Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-17
CITY NEWS.

OJLO DUCK udS EOlu IO JSTemldH Ryan his lot and building in, Engle. wood.
 Cy Mcdonald, catcher of the Ford. ham baseball team, was in town yes, terday.
 Philip Savard has sold his propert, on Highland avenue, Town Plot, tc o. Montambault.
 w. P. Caldwell has gone on the road as agent for s. T. Dunstin's dandruff remedy.
 Albert Schumacher has sold te Robert w. Lowell his lot and build. ing at 'The Pines."
 Gertrude M. Shepard of New Bri. tain has sold to William o. and Elm. ma Hall of this city her property on Baldwin hill.
 George A. Boughton, c. E. Bough. ton, Isabel Peck and Henry S. Peck have sold their property at 12S-130 Locust street to Samuel Holczer.
 A months mind mass will be cele- brated tomorrow morning at eight o'clock at the Immaculate Conception church for the late Florence Sullivan of North Willow street.
 Miss Nellie Dee at one time super visor of music in the public schools of this city and now holding a similar position in New York was a visitor in town to-day.
 A delegation of thirty members of Canton Martin, P, M., and Comstock lodge of Waterbury, took part in the memorial service of the Odd Fellows at New Britain yesterday.
 Superintendent of Police George M. Beach left to-day to attend the Jamestown Exposition. He will be away several days. During his ab- sence Captain Ramon will be in command.
 Tomorrow evening a reception and dance will be given by Mir and Mrs John F. Rick at their academy on East Main street The hall will be in perfect condition for dancing, and will be cooled by electric fans. Refreshments will be furnished free.
 The Rev c. Fairfax of Poughkeep- sic, N. Y., who was placed in charge of the Pearl street A. M E. Zion church at the annual conference at New Haven, preached his first ser mon at the church yesterday morn- ing and created decidedly favorable impression.
 Court Champlain, F. of A., has ap- pointed committee consisting of A. l.. Saloman, E. c. Belanger and F. Guimond to act with a committee from St Jean Baptist society in mak- ing. arrangements for the observance of the Feast of St John, June "A. The court has withdrawn from the sev- eral Foresters committee and has ap- pointed an entertainment committee of it's own as follows: A. L. Salo- man, l.. Hamel,W. Dugnay, F. Benoit and P. De Spius.
 Yesterday was observed as memor- ial day by Excelsior council, No 2, O. U. A. M., and its auxiliary, Lady Trumbull council, No 5, Daughters of Libetry. committee from each council met at o. U. A. M. hall in the morning and marched to the ceme- teries where sixty-nine graves were decorated. The committees were: Excelsior council. w. A. Chase, chair man, Webster 0'Neill, c. W. Fox, W. A. Holgate. and Charles Blakeslee; Lady Trumbull council, Miss Rachael Chase, Miss Clara Wilmot and Mrs George Lee. At 7:15 last night the members of Excelsior council met at the corner of North Main and Farm street and marched to St PanPs church. where memorial address was delivered by the Rev Martin 0. Lepley.
 Morris vinchefsky, the we'll known socialist, was the principal speaker at a meeting of Hebrews in Speed we'll hall last night. The program in full was as follows: Orchestra melange, "The Marseillaise"; recita- ton, Long Ago." Miss Jennie Schnear, with piano accompaniment by Miss Brandvein; vocal solo, Goodbye. Sweetheart" Miss Edith Meyers. with piano accompaniment by Miss Zaretsky; recitation. "on the Ocean," B. Kaplan: recitation,
 VIII fdpd Dl6. A1lSS E1tltn Acu- delbohm; address. Prof Morris Vim ehefsky of New York; recitation. Miss Minnie Mendelbohn: plano duet, Miss Zaretsky and Miss Fas- salet; monologue speciality. H. Mysel of Jacob Adler's Grand theater of New York.
 The funeral of William C.iDaley took place this morning frop his { e residence on the Watertown ! Ad with a mass of requiem at St .atrick's church by the Rev Father Gieeson and interment in new St Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were ]. F. Hapenny. T. Quinn. F. J. Martin. J. H. Howell. JF, ". Dunn and W. E. Robarts.s all members of White Oak camp. No 2. ". of ". The floral tributes included a wreath lettered My Son." from his mother: basket of roses. Sadie Flanagan; pillow inscribed Brother" Wood men of the World; standing wreath. enpioyes of screw snd rfvet depart rents of the Scovfil Manufacturing Co: pillow lettered -Rest.I burner once of the ScoviIl Manufacturing Go. basket of roses. P Henry. bss- ket of roses, Mr and Mrs Richmond; basket of roses, Whistman; bon erets, ssxs C Fioto. John !. Hviznd. W~ Wrirkt. and a pillow from