this year, and the employees are making a great effort to have it outdo all former dances.
 Have you seen the famous Book goat? It is announcing the coming out of Hellmann's Book next Thursday.
 The funeral of Mrs Annie Scanlsn will be held from her late home on Mill street tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O o'clock. This being Holy week. 1t was not convenient to have requiem mass at the church. but service will be conducted at the house by Father GleesOn. The deceased leaves one daughter. Mrs Edward McNahon, two sisters, Mrs John Flaherty and Mrs James Brown and two grandchlldxn .. Mary and Timothy McMahon. Alderman Blakeslee was before the board of public works last night and said he'was ready to commence sprink. ling. but the superintendent of water didn't think 1t advisable to open the hydrants yet on account of the frost. He cannot go ahead until he gets wa. ter and he does not like to have the papers aiming missles at him. The mayor told him not to take what the papers aiming missiles at him. The cided to open the hydrants on windy days anyway. so that people would not have to swallow too much dirt. At a. meeting of Sheridan council. K. of C.. last night. the resolution in reference to the approriation of a | fund for the erection of suitable monument to the memory if the late Rev NJ. ]. McGivney. founder of the order, which will he introduced at the state convention. was passed unani- mously and turned over to Grand Knight Wolff with instructions to forward it to the state secretary. A committee consisting of D. H. Tier ney, P. H. Garrity and James A. Hynes was appointed to act with rep | resentatives of the other councils on | the monument committee.
 I Knights of Columbus ball is but q few days oR now and nearly all ar rangements have been completed foi the elaborate affair. Those who have not as yet secured their tickets should secure them at once and not wait until ! the last minute Tickets can he ob tained from any of the members. Wort on the decorations at the hall win bt started In a day or two and then every thing will be in readiness. The music i for the concert. which will he fur nished by Browne's Philharmonic or chestra. will consist of: March. "Dowr the Field Freidman: overture. .swfl liam Tell" Rosxini: Japanese dance '.1n q Tea House" Browne: ..Irisf Rhapsody wiegand.
 Thomas J. Mcdonald. aged 21 years son of Thomas T. Mcdonald. former ly well known Waterbury hotel man died yesterday at his home 3S Hfl
 street. Besides his parents he leave. four sisters. Winifred. Annie. Katherins
 and Lucy. and one brother. Gerald
 The deceased was an employe of ths
 Waterbury Mfg Co and was well likes
 by his shopmates. He enjoyed good
 health until ome time ago when hS