Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-12
CITY NEWS


 will be celebrated at St Francis Na,
 ier,s church Thursday morning for th late N. J. Daily.
 Fire destroyed about $50 worth (
 iToperty at the residence of F. Snasg& 12l Spencer avenue, Saturda l afternoon. The department preyente
 further damage.
 There will be an anniversary mas of requiem Tuesday morning at th
 lmmaeulate Conception church at s o'clock for the late Mrs Aana Miles Q Kipsshury street, =. .-s < : Waterbury aerie of Eagles will hol, an important meeting this, evening a
 1:30 to make arrangements for attend ing the funeral of their deceased mem Der. James Dawson. Ie .---....s
 Yesterday at the Second Congrega tional church, Rev John G. Davenport D.D., in his sermon paid glowing tribute, to the memory of Lincoln whose birthday was celebrated to-day
 Police Surgeon O'Hara, in conpli ance with the vote of the board oi safety, has examined ali but one mem her of the police force. The exception Is Policeman John Brickel who is con. fined 10 the house with.a carbuncle.
 The March number of the Woman's Home Companion will be one of tb, best issues ever put out Every sub scriber to the Democrat can have ttis magazine free of charge. Why not have 1t sent to your home, when all you need do is to pay year subscription in advance --.-
 Last evening at the First Copgregs. tional church the Rev C. 4! Dinsmore D.D.. gaye.-au interesting sermon on the subject ''Is the World Growing Better:" During bis discourse he pointed out several facts which in his opinion show that. the conditions Of the people of to-day. are far above those of years gone by.
 At meeting of the SodaIity of the Children of Mary of St Francis Kay ier's parish, yesterday afternoon, offi- cers were chosen as follows: Fresi. dent. Carrie Bergin; vice president, Lucy Doyle; secretary. Bridget Me Quinn; treasurer, Nellie Doyle; couI- cil, Margaret Fleming, Susan Weston. Lizzie McGovern and Mary Mansfield.
 The funeral of Thomas Degnan took place yesterday, afterneeh frenI his late home on Union street with ser: vice at the Immaculate Conception church by Father Broderiek and inter ment in new St Joseph's cemetery The bearers were Charles Lee. Joseph Donnelly, Edward aIulligan, James Dinalea. Charles ONeil and James Brady. The floral tributes included 3 handsome piece from employees of tho Smith X tiriggs Mfg Go.
 On Monday evening, February IT, Miss Nellye T. Reeds dancing classes will hold one of these popular and SC. lect receptions for which this school is noted. in Leavenworth hall. The past events given by this select school of dancing speak for themselves and this coming event promises. to oubdo anything of the kind ever given be fore. The dance program has been well selected both in novelties and regular dancing. Music will be fur nished h., A. ]. Lallier. Tickets are limited aud may he secured from pu- pils or at the academy. i3 East Main street.
 James W. pawson died yesterday afternoon at bis home, 1l5I Bank street. Besides bis widow. he leaves two children, Mildred and Murvs, also q brother and sister. Daniel Dswser of Dubuque. Iowa. and Mrs John Manning of Portland. He was q mem. ber of Court Martin Heilmann. r. oT 4, and of the local aerie of Eagles. He followed railrosding and lost one of his legs iu an accident. hut this didn't seem te impair his usefulness to any appreciable extent and after short time in the liquor business he went back to tha Consolidated road ss fsgman at the Highland division He was a cheerful. good natured fel- low who made friends everywhere b. went and held them. The funeral will be held to St Patrick's church to-m"r- row morning at S:30 o'clock.
 Mrs Mary Dslv. vife of William DsIy. died at 3;30 p'clock yesterday afternoon at the family residence. = Stone street. after a SboTt illness. Mrs D9ly wss a daughter of the late Peter aDd Mary Keefe of Ridge Strees. lotb fine tyPeS of the esriy IriSb emigTanis who made Waterbury their hone and lived long enough to acquire an enviabie reputation in tlfs community in all that SoeS to make god citizeuship and true Christian principles Their children. and es- pecislly tho subject If this sketst. proved worthy representatives Df tbe stock they came from and as a cOIl- sequsn-e the family bas maintained It's prestige and is still held in high ss,eam by wide circle sf aO1uain- Isnee<. hence thc general rcgret for he Is,Ss If one uhO by word and ,Ies-I .inee the time If her chiIdbood bad sndeSreti beTSelf to sN who raue in 'ontact with her. BeSi.les Der husband .he leaves four brethers and oue sis er. Pcter- Martin Fintsn and John Neefe snI Mrs william E- BanuUa- The funeral will t-e held tO-usOrToa- 1erninx ss s79 o-clOck vifh a mass f TeqHiep at St FTaneis Nsvier'S -hurh and intsEme1t in Bew St Io- .sVhis cemetery
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