Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-14
CITY NEWS


 the Friendly league.
 G. B. Lamb, assignor to Waterbury Farrel Foundry and Machine Go. has been granted patent on a tube-for ing machine.
 Promenade tonight by the American band at Eagles hall. All latest musi- cal compositions and the best dance hall in the city.
 A months mind mass of requiem will be celebrated Monday morning at 8 o'clock at the Immaculate Conception church for the late Mrs Margaret Reilly.
 John Mayo of Griggs street has been ailing some time with internal trouble | and yesterday underwent an operation which it is expected will result in per manent relief
 The funeral of Mrs Emma Ives will be held from her late home on Hill side avenue tomorrow afternoon at 3:3O o'clock, with service by the Rev Dr DinsmOre and Interment in River side cemetery.
 Michael Bowe of Orange street. a plumber in the employ of the Charles Thatcher Go, fell from the roof of a building at the corner of Field and Grand streets yesterday and received a bad shaking up The drop was about twenty feet and he came down on his head. .-i ..
 F. H. Humphrey is making some lm- provements in his building on South Main street, just north of the Audi. | torium, and when he gets through the old structure will be three stories high | and will have new addition extending close to the sidewalk. with stores on the first floor. Louis Archambault, who owns the adjoining building. has plans under way for changes similar to those being made by Mir Humphrey and will commence operations next l spring.
 Miss Catherine Nolan, aged 24 years, died at the Waterbury hospital last evening. after a short illness. She leaves five brothers, John and Jeremiah of this city, and James, Michael and David, who live in Ireland. She also leaves two sisters, Annie and Mary, who live in Providence, R. I. The fu- i neral will be held from the home of i her brother. John Nolan of 72 Pleasant street. tomorrow afternoon to the 1 church of the Immaculate Conception at 1 30 o'clock. The interment will be | in Calvary cemetery.
 ! James Moran. aged 30 years, died at l his home. 5T Fuller street, last evening. after a short illness. He was employed as section hand on the NaugatuCk i division of the Consolidated railroad and about six months ago he was the v.ctim of an accident from which he never fully recovered. He leaves be- ! sides his wife one son. James Moran, Jr, and two daughters, Mary and Ros- anna. The funeral will be held to- l morrow afternoon tO the church of the i Immaculate Conception at 3:3O o'clock The interment will be in Calvary cem- etery.
 The annual assembly and dance was given by the newly organized Pastime club at Leavenworth hall last evening | The hall was tastefully decorated for the affair and the stunning gowns of the ladies and the neatness of the hall presented most pleasing effect as one entered the place. The dance pro gram of eighteen numbers was most enjoyable and some of the numbers had to be encOred several times The floor was in fine condition and Lallier's orchestra furnished music which was most entrancing. The Pastime boys are sure to have an excellent gathering at their next affair and if fl is arranged and carried out as well as the event last evening they will be ranked among the best entertainers of the city. The credit of last nights sociable belongs 10 the following committee. who worked hard and zealousIy for its success: Fred Henebry. John Ken ny. William Mcdonald. Hugh Murphy. and James CarmOdy.
 \ man who wants a sidewalk for himself says: Have you ever no- ticed the way the members of the weaker sex travel along the sidewalks in the center 0f the town; IL is ger tainly eXaSperating t0 walk behind a couple of them. especially at the pres ent time when the walks are mostly taken up with pavement blocks. and try to get by. They will gaze at the show windows. look here and there. hold a conversation with some friends whom they meet, but never do they at- tempt to leave room enough for a pedestrian to pass through As bad as it Is under ordinary circumstances, it Is ten times worse when they are pushing their g0-CaTts- Of course we have m objections t0 the sweet little babes. but the mothers should remem- ber that there are other people using the sidewalks besides them and their baby carriages. The young ladies are as bad as the next and yOu are com peIIe,I to use the street when a crowd of them get together The men should have a nice little sidewalk all for their own gentle feet
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