Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-26
CITY NEWS
Out to-day. Hellmann's Book.

forty hours devotion will begin at the Sacred Heart church.
 Mrs x. w. Greenman was to-day ap- pointed administratrix on the estate Of Mrs Amelia Webster
 The promenade given by the Ameri- can band in the Auditorium Saturday evening was well attended.
 , Rev John G. Murray, Y. G., will bless the stations of the cross at St Francis Xavier's church Wednesday evening.
 The Bricklayers,' Stone Masons' and Plasterers' union will hold a smoker for members only tomorrow evening in A. o. H. hall.
 Last evening daughter was born to Thomas and Mrs Moriarty of Bald win street. and congra tllations are pouring in upon them to-day.
 The board of education will hold a meeting this evening and the contract for building additions to the Bank and the Webster schools will be awarded.
 A months mind mass of requiem will be celebrated tomorrow morning at ' o'clock at St Patrick's church for the late Bridget O'Brien of 40, West Clay street.
 Attorney J. NJ. Lynch received from Honolulu today two handsome fans made of white grass and palm leaves. They were sent by Edward Flanagan, a drummer, and relative of Mir Lynch.
 Tomorrow evening in Naugatuck the Ojeda council, K. of C., will work the third degree on large number of candidates. District Deputy Hearns of the Rubber City will carry on the work, assisted by the degree team of Ansonia. A goodly number of Knights from this city will attend.
 Yesterday afternoon, as the funeral of, Anthony Staczokas was passing along East Main street, one of the wheels of carriage caved in and the horse started to run away. It did not go far as passerby got hold of the reins and brought the animal to halt. The break down was hustled onto Mill street so as not to delay the funeral.
 The new grand stand for the Water. bury base ball field is now being built by the Tracy Bros Co. It will be made in sections and just as soon as the grounds are in readiness 1t will be moved out there and placed in position. A corps of men are at work also grad ing the new ball field and from now until the opening game it will be case of hustle on everybody's part.
 The funeral of John Hogan was held from his late residence on Washington street yesterday afternoon at 1:30 10 St Francis Xavier's church, where the services were conducted by the Rev Father Curtin. The bearers were James and Michael Cass. John and Edward Bowling. John Kennedy and John Wall. ali nephews of the de- ceased. The burial was in St Joseph $ cemetery.
 A pleasant social gathering was held at the home of Miss Mamie Lane or Baldwin street last night. The evep- ing was spent in a most joyous man ner. Piano selections by Margarc. Roper. Mamie Thompson. Joseph Ryan and Charles Mccarthy; violin selections by William Wilson and Walter Ma. roney; guitar selections by Mamie Lane and Joseph Ryan. Supper was served at late hour, after which the party broke up voting Miss Lane a pleasing hostess.
 Book Beers may come and Book Beers may go. But other breweries will have to do some lively stepping to pro- duce as fine Book Beer as He'll mann's 1896 produr. out to-day.
 At the church of St Joseph in New Haven this morning Miss Ella C. Shan ley and George V. Dunn of this city were united in marriage. The attend ing couple were Miss Molly !. Shanle-, sister of the bride. and William Dunn, brother of the groom. After the cere. mOny a wedding breakfast was held at the home of the brides sister. Mrs Frank F. Camp. Although the brides home is in New Haven she has resided in Waterbury for a number of years. After a short wedding trip 10 New York Mr and Mrs Dunn will reside al 45 Center street.
 AT St Thomas's church this morning at 7::O Kathryn Beere and Thomas Daly were united in matFimony hy Ra- Father Ryan. The bride was at. tended ty Margaret Oviatt and ThOm. as Lyons acted as best man. The bride was attired in q very pretty gown of steel grey. with picture lat to match and carried a white prayer he,k. The bridesmaids gown was hfrra silk v-frh hat ta match Tho couple Jeff on the 1Os5a train for New York. They will he home to their friends after March 15. at 46 StarvieW avenue.
 Michael F. Malone died Friday al his bone No III HuHgerfOrd street of pulmonary troubles He fe7ves q wife. Mrs EIszsgeth Murray Malone oue brother. John. of Waterbury. and sister. Bridget Conroy of Akron O NIr Malone was born in County Clare Ireland He came to this country wheT g yuunz man and worked as a ma ehfuf<- for the New York. New HaveE and Harrfs7i Rsflrcsi Co twenty-ons years. Recently he worked for th. EIertrEc Vehicle Co- The funeral UiI take plsee Monday morning zf ai 9:15 There wFlI be a solemn requiem hixh mass st St Joxe7h-s cathedral st 1, o-eIork- BurzsI uflI be Tn St PstrIek', eauetGT-Hzrffo-i Tines.
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