Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-28
CITY NEWS


 the sum of $249.055
 The American Pin Co of Watervillc will soon commence work on two large brick story additions to its plant.
 Several Waterbury people went to Hartford to-day to say a good word for the proposed Waterbury and Mill dale trolley line. ''
 A joint masquerade ball will be given Thursday night in ConcOrdia hall hy the Concordia Singing society and the Turn Verein VOrwaerts.
 On Sunday. February 19. daughter. Margaret Lillian. was born to Mir and Mrs A. w. Kane, Corning. Tehama county, California, formerly of Naug- atuck.
 The arrival of the police ambulance must have scared those who make bus. mess for the police. for there was not an arrc't yesterday nor any city court this morning.
 Yesterday at St Cccila's church Bartholomew Albicker and Marie Fal- Ter were married by Rev Dr Martin. The witnesses to the ceremony Were Joseph Kiefer and Augusta Manthc.
 The New England Engineering Co of this city has been awarded the control for the trolley line to be constructed from Jeanette to West Newton. Pa. The company's bid was about S32o.O0O.
 Andrew .Stohl and, ,.Apne Morwy were married on Fcbruaary 10 last, at St Ceeilia's church by the Rev Dr Martin. Conrad Rorbacker and Jo- sephine Morwy witnessed the ccrc. mony.
 Superintendent of Schools Tinker is sick in Syracuse. He was on his way to Milwaukee, Mich. to attend con vention of school telchers. when he was taken sick. He is with friends in Syracuse.
 There is one vacancy in the Wednes. day afternoon shirt waist class at the Friendly league and an unexpected va cancy in the Friday evening shir. waist class Application should be made in the office of the superintcn- dcEt.
 The funeral of the late Julius Baier will take place from his late home on Meadow street tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. with service at the house ly the Rev Mr Lempkc of the German Lutheran church and interment in Riv- crsidc cemetery.
 The funeral of Patrick Myers took place this morning from his late home on Scovir street, with. a ,mass ., of requiem at the Immaculate Conception church by Father O'Brien ari inter ment in new st Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were John Fitzpatrick. David Broder. Thomas O'Neill dRi Michael Mungavin.
 On Tuesday evening. March :. the Oakville Hay Seed club will hold :, hay seed reception at Judds hall in Qakvillc. The affair will he one of fhe real old fashioned kind. as no onc will be allowed Q the floor who is T pt ccstumed in farmers clothing. X prize is to he awarded to the person wearing the most comical suit.
 The oldest inhabitant of the town never saw East Main street. from BIook street to Spring street. in such condition as it k at the present time. In the interest of the public the street should be closed between these points until the ice is removed. It is no; right to have it open tO public tr;ve. In it's present shape.
 The officers and directors of ;he Catholic Women's association met las. night and among other things decided to renew the Thursday evening enter. tainments. commencing this week, when there will be whist and q musi- cal program. The association will also give an entertainment un Sunday even Ing. March 19. at St Patrick's hall The Misses Ida F. Wolfe and Mae McGrath entertained about sixty of their friends ly a select pit party and l dance. given at Knights of Cclumbu. hall last evening. During the evening 1 songs were rendered. by Miss Mice 1 Hughes and Miss Anna Whalen. The | nj. dance was the first of it's kind | given and was thoroughly enjoyed hy ! all the guests The first death in the convent cf tbe Sacred Heart at Ansonia since it was | established nearly score of years ago. l oceure.l at I o'clock y,->terlay morn Ing when Sister Mary Agatha passed | away. after ten days illness with the ETiP. She was 2 years of agr snd came ts Ansonia some five years ago Sister Agatha entered a convent in 1Ssj and after novitiate of two years and a half, took the veil she re- nainei for short period in q convent at ycrwalk and was transferred h An scnis Her name was Elizabeth Kela- her, and her home was in Nerislen. H.x.. sh.. rzS a .ss.s.har I.r.ssf..- and 1