Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-24
CITY NEWS

tomorrow will be at 5, 6:30, 7:30,
 9 and 10:45. Solemn vespers will be
 held in the evening.
 Liquor dealers who have not ob- Itained their licenses yet can get them
 by applying to the janitor of the
 court house building.
 The remains of Mrs Julia Hayes,
 who died Friday in New York, were
 brought to this city yesterday and in
 tered in St Joseph's cemetery. Mrs Catherine Cassidy-O Rourke.
 mother of Miss Mary A. Cassidy. of
 Browns block and of Frank O'Rourke
 of Waterville, died this morning at St Mary's hospital, West Hartford. John McGrath, Michael Sullivan,
 Thomas McGrath, John Mahaney and
 George Coer, students at Niagara
 University are spending the holidays
 with their parents in this city. The following mass will be cele-
 brated at Our Lady of Lourdes church
 tomorrow: 4, 5:30, 6:30, 7:30, S:3O
 and 10 o'clock. Vespers will be at '
 in the evening.
 Edward Noonan a student at the University of Virginia arrived home Saturday evening and will spend the holidays with his parents on Wolcott street
 Subscribers to the Evening Demo- crat will want the next number of the Woman's Home Companion. It is a beauty. Be sure your name is on the list. Payments should be made on or before the goth of each month.
 Irney Woisard is home from Georgetown University and is spend- ing Christmas with his mother, Mrs J. H. Woisard, 573 North Main street L. N. Worisard, a travelling salesman is also spending the holidays at his mothers home.
 The Allegany alumni of the diocese of Hartford will tender a banquet to Right Reverand Monsignor Slo- cum at the Elton on Monday evening, January [. Besides members of the Allegany alumni of this diocese few from outside the Hartford diocese will be in attendance.
 Mark Liber, recently from Russia, delivered an address in City hall yesterday afternoon before a large audience composed of Russians and Hebrews. He pictures the horrors of life in the prisons of that country and stated In time all this will pass away and revolutionists will manage the affairs of the country.
 The funeral of Christopher Smith. who died Saturday afternoon at his home on Bridge street, took place this morning with mass of requiem at the Immaculate Conception church by Father o'Brien and interment in Cal vary cemetery. The bearers were John St Louis, Alfred St Louis. Will liam Edgerton, Peter Clark. Michael 0'Neill and Patrick Mclaughlin.
 John Bell of Hartford was arrested here to-day by Detective Kennaugh charged with theft of an overcoat from his room mate. Bell told his friend he would like to see some friends in Waterbury but was unable to do so having no overcoat. So his room mate loaned him his and it seems to have been Bells intention to keep it.
 A pair of horses belonging to liv- eryman Partree became unmanage- able on South Main street yesterday afternoon and crashed into the plate glass window In J. T. Lawlor's sa- loon. The glass was ruined and one of the horses received several cuts. The driver. Joseph Hafey, got a bad shaking up, but he was not seriously hurt.
 The funeral of Mrs Jarin Larson took place yesterday afternoon from her late home on South Wilson street with service at the house by the Rev Mir Lewis and interment in Riverside cemetery. The bearers were A. Wal | berg. c. Janson. $. Wilson, F.. Ny-yt. | C. Carlson. J. Carlson. The floral | tributes included a pillow from Mrs | Gustaf Green. daughter of the de- | ceased: bouquets. Anna Jansen, Mrs | A. Jansen. Fred Jansen. and grand | of the deceased.
 Antonio SolomIta, brother of An- yelo Solomita who was shot to death I by Ciriaco Capobianco near the Naug atuck depot a year ago last July. ! was arrested to-day for selling liquor without having a license. runs a fruit store on Bald- win street and for the convenience of . his customers on Sundays and afi"r [ lours he used to keep a private bottle. f Is said. and q ease or two of besf. ] It is believed that a rival in business gave away his secret source of income.
 The Rev William Flynn. Of Hart ord. has been appointed a curste at he Immaculate Conception parish. The work of the parish is on the in- rease right along and in order to all 1t has been decided D have another mass. commencing ext Sunday The new schedule for masses Is as follows: .. S. .. 10 and 1 o'clock Besides these. mass wiI' e celebrated as usual in St Patrick's all at S.s9 for the children. The lasses tomorrow will be at :. and e:s0 o'clock.
 How annoying p ft to have al rzteh that is out of rppair frequent r and ia the care of the watch dor or one third of the time Buy a rstch of known reputation. of un- upsfion-f reliability and ssve ror7r-