Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-06
CITY NEWS

has been visiting with James Delaney
 of East Hawkins street returned home to-day.
 Miss Mary E. Meehan, of Sylvan
 avenue, graduate of Mount St Jo seph's, Hartford, will give music les
 sons at her home or at the residence
 of pupils.
 The first grand fair for the benefit
 of the new church of St John of the
 Cross will be held in the Town hall at
 Middlebury this month from the 12th
 to the 16th inclusive.
 Mrs William c. Twittey and son,
 who have been spending the past few
 days with Mir and Mrs T. J. Coyle
 on Cassidy avenue, returned to their
 home in New York today.
 MT and Mrs G. c. Davis of Des Moines, Iowa, are in Waterbury visit
 ing their nieces, the Misses Flora and Lenoir Pryor. They are guests at the
 Elton during their stay here.
 Co A, Hibernian Knights, held it's first drill last night, Captain J. F. Gal win in command. The officers also re- ceived their commissions from the na- tional secretary at Columbus, o.
 The creditors of Pasquale Genoya will be paid another dividend of IS per cent, making in all B per cent. The final meeting of the creditors was held in Referee Newton's office in New Haven yesterday.
 John, the eleven months old son of Mir and Mrs James Burns of Main street, Waterville, died this morning. The funeral will be held at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon with ln- torment in St Joseph's cemetery.
 The ladies of St Francis Xaviers parish will hold whist party in the new church next Thursday evening This will be the first entertainment given in the parish for years and tie management looks for a crowded house.
 The first of a series of grand sub. scription cotillons will be- given by Prof Bailey's select school of dancing on Monday evening, October g, in Music hall, Citizens bank block. As usual, invitations are limited. Former pupils should secure some at an early date from members or at Music hall.
 Before winter comes on it Is well to go over all the beds with some good bug-killer. The pests like warm place to stay and prevention is easier than cure. One of the best prepara- tions to keep them out or drive them cut is the Insect Destroyer which Is sold at Lakes drug store at fifteen cents a can.
 Instead of the annual state Christ ian Endeavor convention. six district will be held this month as follows: October 9. Stamford; Oc- tober 10. Waterbury; October II, Mer- iden; October A, Norwich: October 25, Putnam; October 27, Thompsonville. Rev Dr William H. Main. the state president, will preside at each con ventlon and deliver one of the address ses. "
 Mrs Mary Ryan. amazed resident of Hopeville, died this morning at her home after a lingering illness. Mrs Ryan is one of the oldest residents in that part of the town and hasa host of friends all over town who will be grieyed to hear of her death. She leaves four daughters. Mrs Mary Nc Glynn of Providence, Mrs I. J. Hickey, Mrs John Conway and Miss Kate Ryan of this city. The funeral notice will be given later.
 Superintendent CombelIaek of the Boys club says the help of every kind was never so scarce. It is im- possible for him to meet the orders though the club is paying twenty cents an hour which is five cents more than was ever paid before. Yet. notwith- standing this evident scarcity of help the public seats in the city court are every morning. so are the seats on the green and the street cor ners are not vacant by any means.
 At the weekly session of the Forum club last evening the question. "Re- solved, that the trolley to New Haven benefits Waterbury more than 1t does the Elm City, was debated. /The af- frmatlve. explained by James Bren- nan, in the opinion of the judges put up better arguments than the negative. led by Joseph Daly. and consequently the decision was rendered accordingly. The question for next week Is wheth- CT or not the city should control the various franchises.
 There is no need to say that the fair given by the Brooklyn Athletic club this week in their hall Is worth more than ordinary attention from the lOv- PTS of dancing and entertainment. It would be poor fair that would not be worth the admission fee of ten ,ents. The Brooklyn Athletic club members were always known for Riv- ng every body that attends their fairs . good time Master Keefe continues 10 please all with his rich tenor voice. By special request from the Brooklyn iremen he will sing tonight that pop ular song. The Man with the Ladder snd the Hose
 The funeral of Eusebe caouette look place this morning from his late residence on Benedict street with a mass Of requiem at St Annis church by Father Senesac and interment In Calvary cemetery. The pail bearers were Gideon Courtemanche. Touis- saint Courtemanche. Eugene Dexpins. Isaie Prouovo@t. Napoleon Daigie. Ger sSime MoutoubeauIf The floral offer ngs included a large pillow Of roses. 1 I. O. H.: pillow marked father. fam ly. standing wreath. employees Amer can Mills company: gzlax wrath. l Mir and Mrs ". DeiaEe. wreath of 1 -oses. Mir and 3Grs Arthur IsolseIle. palms and carnations. Lucien Pratt. 1 she1f of wheat. Mfr and Mrs F. De age. boquefz. covered ro6u- Water surT Button coursny. palms and car '