Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-20
CITY NEWS


Mr. and Mrs Owen Boylan and Mis-:
Kane of Staten Island, \. Y. arr
visiting friends in this city.
On the estate of the late Melliss
Roberts, Judge F. VI. Peasley was to
day appointed administrator.
There will be an auction sale OF
horses, carriages with pneumatic
| cushlOn,~ or steel tires, as we'll rs
single or double harness, at F. E. Ben
hams on September &c.
| There will be an anniversary requiem
mass celebrated for the late Mrs J. w
Galavin, formerly Miss Minnie c. Rush
at the church of the Immaculate Con
| ception at o'clock Saturday morning
Assignments for the civil side of the
| city court made this morning were as
| follows: Joseph Winslow VS. Charles
Price, Saturday; John J. Sheehan vs.
A. Matthews, Monday; Paul Hamilton
VS. Archie Miller, October 8.
Mr. and Mrs Bernard CoyIe of this
city who are now engaged in the ho-
tel business, will observe the TWEEN
ueth anniversary of their marriage
tomorrow. Several relatives and
friends from this city will join in the
festivities.
A large and successful class for he
ginnerS opened the season at Miss
Reeds dancing academy Monday even
ing. This class will meet on Monday
and Thursday evenings weekly. There
Will be few more members taken in
this week and Monday evening. Sep
temDer %. Names are taken now for
the afternoon class starting Friday AFT.
ternoon, September 20.
The contractor who has the work
for paving North Main street at the
junction of Cooke, began work YES
terday afternoon. The material for
the JOB has been on the ground for
about two months and has furnished
considerable amusement for the
youngsters in the neighborhood. 1t
will be good thing when the bricks
are glued down so that they cannot
be thrown about.
Anchor lodge, n. E. o. p, opened
their fall campaign last evening in
Red Mems hall in a very creditabIe
manner. One application was read
and one applicant balloted for. They
voted to accept the invitation of
Brass City lodge to visit them Octo-
Der 2. A committee was appointed
TO arrange for a trolley party to 90
10 Meriden some time next month and
visit Electric lodge, lodge having
over $50 members.
The second annual dance given by
the st Thomas Cadets Jr football team
takes place Wednesday evening. Octo-
Der II, in Eagles hall, with Lallier's
full orchestra in attendance. The Ca
diets are noted for their manner of ell.
pertaining and affairs under their man.
agement have always been attended by
large crowds, who go away so well
pleased that they resolve to go to their
next. As the dance is for the benefit
of the football team, all the loyal root
ers should turn out and make the So
ciable huge success TO show their ap-
probation for their efforts Of the eleven
the past few years.
The funeral of the late Joseph Peb-
bic. was held from the Hall Memorial
chapel yesterday afternoon at l
O'Clock, the Rev +. d. Buckley officfa-
ting. The interment was in River
side cemetery. the services at the
grave being conducted by the knights
of Pythias. Many Of his old friends
in the local volunteer fire department
We're present at the services. There
We're a number Of floral tributes. in
Guiding the following: Cross. from his
sisters; bouquets from W. d. Rich
ardson, Mrs John Draher, J. W. and
+. Hodson, Mrs James LOngwortil.
COmstOCk lodge. X. Of F., Minnie and
Florence Claffey and Hugh Lavery.
A New York paper Of recent date
contains the following account Of the
given by the New York PhilO-
Celtic society: Mrs Campbell KehOe
sang the Dirge for Owen Roe. Those
who know how spiritedly Mrs KehOe
sings those patriotic airs can imagine
what a treat the audience enjoyed.
For an encore she sang Miss Neid-
hams "Husheen." Later in the ev-
ening she sang the KERR Dance"
thereby endearing herself to the two
THOUSAND people present" Mrs Ke-
boe will sing at Polls theat"r sun
day evening. October :. under the
auspices Of Ladies Auxiliary. \. O. /
H. No :. Tickets are -, O. and 80
cents each.
The funeral Of Deputy Sheriff Rob
eTt T. orr Of New Haven was he'll /
yesterday afternoon al the home ~ his
sister. Mrs II. J De Yer OF I.eavcu-
worth street. Rev Frederick Buckley |
VI Trinity church conducted the ser
vices. The hea rprs were Deputy Sher- /
IFS John J. Walsh If New Haven. ,
John r. Doherty ~ this city. Andrew .
HallUran Of North Haven. George r. .
Mallory Of Milforl Richa1I ". Kirk I
n New Haven and William " OIII- .
cite. assistant clerk 81 the district .
,Ourt. Among the floral tributes was .
/ large wreath On az easel from Sher- /
IN Durham aud deputies 81 New HI
-en county. The iutermeut was IN +
Mountain Grove cemetery {
Assistant Chief Engineer Easter /.
,rroka was in town a short time today +
md stated that work i progressing (.
.ufte favOrably On the railroad i'm
.r0vements. The filing in for the
emporary depot in the west end i
ming along as Wen as can be expected.
ut before the temporary depot shall +
. erected a trestIe viii be built across
b NIanhan canal How long this viii
ske BE- could not say II has been III
lnrei for some tine that the Manhan
anal win eventually be FLIED in sui
! tire rear future al that. for the
ore u the proposed railroad improve
-eIirs Is booming mp larger and larger
rerv tay and the land already pur-
1asesI j. hardly sufficient % meet with
- requirements now ia view.
Often tines parents fan to under
-snd why their Children are called
.upaI BY their teseherS- A thorough
EanlEzstfnn q the iiffle ones eres