Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-06
CITY NEWS

-heauOW street.
 hc new term of the laundry claS
 At tho Friendly league opeus this cvei
 'nG at $ o'clock.
 The members of the Queens Daugl
 ters will meet this evening at s o'cloc
 at St Patrick's hall.
 The ball committee of the k. of r
 will meet this evening at 9 o'clock q
 room j. II East Main street.
 Contractor James Galfney is makin
 great progress with the Croft schoo
 Yesterday tn" fathers finished thci work on the first floor. thus clearing
 tn" way for the plaSterers. At thl
 rate Of progress the building will D.
 finished before Easter
 The funeral of the late James j 1 Dunn will be held from his late hom'
 1t 'Ho o'clock tomorrow morning
 The romans will be taken to A,hol
 Mass. on the S::iS train for burial i 1 charge of Undertaken Mulyillc Next Tuesday evening the Thirl
 Ward Republican club will hold a so i cial session in room 3I Commercial i bti'iin" on Bank street. A great tim' 1 K expected. aS each of the leaders vii
 tell lis story of how he did the trick
 on election day last fall. Incidental! ! tiI"r" will h" q brand of good cigars q couple nf bottles of soft stuff. and rhoesr and crackers.
 r. II. Grace. foreman for I. h. Smith. has purchased for d home t.r Flood place on East Clay street md
 will oc' npy it in the spring. NIr Grace piauS extensive Improvements in the Way of alteration and building which the large lot affords ample opportun- lty tor Thc Salo was made through thc agency of John S Neaglr, los Bank street.
 Homer Maurhant of 1his r,ry, who Was one of the bridge gang al the Ter ryNlllc station. fell from tn, trcstl,. west of the station about noon vcstcr- day. He WIS engaged in sweeping 'h' snow from the HbutInents witch he lost his balance and fell twenty feet, striking on his head and arm. His arm was bent under his body and broken and his face was badly lacy,.- aled.
 Waterbury council, C. E. L.. has elected th2 following officers for the elSuinS year: President, John McEl li@ott: vice president, (. l.. RauuCn; treasurer, John Clohessy: secretary, W. r. keeGan; collector. F.. r. Fitz. gerald; orator, Thomas F. LawIor; James Lord; trustees. Thom- as |. Lawlor. M. Guilfoilc P. r. Ban non: representative to state conve,. ton. |. r. Ramon: alternate to stat, convention. r. Cronin
 Court Rose Hill. No ol. F. of A., held their regular meeting in Fratern. nv hall. Bank street. last evening. The following officers were installed ny Grand Deputy W. McKennorney: Herald. M. Carney: chief runger, I. Naycrs; financial secretary, ]. Dow l ing: treasur"r. T. Garre1l: recording secretary. w. Clashy; senior wood ! ward. W. l.adden; junior wool ward. r. Tully: senior bcadle. W. {. irouden: junior headle. NJ. I.awlor; hird trustee. T. Leahyc lecturer. Maso >leehan. All the candidates taken in hiring the class initiation were given ilc secret work Of the order. at which . ''' wer" present. Remarks from J. !. | ]. !. Frcucy and Dr Xii. [ hartln were listened to with interest. lil'on ConhorS sang Just Because 'he Was an Old Sweetheart of Mine" stories were told by John Heating. '"ne by John Sayers. Lay Him Away n the Hillside" Song hy T. J. Me 'onaid. One Lec Longer Than It 'eally Ought to Be" Buck ana win by NJ. Curley. enliveneh the meeting. The arrangement commit. re follows: II. McCormack. W. A6- ms. W. Grouden, M. Dillon. Maco heehan closed inc session with re. larks urging the new candidates to ttend the mcefs'cs as often as possi- le. Congressman Lilley was one of he new members received.
 The officers of the local divisions of ne A. Q. II. were installed last night K. of C. hall. County resident John |. Mccarthy of New Haven ofhciat- F. The officers Installed nre as fol- 'ws: First division, president. Chris. Ipher Talbot: vice president, l. learn: recording secretary. Thomas . Farley: financial secretary. William ,. kcenan. Second division. pra,i. ent. John Calvin: vice president, Pat. ck Barry: financial secretary John 'onahuc: recording secretary. Patrick itz2cral'l: treasurer. Patrick McNn. lara. Third division. president. P.J rlifih: vice president. Michael Me. 'enna: recording secretary. James oodS. financial secretary. John Ken. ey; treasurer. John Ciaffcy. Fourth l'iSi"n. president. Peter Griffin: vice resident. John Reidy: recording See 'thrv. William briscnll: Financial sec 'tary. r. ]. Farrell: treasurer. r. I. 'tOnn"ll. \ social session followed Ir!ng which the following contrlbut. in the program: Rev Dr Martin. .aIe Secretary John r. Shc,ban 'nntE l'r"Sid'nt John $. Mccarthy. u"Fn'y James M. Lynch. Chrisrn- her Talbot. John r. Calvin. D. !. riiliu. Patrick McFad.lcn. Peter GrIf. b. Timothy T. Lud'ly. D. II. Tiernev. iiriok M"'arily. Mr> .Icr.nie Turley. ate secretary uf the Ladies auyil,- 7. and ih" Nis>c> Mccarthy au.l 'n'h. The Gaelic Girr clnh ron. T'1i the national songs in tll, moth.
 tongue \ ,.lngram was rrvcivcd om Rev I. r. K'nn.riy. stale han. .n- expressing n-Sr'r at f-c.ng v,. ic to l-r .TrSeHt.
 These are tle evenings when .,, an mt to ~lt ,I"wu and read .:ha new. the day SulIO>iEg We sttempt to
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