Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-28
CITY NEWS

| 4 SOu Was DDIu tb bi anu hlo V.
 Marsgraff January ?. .-. 1 American band prom tonight at au.
 uitorium. The music with the jingle.
 Sunday services will be conducted at the Salvation Army. 415 South Main
 street. at 3 and s D. m. Captain An drews in charge.
 i The Hebrew Educational alliance will hold an important meeting in c, \ l.. hall tomorrow afternoon at $ o'clock.
 Michael Flynn Of 13 Pemberton street. was taken to the hospital to day. suffering from an attack of pneu' mouia.
 ! John McGccver of M0nroo'S Business college has accepted a position in the office of the Steele X Johnson Manu' Recurring Co.
 i The Big Seven Social clubs fourth annual concert and promenade at the auditorium Wednesday, February l. Lallier'S full or, hestra.
 There will be q months mind mass a the Immaculate Conception church Monday morning at o'clock for Mrs Bridget Savers who died in Ireland.
 John !. Geraghty has sold for Mrs K. Barrett her threetamily house. No S+ Round Hill street. to William Shor, tell. who has bought it as an invest. ment
 The permit for the erection ni the proposed new engine house in tne north end has hcen granted and oper HtionS will be begun in the near fu- ture.
 The Ladies auxiliary, A. o. H.. will celebrate the Feast of St Bridget to- morrow and will receive holy com munon in q body at the 9 o'clock mass at St Th0maS's church. Members are requested to meet in the basement of the church before mass.
 The LenoX athletic club. recently organized. have decided on March . as rLe date of their smoker. Every thing will br duIe tG give those at tending an enjoyable time. The con- mittce in charge consists of Tim Sul- livan, Cluirmnn; Larry Leahr, Pete Lavinge, Tom Kane and Joe Gaino.
 Alex von Humboldt lodge, No 210, x E. Q. r.. held very enthusiastic meeting last evening in Foresters' hall. Arrangements were planned for the coming anniversary to be celebrated February 24. to which the supreme and grand Wardens as well as the local and Tnion City lodges will be invited.
 Another successful rehearsal of the Talma club minstrels was held last evening in. St Patrick's hall. The mu sical part of the show. under J. Albert Browne. has been carefully prepared. and ali the songs are new and catchy. The annual performance takes place on Thursday evening. February 23. and already the opening ovcfturc with q chorus of sixty voices is being re hearsed. The olio numbers. including the burlesques on local events. sur pass anything the club has before of. tered.
 Resolved. That woman suffrage should he allowed in all parts of the country" was the subject taken for the debate at Crosby high school last evening by the senior debating class. The participants were. affirmative. ]. C. Guilloile, w. T. Borchardt and Miss Kathryn Andrews: negative, Edward Clark. Mir Monzanl and Joseph Walsh. Both sides presented strong arguments. 1 but the affirmative had the better of il and were given the decision, The de. bate was the most eXcitin. held at the ! local high school this season. Aftel the debate recitations were delivered h. Thomas Bowling. Michael McDer. mott and Miss kirJassOif.
 The Naugattck Valley Water Con- pany will hold meeting tonight to see what changes can be made in the proposed application to be presented to the legislature asking for certain rights in the Naugatlck river and its 1 tributaries. One of the city officials ! says if this company does not get hol,l of the NaugatuCk river the trolley , company will. and states that the time has come when it is up to Waterbury i tu decide which shall have the prize. ] But the people don't look at il that ! way. They believe these rights should remain where they are, and the Naug. 1 atuck Valley Water Co and the trolley l people will have an uphill job to make i them change their minds.
 Mrs Lucicn r. Prattc died yester.
 day at the family residence. iU:i Cole
 street Besides her husband ShG leaves four brothers and two sisters ! Mrs Angere r. Blanchettr of Water
 bury and Mrs Frank BiouX of Bos. i ton. the brothers Alexander Paradis 1 and Noah ParatliS of Boston. Charles ! Paradis of IIavefhill and Octave Par. | adis of Rockland. Me. The deceased J was widely known and was held in ! high esteem. Althougli~hcr health had
 not been good for some time past, still ! her death was unexpected at thts
 time and this renders the bereavement
 all the more bitter. The funeral will
 he held Monday morning with mass
 of requiem at St Ann's church. \ large frame cottage at Wilnu
 Reach. owHcd by Mrs sarah NJ. Burn, of this city. was burned tO the gTouuC \, y,~'rr,lay afternoon. the tire StaTtinl
 from an overloaded stove. The loss |, placed at S1 Nfsl. The house was lo rafci at Wood and Beach streets. II vIs new and prcparations were beinl u.atle far 8 house warming last even iHg- I'm, ire was discovered hy Myli.
 Howe. us" went tn Milford for help
 First Se,rrtman Ford. with the fire men and hoses. started fer the kelfl with borses. but they were taken uI ] hy q Coles express car and made thJ ! trip rt rasssrI lime Th.. hous.s va, ! I1ryOIid saving when they reached tb. scene The house was insured witl