Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-19
CITY NEWS.

Boy wanted. Inquire at Democrat office for particulars.
 Half dollar kinds of underwear, 45c at Upson, Singleton & Co.'S.
 Martin Soborg has broken ground for two new houses on Lounsbury street, near the Mulcahy school.
 Miss Helen Sperry, librarian of the Bronson library. who has been ill for the past few weeks is convalescent.
 Miss Katherine Glynn entertained a number of her friends Tuesday evening at her home on Arch street.
 The services in St Pauls church. Wallingford last evening were con- ducted by the Rev F. D. Buckley of Trinity church, this city.
 There will be a meeting of Sheri- dan lodge, N. E. o. P. held in Colum- bus hall, Friday, March 20. There will be dancing and refreshments after the meeting. All ladies of the lodge are requested to bring cake.
 The dressmaking and shorthand classes of the Catholic Women's as- sociation will meet this evening to begin the third term of work Be- ginners can be accommodated in these classes by making application to the superintendent.
 The dentists from this city who were expected to leave to-day to at tend the national convention of den- lists in New York were Dr w. o. Beecher, Dr Arthur Holmes, Dr F. c. Marggraff, Dr E. J. Abbott, Dr Clifford J. Hill, Dr George F. Lan- caster. Dr E. R. Patzold and Dr H. Warren Stevens.
 "Nufangl' trousers fit without a wrinkle, S4 to $7. Upson, Singleton X Co.'S.
 The Rev NJ. A. Sullivan of Hart ford delivered the sermon at the Lenten service at the Immaculate Conception church last evening. It was a very able discouse and was listened to with great attention. He said it takes s60,000,000 a year to maintain the institutions of a pub lie character in which the victims of intemperance are cared for. He ad- vised the women as we'll as the men to join temperance societies and do all in their power to get others to follow in their footsteps.
 The man who didn't hear the thunder last night must be a sound sleeper. It made things hum all around and many thought the houses were coming down on them and jumped out of their beds and got into the open. A man over on East Main street says tin pans fell from the wall and made such a racket his wife got scared and brought the whole family about her and it took some time to convince her that it was nothing more than March prank, one of the borrowed" days or something of that sort.
 There will be a months mind re- quiem high mass at St Francis Xavier church on Saturday morning at 7:30, for the late Mrs Margaret Sweeney who died in Ireland. Mrs Sweeney was born in Causeway, County Kerry, Ireland, where she continually resided up to the time of her death. Besides her husband and two children who still reside in Ire land, she Is survived by her father, Patrick. five brothers. John. Timothy, William, Thomas and Maurice Fitz- maurice also two sisters, Mrs Edward Stack and Mrs Edward Sheehy, all of Waterbury.
 The Underwriters Association of Connecticut held its monthly meeting at he rooms of the Abadacasset club yesterday afternoon. Addresses were delivered by Attorney ". H. Pierce. Dr Benedict. E. n. Weeks. William Tolman. Frank A. Griswold. Thomas Russell. c. W. Russell. q. W. Staples. l.. c. Clayton. Others present included s. F. Trasher and F. Francis Moran of Hartford. C. ". Church, F. W. Simmons, John Mcdonald. John H. Guernsey. John W. Reyes. c. !. Hel- mes. <. F.. Cam. W K. Kehoe. NJ. V. and James F. Williams.
 The funeral Of Miss Jane HOdson will be held from the family residence m South Elm street tomorrow after noon at 2 O'cIock.