Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-21
CITY NEWS

Monroe's day and night school helps hundreds to success. Catalogue free. The managers of the Shop league will meet this evening at the Boys club.
 Joseph Gottlieb has purchased the four family block of Paul Howitz of Brooklyn, N. Y. The Queens Daughters will hold a regular meeting this evening in St Patrick's hall at 8 o'clock.
 There will be a high mass. months mind for Thomas P. Farrell. at St Patricks church, Wednesday morning at [ p. m.
 The Military band will give one of its popular promenade concerts at Auditorium next Saturday evening. Latest popular music for dancing. | Subscribers desiring the September number of the Woman's Home Com | panion must pay subscriptions on or before tomorrow evening. The mag azine is ready for distribution.
 The funeral of John O'Connor will | take place tomorrow morning at 6:45 from his late home, 20o South Leonard street. The remains will be taken to Sylvan Lake. N. |. for burial in charge of Undertaken J. H. Null vile.
 By thu first of next month the we'll known ladies' tailoring establishment of Frank De Eco, at 110 Bank street, will remove to the store at 50 Center street. A full assortment of woolens and tailor's trimmings will be kept in stock.
 Through the agency of B. J. Tor komian, 109 Bank street, William J. Munson of Watertown has sold ' his eight-tenement block situated at 709 North Main street to Mir and Mrs Raffaele D'Abramo for an invest ment.
 Harold D. Robinson of the Brook, , lyn district. who has been employed at the E. J. Manville Machine Co foI the past few years, has resigned his position with that concern, and after spending the remainder of the month at the shore, will begin his duties ir a more lucrative field of labor. Mrs Patrick Conroy of 69i Bald win street died last night at the Wa terbury hospital. She had been i'll for some time past. The funeral will take place from Mulville's undertak- I ing rooms tomorrow morning with a mass of requiem at St Francis Xavier Church and interment in Cal vary cemetery.
 Charlotte Romprez, wife of Irene, Romprez of Russell street, died yes terday afternoon, aged fl years
 The deceased has been i'll for the pas
 six weeks. She is survived by he
 husband and six children. The flu
 neral will be held tomorrow morn y ing to St Anne's church. Intermen l. will be in Calvary cemetery.
 Property owners on Ashley stree ', and others who own nothing ther' . but find it necessary to trave :, through it. complain that it is poorl. n lighted and that the sidewalk 1T l. front of what was formerly thu s George Brown place is in a deplor e able condition. Between darkness ant
 uncertain footing. walking has be
 come positively dangerous at thi
 point and everybody who uses thu
 street hopes that the department O r public works will give it their at
 tention. Some of them say they won
 der why the conditions that exist II
 that street has not come under th' - notice of Commissioners Nell ant
 Dennison long before this time.
 The funeral of Thomas Sullivan
 took place this morning from tn residence of William Laden, lS' S Baldwin street, with a mass of re "a uuiem at the Immaculate Conception :. church by Father Brennan and in . terment in new St Joseph's cemetery ,d The bearers were Daniel Mccarthy E Patrick Ladden. Patrick Cahill. Flor
 enee Sullivan. Timothy Donahue am IS Richard Mccarthy. the three las
 mentioned representing Court Han ts cock. F. of A.. of which the decease ts was a member. A firing squad iron ts Company F.. Hibernian Rifles. in com ts mand of Sergeant M. ]. HOran. march ts cd ahead of the funeral procession ts and discharged three rounds of am 1t nuuition at the grave. after whic
 taps were sounded by Musician Ed
 ward A. Bergen. The firing ssua
 was made up as follows: Daniel Re
 gan. Richard Crean. Timothy OCOn
 nell. John Hickey. John Hanrahsr
 John Foley. Edward Walsh and Wi Ham O'Donnell. The floral tribute
 included a pillow marked Brother
 from the sister of the deceased
 standing cross. Anna Cahill. Kilt!
 Leen and Mary Sullivan: standin
 anchor, John Calvin and Miss Mar
 Calvin: wreath. employes of th
 Smith & Griggs Mfg Co: heart. Deli
 DurEan: heart. Mr and Mrs Thoms
 Brown: basket of roses. Mrs Jam'
 Reardon. bouquets. Miss E. Malone,
 Saxe & F1oto. Rittle Ladden: vreatl . Mir and Mrs William Ladden- m III lf,..-r,a-- uas in new ct Joseph