Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-14
CITY NEWS

| Miss Elizabeth Quinlan of Jewelry street. has accepted position as 1 cashier for J. Mccarthy, of East
 Main street
 The annual report of St Annes
 church, read yesterday by the pas tor, Father Lamontagne, showed a very successful year.
 Charles Baumgartner, head waiter in the American dining room of The
 Elton, and Miss Josephine Ball, one
 of the maids, were married Saturday
 evening.
 An anniversary mass of requiem will be celebrated at the Immaculate Conception church at o'clock to-
 morrow morning for the late Joseph Delaney.
 At the masses at the Sacred Heart
 church yesterday it was announced
 that beginning next Sunday there will be two masses at o'clock. One
 will be up stairs for the adults, the other down stairs for the children.
 Rev F. L. Buckwalter delivered a strong sermon last evening at the re- vival meeting held at the Grace
 Methodist church in Wateryille. His
 theme was on sin and it's conse-
 quences. During the week Mir Buck
 walter will be assisted in his revival
 work by Rev J. H. Fairchild of the Chapel Street Methodist church, Rev
 Ira T. Hawk of the Bunker Hill
 church, and the Rev William Me
 Nichol of the Watertown Congrega-
 tional church.
 Another rehearsal of the Oratorio society for the concert which will be given in all probability not later than
 Tuesday, February 19, will be held
 this evening in the parish house of St Johns church. Richard T. Percy of New York will be on hand to di- rect the chorus and will also speak briefly on other compositions to be undertaken by the society. Although the rendering of "The Messiah" last month showed deficit of S160, the members of the organization are not discouraged and hope to make up the loss on future musicals.
 The Junior Christian Endeavor so-' ciety of the First Baptist church gave a pleasant surprise party Saturday night on Miss Ethel Ziglatzki at her home on Buckingham street. Among those present were the Misses Mar garet Ashley, Elsie Chase, Sarah and Mary Smith, Bernice Watson, Mildred Horton. Hazel Snagg, Ruby Goodrich, Edna Fox, Hazel Lamoreaux, Flor ence Jessel, Etta Foster, Beatrice Pas sano and Ruby Austin, Harold and Clarence Jessel, Homer Nugent and Ernest Marks. Piano selections were rendered by Miss Passano, Miss Wat son, Miss Ashley and Miss Ziglatzki. Games were played and supper was served.
 The funeral of Frederick Hapke took place yesterday afternoon from the family residence on Bronson street with interment in St Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were Freder- ick Smith. George Smith, Edward Smith and George Andrews. The floral tributes included a pillow marked Freddie" from Mir and Mrs T. F. Dodds; standing heart, inscrib- ed Freddie" parents of the de- ceased: cross. William Smith and family; bouquets. Helen Hahsn, Thomas, Charles. Grace and Willie Dodds. all cousins of the deceased: Mary Bassett, George Andrews. Fred erick Gaunt, Edward and Francis Crowley. Sake & Floto, John H. Sachenhauser.
 Gorham Tufts, the general super- intendent of the American Hima- layan Christian colony at Aimora, U. F.. India. delivered an address at the Rescue mission on South Main street last evening. A large crowd was on hand to hear the speaker who has made four trips to India. one of which was a prolonged one. He re- lated some interesting experiences which he had with the natives and gave good description of the condi- ton of the country as regards re- ligion. During the week he expects to make an address in several cities of the state. In March several of his will leave to carry on a mission near the borders of Afghan istan and Thibet.
 At St Paul's church yesterday morning a class of twenty-four was confirmed by the Rev Chauncev E. Brewster, D. D.. bishop of the dio- cese of Connecticut. IL was the an- nual visit of Bishop Brewster and he was pleased with the showing of St Pauls congregation. as more than 1O4 participated in the communion service. which is the record for the The bishop delivered an ip- teresting address on self sacrifice and referred to General Gordon. widely known as Chinese Gordon as man who had carried out the unset fish idea as well as any other person with whose life he was familiar Bishop Brewster also carried on ser Tiees in Ansonia and Seymour yes Ierday.
 How annoying H It to hsvs a watch that Is out of repair freSueut- ly and in the care of the watch s,or- tor one third of the time. Buy a watch Of known reputation. of ur- . questioned reliability and save roJr- self much annoyance Get q watch