Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-21
CITY,NEWs

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 A months mind requiem mass will be celebrated at St Patrick's church "Wednesday morning at 7:30 o'clock for the repose of the soul of the late James Donovan. ts~tsr~ ri ras. -
 A mouths mind mass of requiem will be celebrated at 7:30 o'clock to- morrow morning at St Francis Kay ier's church for the late Mrs Matthew Shea of Hickory street.
 Sheridan council. K. of C.. meets this evening at 7:45. After conferring the first degree on four candidates re- membrance of their deceased members will be the order of the day. All mem bers are specially requested to attend.
 All the committees in charge of the big card party under the auspices of St Patrick's parish are requested to meet at the parish hall tonight at s ous committees is expected to be pres ent. aHr --z gzsag
 Louis Friedland, a clerk at Frank. the shoe mans store on Bank street, while at work Saturday, fell off q step ladder and wrenched his ankle. He was attended by Dr Benedict and will not be able to attend to his duties for few days.
 The supreme court has decided against Eugene l.. Jacques in the suit for a permanent injunction brought against him some time ago for using the word Belfast" on his bottles of ginger ale. The plaintiffs were Can trell x Cochrane, manufacturers of the famous Irish beverage, Belfast gin= ger ale. s57t0iotSs }' 3l&s
 Frank Reynolds, aged 2S years, died last night at his home, 74S West Main street. Besides his wife and two children he leaves his father at Pine Plains. N. Y.. two sisters. who reside in Bagnall, N. r., and brother in Copeck. N. Y. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The burial will be in River side cemetery.
 The first annual dance given by the Edgewood Athletic club will be held ill the school hall in Simonsville on Thursday evening. Although this is Aht u1St ffl members are well versed ill the enter taining line and promise to make it interesting for all who attend. The hall Is one of the best in the city and will accommodate large crowd. Lal- Hers orchestra will furnish the music.
 The Rev Dr J. E. Price, head of St Luke's guild, New York, spoke to a few persons in the city court room last night regarding the matter of raising funds to open free clinic for the treatment of inebriates in this city. The following were appointed as a committee with power to act: Senator Cornelius Tracy, k. k. Stan nard, the Rev k. D. Walters, the Rev H. Dewitt Williams and the Rev R. W. Miller. It is understood that the clinic will be at St Johns parish house.
 Last night notice of two suits were served upon City Clerk Nettleton: one for Charles $. Shanley, who claims to have been injured by falling on a slippery walk ill front of 242 South Main street: and the other for William Hawes. whose horse got tangled up at the corner of Field and Grand street. and in addition to injuring itself, smashed the harness and injured the driver. 1t is alleged that the street at that point was unsafe and that proper precautions were not taken to warn people of the condition that ex- isted there. Attorney Guilfoile is counsel for both plaintiffs.
 At a meeting of Court VigiIant last night the nerlbers celebrated their twelfth anniversary. The degree te4m nf Court Champ!ain wn.1ed the third d. {. ee on Sevs.:l candidates and after the meeting the following program WITS rendered: Songs ny John Riley. John McNulty. Emil Dale. William Clasby of Court Rose Hill anl Joseph Williams: funny stories by John Keat- ing and Bernard Henry. Refreshments were served and an enjoyable time was held. The following committee conducted the affair: Chairman Emil Dale, John Releigh, John Riley. Mar tin Tierney. Robert DOugherty, Murty Calvin. George Burns presided at the piano and Joseph Galipeau's and Jos eph TremOnt's orchestras rendered several selections.
 The funeral of Mrs Mary Coleman took place this morning from her late home on North Main street to the I'm maculate Conception church. where mass of requiem was celebrated by the Rev Father Brennan. The bear CTS were William Sutton. Francis Han non. Charles DrlIfua. Louis Green. Patrick Kennedy and Charles Agnew. The floral tributes included a pillow marked Wife" from the husband of the deceased: pillow lettered Nam ma" Mamie. Lucy. Joseph and W.T. liam Scadden. children of the de ceased: gates ajar and standing an- chor. employees of the Waterbury Man ufaeturing Co: bouquets. Patrick 1Ic- Claskey. Mr and Mrs F. Buck. en- pIoyes of the Waterbury Rubber Tire Co. Mir and Mrs John P. Mccoy. Mrs David Henderson. F. ]. Warner. MT and Mrs 4. L. Welton. Mr and Mrs C. WeIfOn. Mr and Mrs Patrick Kennedy. and A Friend The burial was in St Iosepll's cemetery.
 Thanksgiving will soon he here and have Y0u provided the festive board with sufficient table siIverf SuarSsI