Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-19
CITY NEWS

covered from his recent indiSpOSi- tion.
 There will be a months mind mass celebrated Monday morning at s o'clock at the Sacred Heart church for the repose of the soul of Miss Julia Scadden.
 The subject of Rev Mir Uhipps discourse at the Second Advent church tomorrow morning will be "What is the Midnight Cry In the evening Mrs Phipps will deliver an address entitled All Glorious Within"
 The Celtic Medical society will meet Monday night with Dr McLar- ney. The principal paper will be read by Dr Sullivan of Hartford. The business to be transacted in cludes the election of officers. It is cludes the election of officers.
 Waterbury members of the Ameri- can-Irish Historical society have re- ceived invitations to attend the an- nual meeting at Hotel Brunswick, Boston, next Thursday afternoon and evening. This will be the tenth an niversary of the organization.
 
 The state regent, Miss Annie Smith, of Ansonia will institute new court of Daughters of Isabella in Merlden, tomorrow at two o'clock at City Mis- sion hall, East Main street. A cor dial invitation is extended to all members of Court McGivney to at tend.
 New evening classes are forming in the school of housekeeping at the Friendly league and any who desire to take the course in cookery or home nursing or waitress should make application as soon as possible in the office of the superintendent at the Friendly league.
 Pierson R. Cumming, cashier for Connecticut Railway x Lighting com Connecticut Railway X Lighting com pany has resigned his position with that concern and has accepted the treasurership of Drlggs X Smith company. He has been employed by the c. R. X l.. company for the past ten years.
 The members of the Holy Name so- ciety of the church of the Immaculate Conception are requested to meet at St Patrlck's hall tomorrow ev- ening at seven o'clock, to attend sol emn vespers at the Sacred Heart church. at seven thirty, in honor of the feast of the Holy Name. Members | will please wear their badges. At the anual meeting of the Wa ! terbury Indian association. which was held yesterday afternocn at the home of Mrs Otis s. Northrop, officers were | elected as follows: President, Miss Dubois; vice-presidents, Mrs Castle, Mrs Northrop and Mrs D. F. Webster; secretary, Mrs Wallace H. Camp; treasurer, Mrs Thomas Donaldson. Nicola Colabella has. through At torney Bernstein, brought suit against c. P. Lonzo for $500 dam ages. and the Italian paper, Il Pro- gresso has been attached. Colabella conducted a paper which was called La Traverse and both papers were to be combined and run as Il Progresso. Under the new form they were to have appeared yesterday. The paper did come out, but La Traverse was not in it.
 The Raymond shoe store on East Main street has been closed by an at- tachment for $4,600 and the stock has been removed to a storehouse. One claim for $4,00O is held by a sister of the owner, Raymond P. Saltsman, who started the business about eight months ago, and the l other is presumably for rent, $500. It is reported that more attachments will follow and that Mir Saltsman's li- abilities will mount up to about $S,- Ou0.
 The annual reception of St Thomas cadets in Leavenworth hall last night was well attended ard all enjoyed the program which consisted of eighteen round dances. The committee were as follows: Arrangement, William J. Dunphy. Thomas Courtney. W. Cro- nan. Dennis Clancy and William Me Ginnis: reception. M. Mahon. J. Iud- dy, M. McKena. D. Kelly, w. Delan- ey. P. OBrien. J. Delaney. I. Temple. A. Stein ]. Lawlor T. Foley J. Phe- lan( ]. Palla W. Howard. J. Cunning ham W. Dupre NJ. Kane. ]. Rus sell and T. Gullfoile.
 John Crelling was the only one who fell into the clutch of the police yesterday. In court to-day Crelling said he had cold and he took some thing" for 1t. He was discharged with a warning from Judge Burpee. The case against Paolino Boticelli. Michael Capodono and Pasquale Cap- obianco were again continued. They are chanrged with assaulting a fel- low countryman. The witnesses seem to be beyond the reach of the police men. Charles Hartford was charged with non-support of his wife and he agreed to pay her s week
 The Friendly league chorus has changed the evening of its class work to Friday and will meet in the entertainment hall each week. This chorus is intended for young women ! who are desirous of studying vocal music and is free to league members, | but a willingness to devote one even- ing each week to vocal training in 1 chorus singing is an important quail ! fication for admission to the chorus. This class is under the direction of Mrs Claude M. Calvert. soprano. with Miss Elizabeth \. Hoadley as piano aceompanist. Applications for class membership are received in the office of the superintendent at the Friend. ly league
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