Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-23
CITY NEWS

\ son was born yesterday to Mir and Mrs Henry C. Frey of 21O Baldwin street.
 The regular meeting of the Ladies auxiliary. \. o. H.. will he held at s o'clock tonight in k. of C. hall.
 The promenade and dance which was to have been given on March by em- ploycs of the American Mills Co has been postponed until Tuesday evening. April 2o.
 Mayor Elton was n visitor at the Mulcahy school this week and man aged to reach the building without in jury. His honor has been accustomed to climbing over poor streets and no doubt that accounts for the agility with which he bounded from one spot to ai,' other en route through the lots to the school.
 Mrs Mary T. Carroll. aged 33 years. died at her home. 10l Waterville street, about ! o'clock yesterday afternoon. Resides her husband. John C. Carroll. she leaves one son. George. and two daughters. Misses May and Helen. The funeral will be held from the house to the church of the Immaculate Con. cention to-morrow morning at S:H' o'clock Tie interment will he in the new St Joseph's cemetery.
 Edward Booth. who came to Water bury from Cleveland. O.. about three montlIs ago. died in the Waterbury hospital yesterday afternoon at | o'clock. He was victim of a cancer on the tongue. MT Booth was Il paint er by trade and had lived in Water bury until two years ago. when he went west. When he returned he was suffering from the disease which killed han, He leaves a wife. son and daIsb. ter. who are living at Oakville. The deceased was member of Comsiock lodge, K. of r.
 The funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Cor ccran took place this morning from ! thc residence of her daughter. Mrs Ed gar Meeker. on Maple street. to the | Immaculate Conception church. where a solemn mass of requiem was cele- b-ated with Father Bro,ierick as cele-
 brant: Father U'Brien. deacon: and , Father Brennan. sul-,leacon. The floral tributes Included a pillow and wreath from sons and daughters and
 yran,lchildrpn of the deceased: >lleaf i of wheat. Mrs John Doty and family: stan,lins wreath of autumn leaves ] and ,.:, rr,-tionS. employees of smith X Murray. Bridgeport. where her son Frederick Is employed. The bearers. aII p.an.Iehihlren. were William.
 Frank. George. Frpi"r;ck. NaviI'' and i Harold CoroOran. Tine intcrment was i in St JoSeplI's s cemetery.
 '.The BuiIling of Nation will bs, | ti,. theme af Father OFlanagan dis course in tine City hall Sunday night The reverend gentleman comes to Wa ieri,ury under the auspirc> of the i Gaelic Literary snciety. -ot with q view to making moRey fur the local organization but io heip make up q | fund for tIl.. revival of manufacturing | industries in one of the depressed dis [ tri.fS of Ireland. He i~ m this country primarily in the interest os a recently four.i.-l industrial school in Lough- lynn. RoSsvsnnon- in the west of Ire Is,sI. where they have lecun tc in sirurt a few young people in ways of earning their own living on their own soil They are having great success
 ill the rug and carpet weaving line and intend to enlarge the scope of the school from time to time according as !, their means will permit Father UFIanagan i< professor of Irish at Sun,nse. hiIi s-sIis-gr Sligo. an.l a hriI- liant speaker Tn addition to the ls~- ture a musical and literary program :. will lc rersiers,l Ey lccal talent The price of admission h twenty-five cents,