Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-09
CITY NEWS.

l ington street.
 Philip Jason, first rush on the 1 Waterbury polo team the past sea
 son, left yesterday with his wife fol i their home in Boston.
 The Rev J. Broderick of St Pet CTS church, Hartford, delivered the sermon last evening at St Francis Xavier's church, this city. c. c. Garrigus, formerly of Row l bottom Machine Co of Waterville, i: now prominently identified with the c. G. Garrigus Machine Co of Bristol Nonnowank tribe, I. O. R. M, o1 | Seymour paid fraternal visit to Toantic tribe of this city last night The visitors brought their canoe 1 along.
 1 Winona Rebekah lodge, l. o. o. F. will be the guests of Elmwood Re bekah lodge of Ansonia tonight | They will leave at 6: 52 this evening by trolley.
 H. N. Bullard of Waterbury, who has accepted the place of foreman for Harry Goodale of Newington, has moved into Mrs Henry Robbin's s house in that town.
 At meeting of Excelsior council O. U. A. M, last night, George Fox Webster ONeill, Percy Partiss, F. C. Clark and Rockwell Cline were elect ed delegates to the state convention. A meeting will be held tomorrow evening in the lyceum of the ladies of St Patrick parish that are mak- ing arrangements for the whist party to be given in the near fu- ture.
 An anniversary mass will be cele- brated tomorrow morning at $ o'clock at the Immaculate Concep- tion church for the late Miss Kath- crime M. Bergin of 69 South Main street.
 Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Mary Mur- phy and Eugene Kane. The we'd ding will take place in the Immacu- late Conception church on Easter Monday morning.
 Miss Constantine G. Dubois of Hillside avenue has presented a large botanical collection to the high school. Miss Dubois has been mak- ing the collection for the past 10 years and has hit upon some excel lent specimens.
 Miss Florence Lancaster. who has been studying the past few months at the Stanhope-Wheatcro dramat- ic school New York, has completed her course and returned to the home of her parents, Mir and Mrs John Lancaster of North Willow street.
 Twenty Hungarian cartridges ar rived here yesterday from Windsor Locks and were taken in charge by Game Warden David Walker, who will turn them loose in the outskirts of the city. They are Waterbury's share of the number of birds pur- chased by the state.
 A very important business proposi- tion is to be brought before the mem- bers of Court McGiyney on Friday evening; therefore all are earnestly requested to attend. Many social events will follow the close of the Lenten season, important amongsI them being a class initiation which always proves to be a pleasant and impressive ceremony.
 The funeral of MT and Mrs Wal lace Tidaback's daughter. Dorothy Edith, took place yesterday after noon at o'clock from her late res idence, 249 River street, the burial being in the Riverside cemetery. The floral tributes were bouquets from MT and Mrs Wallace Tidaback. Mrs John Tidaback. Mrs Edward Wick wire. Mrs Scott Wickwire, Mrs Ed ward Mahon. Mrs Joseph Gale and the Misses Ida and Bertha Gale.
 Patrolmen in plain clothes con- tinue to do duty evenings in the northwestern section of the city. Since the home of Jesse Minor was hurglarized several weeks ago the patrolman watching the avenues has been a plain clothes man. As stated in the Democrat John Cayanaugh, while patrOlling the beat was with bHL HIS nAut HAAADA HI NS NtEt auGA BrickeI and Joseph Stevens later. At headquarters they think the plain clothes men have much better chance of detecting suspicious char acrers.
 The Farnham violin orchestra and Miss Hazel Lee will give Staug's fantasie in D minor. arranged for l { viOlins and piano, at the concert t0 he given by the COuc0rdia Singing society next Sunday evening. at Jacques theater. Among members of the orchestra are Louis David son. Arthur Jacobs. Irving Granger. George Bradstreet, Joseph Michitsch. Willie Ruffer. Bernard Blick. Frederick Dauch, Louis Raphael. Dewitt Chapman and the Misses Margaret Sweeney. Ann Henderson and Loretta Moss
 William Buckley aged thirty years. died yesterday at his home 42s North Main street. after an ill., ness lasting several months. He was employed for some time past at tf1eI factory If the Waterbury Clock Co. and lived for some years in AnsOnia He vas a member of Court Otto Rock F. of \. of that city He Is survived by his widow. one brother. John Buckley of Youngstown. O.. and two sisters. Mrs Patrick Mccarthy and