Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-23

Attorney T. E. Rogers returne fro ma trip to New York last even ing.
 Miss Jessie Locke who has gradu ated from Mount Holyoke in tn class of 1903 has accepted position as instructor at that institution.
 An anniversary mass will be cele brated at the Sacred Heart churCl on Tuesday morning at o'clock fo the late Patrick Geghan of Wal street.
 Col and Mrs L. P. Rurpee, wh have been sojourning the past fev weeks at Twin lake where they hay built house, are expected home to morrow. 1 Announcement has been made 0 the engagement of James Clancy manager of Jacques theater, ant Miss Florence Murr of Rochester N. Y.
 Miss Rosalind Brownell of Hill side avenue has entered Trinity col lege, Washington, D. c. Miss Louis Holohan will also resume her studio there this year.
 The second ward improvement as. sociation will hold its regular meet ing Tuesday evening at the home ol John J. Geraghty, Cooke street. As this is the annual meeting election of of ficers will be held.
 The Boys Club will open for its winter work this evening. The Boys | Club band will render several selec- tions during the evening, The build ing will be open for inspection. Par ents are cordially invited to be pres sent also boys and young men.
 The annual fair of St Joseph's T A. society was brought to 3 close Sat | urday evening after a very success full week. The attendance was large especially during the last half of tht | week ending with a very big crowd The society will realize a handsom, profit on the event.
 The funeral of George Bunce took place this morning from his late home on River street with a mass of requiem at St Francis Xavier church by Father Fleming and in- terment in new St Josephs cem9- tery The bearers were David Sheehy, Frank Sheehy, John Kelly William Phelan, Daniel Comerford and Anthony Toole.
 The members fthe Central Yer. band, the oldest German society ir this city met yesterday and elected officers for the coming year; The off. cers elected were: Charles Dreher president; A. Wiedom, first v!ce-pre. sident; Peter Hook, second vice-pre. sident; Christian Laun, secretary; Emil Lindermann, financial secre. tary; John Siebert,- - treasurer. The society represents about. twenty Ger. man organizations in this city.
 William B. Madden died yesterday in New Boston, Mass. He leaves one brother Policeman James Madden of this city and also leaves three sisters, Mrs William Secrecy, Mrs John Kelly and Miss Agnes Madden. The fun eral will take place tomorrow morn ing from the residence of his brother 76 East Clay street, at o'clock to St Patrick's church.
 This evening at eight o'clock in St Patrlck's parish hall, Porter street. there will be a meeting of the ladies and gentlemen parishoners of St Pat ricks parish. to form plans for the Harvest Festival which they are about 10 give in the near future, also, to perfect the arrangements already made. To the parishioners of St Patricks parish, Come one, come all and bring along your brothers and your sisters. your cousins and your aunts
 William o'Neill of 26 Fox street died yesterday morning at the age of thirty years. A sad coincidence in connection with his demise is the fact that his twelve year old daugh- ter lies critically i'll at the family home with typhoid fever. The de- ceased father leaves also a widow. a brother. James. in Stamford. his mother, a brother and sister living in Ireland. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning at s:3O o'clock from 11O East Main street to St Pat rick's church, with interment in Cal? vary cemetery.
 Thomas Crane who figured in the sensational shooting atfray in Ches- hire a month ago was fined s5 and costs in Justice DoOlittle's court in Cheshire Saturday for trespass upon Shell" Hitchcock's property. Crane IL will be remembered, was fishing with some Waterbury friends on HitehoOek's property when Harold Layton, a relative of Hitchcock. came along and filled him with birdshot. Lawton was fined on two charges of breach of the peace and assault on Crane. In disPOsing Of the case against Crane Justice Doolittle said that In view Of the punishment that had already been inflicted upon him by Lawton he would not impose a heavy fine.
 When you want a present for your sweetheart or wife. or your sister or your cousin or your aunt, just drop in the CpsOn Jewelry Cos and choose from the largest lines fa the city Of feWelry, diamonds. emeralds, rubiez. sapphires. etc. set and unset. Watches gold and silver of many grades, etc