Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-29
CITY NEWS

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 A three days devotion in honor of the patron saint of St Francis XaXier' s parish will open at the church Friday night. .
 Michael Scadden of Hickory street
 has left the Waterbury hospital
 where he has been under treatment
 for the past four weeks.
 Eugene A. Callahan of New Haven
 state agent for the Home Life. Insur-
 ance Go, paid to-day 5000 insurance on the life of A. B. Simons.
 Owing to there being no fire at the Barnard school, the branch of the Bronson library which is situated there will not be open on Friday. A horse belonging to J. N. Rose, 8 I Watertown milk dealer, ran away on East Main street this morning and spilled several quarts of the article | into the street.
 A months mind mass will be cele- brated Thanksgiving morning at s | o'clock, at the Sacred Heart church, 1 for the repose of the soul of the late Mrs Frances Rafter of Wall street. @
 Laura, the years old daughter of MT and Mrs John Sumner of 42 Pratt place, died last night of scarlet fever. The funeral took place this afternoon, with interment in Riverside cemetery. William J. Gibbons of Sarsfield street and Miss Susie Butler of 119 Cherry street will be married at, o'clock tomorrow morning at the | Church of the Immaculate ,Concep- ton.
 A solemn mass of requiem will be celebrated at 9 o'clock tomorrow morn. ing for deceased members of Barce- Iona council, K. of O. The members will meet in their hall at S:30 o'clock and march to the church in body
 Save yourself the trouble of select ing a Christmas present for the boys or girls. Get U. S. & Co tickets and they will be delighted to select their own. Ask anyone in Upson, Singleton & Co.'S how to get U. S. & Co tickets
 Thomas Powers aged 35 years, died yesterday afternoon at the home of his sister, Mrs Thomas Phelan of 647 North Riverside street. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning at S:30 from St Patrick's church. The inter- ment will be in the new St Joseph's cemetery. Through Burpee and Carmody the | board of directors of the defunct Wa tertown Savings bank have brought | suit for foreclosure on a judgment against Burton H. Mattqon and his wife Estella. They claim to have been given judgment In the superior court June IA, 1905, for $13,011.37 damages and costs of $133.51.
 List of letters remaining unclaimed in the postoffice: Donsti BTyn, Thom- as J. Brady, Henry D. Blanchard, Miss NJ. Grace Callaghan, Miss Maria Car roll, Albert Clark, Miss Bessie Chip man, Albert Cooley, Mrs Moses Dou- ] cette. James Delzens, Miss Bessie De | laney, Mrs NJ. M Hinman, William ]. Henryt Mrs Mary Ritchie, Mrs Frank | Smith. t."t
 Mrs Margaret Mahan, for number | of years resident of South. Elm street, this city, was buried yesterday at Astoria, L. I. She died at the home of her son Peter, in Canton, this state, last Friday. Besides Peter, she leaves four other children, James and Mar garet of New York city, Ellen of Can ton, and Michael J. of Baldwin street, this city.
 l Mrs Sarah Shipley, wife of William H. Shipley, died yesterday afternoon at | her home on the Waterville road. She leaves, besides her husband, four sons, | Charles, William, Francis and John. | The funeral will be held from St Mich aers church tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O o'clock. The burial will be in St JOseph's cemetery.
 Tomorrow night is the night and the Auditorium is the place to have I the best time you ever had at the Brooklyn A. C.'s 1Ith annual concert and dance The grand march will start promptly at 9 o'clock The ar- rangement committee have procured | handsome program on which will be | twenty numbers so that lovers of | dancing will be pleased. The commit tee is working hard to make this the dance of the season.
 Mrs Mary Jane O'ROurke died last night at her home, 14 Grove street. | The deceased was a daughter of the ! ldNG MI anu AllN 4lhA AAAA AFN" hN " "hN were among the early prominent Cath ollie families of this city. She was born and educated in Waterbury. She is survived by three daughters. Mrs s. c. Har1y. Mrs John l.. Killeiea and Miss Mollie E. 0'ROurke; two brothers | and one sister. John C. and James F. ! DOwney and Mrs Thomas Dillon. The funeral will take place at S:3O o'clock | Friday morning to St ThOmas's | church. where a mass of requiem will 1 he celebrated. The interment will be | in St Joseph's cemetery. Friends will 1 please omit flowers.
 The funeral of John Howard took | place this morning from his late home on Southview street with a mass of | requiem at St Francis Xayier's church l by Father Curtin and interment in new St JOseph's cemetery. The bear CTS were Thomas Reynolds. Thomas [ O'Brien. Thomas Day. Daniel McNa- mara. Patrick Hogan. Patrick Kane. | The floral offerings included a pillow ! lettered Father from the family: pillow marked Rest" neighbors: cross. Thomas Mckee and sisters: sheaf of wheat. Mamie and Margaret HOran: standing harp. emplOyes of the soldering room at the Plume & At wood Manufacturing Co; carnations, Sake & FlOto.
 If you are in doubt what to give fhe gentleman for a Christmas gift and submit that question to us. we would answer. a nice heavy signet ring. a ring that is purely quality