Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-16
CITY NEWS.

friends in this city.
 Tomorrow evening the week.
 dance of the Washington Hill clu
 will be held at the club hall.
 The condition of James William
 Fitzpatrick, who IS ill at his hom,
 on Wall street, is improving, al
 though slowly.
 A large number of the members O.
 the N. F. o. F., of this city will jour
 ney to Naugatuck tomorrow evenina
 to witness the installation of Rubber
 City lodge.
 The Waterbury Title company
 after six years experience has com 1 pleted arrangements to give exper1
 service to all who are interested ir
 real estate. The office is at 51 1 Leavenworth street.
 The Rev John G. Davenport, D. D.,
 pastor of the Second Congregational
 church, delivered an address Tuesday
 evening at the Park Street Congrega- l tional church, Bridgeport. He was the first pastor of the Park streeet ed- flee.
 The Berma Deltas will hold their second annual sociable and dance to- morrow evening at Leavenworth hall All popular music which will be a special feature will be rendered by Galipeau'S orchestra. The pro- gramme will consist of all round dancing.
 Many new men are being broken in by the Connecticut Go to take po- sitions on the trolley cars. More ever it is said that the inspectors and spotters are more than watch full these days and very few of the conductors are working the short arm" movement with success.
 The restaurant which was con- ducted on East Main street and pur- chased from James Harrington by two shoe blacks at 166 South Main street has been closed. A notice on the doors states that the proprietors expect to reopen in a short time and conduct fruit business there.
 James Donanue of North square left this afternoon for New York and this evening will sail for Savan- nah, Ga, whence he will take train for St Louis and Helena, Mont While in Helena he will be the guest of his friend Mir Cruess, the baker, who is we'll known in Waterbury.
 One of the incest catches of fish that has been brought into Water bury in some time is on exhibition in the window of the Heinie hotel cafe on Bank street Henry Hellmann, who was the leader of the band that mesmerized the finny tribe, says ne might have caught them off the Brooklyn bridge. but he didn't.
 Judge Burpee this morning decided the suit of Paul Suma against Peter for commission of $100 Dn a real estate transaction. Suma claimed he was employed by the de- 'endant to secure for him a customer to buy a house, and he found one Judgment was for the defendant and an appeal to tho district court was taken.
 This evening Grand Guide r. Miles ] Payne of this city and representatives Df the five local lodges of the N. F.. Q. F.. will go to Seymour 10 assist in he installation of officers Up 10 the present week Brass City lodge had made the largest gain in membership ,f any lodge in the state. hut the lodge rom Seymour now comes tO the front md the local lodge k close second.
 There will he a meeting this even ng of the Catholic Women's assOcia- ion to make further plans for the cap year party to be given in City .alI. January 31. The party is to he without doubt the most important so- ial event of the season. It is expect d that about 800 invitations will be ssued by the members 10 their men friends, making the attendance about O0. Every member who can get 10 he rooms tonight should do so as he most important meeting vet is to @ held
 X notice has nnen sent out bv nr '. ]. Kilmartin. acting secretary Of he Anti-TubercTlosis Ieague, asking he pastors of all the churches in the ity tu make ..h ahnOuneemont aJ . he services on Sunday of Jhe mass meeting tO be Ieid in City aaIl at 3 clock that afternoon The reason 1 Thy the meeting Is held on SuEtay , because a nurIUeT of the lIgn Wnc 'Ould like t0 be present could ns Q on hand if the meeting Were held Dme night during the week. Mrs Elizabeth C. Do,lgr. widow of ie late Geur@" E IEsIgr. died at : clock this morning at her home. GJ 'aterville street Mrs Dulgs was '. daughter of Henry q. aul ls..ts"v M , righam. and was Isrru in New arlboro. Mass. Septeuls.- 70. t>4l. be was educated at flB,. SputA Berk- lire institute. New MarIIrt-n un ctOIer I4. ISssi she marr..sl tu. .ate e0rge Ross D1ige. They Had in a Iinois and Iowa for several years. Il finally tired of life in tha west e n states and removed to Great t arlington. Mass. where they re-uain-
 until they came to Wate-hu-y m Sl Mrs Dodge enjoyed gOgI hsaith Itil Deeemler IJ. 1.sT. when sbp 4 fered a Tarslytic sbock frYEn whirh ' p neVp- Fecoveref- She was a mem q ? Uf tba Waterbury WUIIeu-s eIuh r d of the Second Congregational i, urrh. where she nIIei a Fzsitiun as ichpr in the Sunday seEB0ol uF tc tine le of her illness Ssgp Esavss a A n. Harry ss IsszIge- the Slasa deal 4
 and a daughter. Miss Clara l.. siGe. Her huS7saud flfezI April ZS G- Tha funeral will te he'd Sun ? afternoon at o'elosk win srrviFp the house hv tiHe Rev Jam e. venpo-t. D- IT.. assisted tsy the Rev
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