Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-06
CITY NEWS

| oTOSUy WILL give q TeCtptlOH III IedN
 enworth hall on Friday evening.
 The D. W. c. Whist club will hol,
 the next meeting on Friday evening a
 the home of Miss Stasia Hughes ol
 Railroad Hill street
 The concert given by the Kneise
 quartet in LeavenwOrth hall las
 evening was attended by large crowt
 which enjoyed the musical treat i'm
 mensely.
 The funeral of Michael Donahue
 will be held from his late home. No 5(
 Linden street, to the Immaculate Con ception church tomorrow morning at S:30 o'clock.
 The funeral of James Joseph Hayes will be held from the family residence. 425 East Main street, to the Immacu- late Conception church. at 9:30 o'clock tomorrow morning.
 Clifford K. Wood, a resident of Wa terbury, has secured through Hap goods, of New York, very good po- sition with the Parson Manufacturing I company of that city. l In the probate court to-day Mrs Lena Divis was appointed guardian over her nine years old daughter, Ed ma. This was done to protect a legacy of $1OO left the girl by the late John Shanley.
 This is the time to buy wash dress goods fo: next summer. The patterns ! are never as pretty at any time as now. PrettieSt wash stuffS in all the state at the Gamble, Desmond Co, New Haven.
 The Holy Name societies of the sev- eral Catholic churches will meet this evening at No 90 Linden street, to view the remains of their late mem- Der, Michael Donahue, and also to re- cite the prayers of the society.
 The board of public works will meet tonight. Several matters will be dis posed of between and s o'clock when a public hearing will be held on the Robbins street trolley. It is expected that Town Plot and Brooklyn will be out in full force.
 Filomena Cipriano has brought suit for divorce on the grounds of neglect. She charges her husband, Rocco, with desertion and she asks the custody of her one child, minor. The case is returnable to the superior court the first Tuesday in March.
 Spring term classes in embroidery will begin work on Wednesday after noon and evening, February 21. at the Friendly league. These classes are for league and for noh-league mem- ! bers. No lesson will be given on Feb ruary If. Registration should be made at once.
 On Thursday evening the young la dies of St Cecilia's church will hold an entertainment and German supper at the rectory on Scovill street. The ad- mission. including the supper and en- tertainment, will be 9 cents. A fine entertainment has been provided for and all who attend are assured of a good time.
 Last week Upson. Singleton X Co put all tbeir boys sweaters on their special table Wednesday night at : o'clock and sold 100 in fifteen minutes. It meant disappointment for those that came later. Be sure and get in for the stocking sale this week, 5c pair. There is over 300 pair but you want to be there.
 The Foresters' fair will he opened by his honor. Mayor w. E. Thoms. to- morrow evening. Seventeen supreme and grand court officers will he pres ent. The opening will he preceded hy parade. and reception and banquet will be rendered the visiting guests at the Hotel Waterbury. The big fair will continue five days and will be greater and better than ever before. All Foresters are requested to meet at the Auditorium at 30 sharp
 Colonel Geddes has ordered bartaI- ion drills in the Second regiment as follows: Companies B. c and r. at New Haven. Wednesday. February 21: Tuesday. March 20. and Wednesday. April II: Companies A and q. at Wa terbury, Tuesday. February p: Mon. day. March 19: Tuesday. April 24. and Monday. May 21: Companies D and F.. at New Haven. Tuesday. February 20: Thurslay March 22. and Tuesday. April h. RegimPntal drills will itr held in New Haven by Companies E C. D. F. and F. Thursday. Mary 10. and Tuesday. May % Each battalion drill will be preceded by guard mount an.l end with battalion parade.
 The funeral of Mrs Hannah SayerS took place this morning from her late home on Baldwin street to the I'm maculat" Conception church where 2 mass Of requiem was celebrated hv t'aH EETTsF-f..~n Fsz. s.. new St IoSnrh'S cemetery. The bear CTS were Michael Moyuihan. Patrick M"ynihan. Edward Bowling. Jeremiah Hrc~nalian. Michael Horigan and Ed ward Sullivan Tho floral tributes in- rirdN'l g pillow lettereI Wife from the hrSiiand of the de-easeti: heart. MT aueI Nr< Garrnt Savers: wreath. Mrs Parker and Mrs Kane: bouquetS. SaXc X F'ioto Annie Rowe. Mir and Mrs VI T Murphy. John Schott.
 ';uStavr CornpliS Of WOleott was foun.l not guilty of the charge or catching pi~kp-nI in his own ponI with 3 JE.at out of season. last SepteHI- IapT. The case was heard in Wolcott -Te<tpr,lay afternoon. and while Attnr- urv ] \ Presley prOSerutel. Arforna, Carmosiy defended IL was shown that tie water in tlIe pond works a wheel oEI tine farm and that there vas considerable pickarpI and dOgfiSsl fn tho pond TheSa were in danger of passing iuto tho fuDe and over the water wheel and IzeTrz killed and tO prevent this C0rn4IfS uSp-f the net and Tru-reeIesI fa cIear art the pond Dn tIfs evisEen~p he was found not guilty
 Look into fhaSe ssret plaees of TUlTrS auI pnrrf1IBrp ron will find