Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-17
CITY NEWS.


Miss Eliza Hughes and Mrs Mar
garet Turley of Waterbury are visit
ing friends in Forestville.
A daughter was born on Sunday
morning to Mr. and Mrs William Null
hern of % Pratt place.
Dr. J. A Morehead, president OF
Roanoke college, of Salem, Va, was a
visitor in this city yesterday.
The regular meeting of the Queens
Daughters will be held in st Patrick S
hall this evening at O'Clock.
Horace Johnson says: Look for
general disturbance from the Both of
the present month to the Sd of April.
The Daughters of Bethlehem will
hold a whist this evening at the home
of Miss Theresa Steinert, 20 Walnut
street.
A requiem high mass was celebrated
this morning at o'clock at st Cecilia's
church by Rev Farrell Martin for the
late Catherine Schiefer.
William Cruess was in Pine Meadow
to attend the funeral of his aunt,
Mary Ann Cruess, who died at New
Hartford Friday morning.
Top coat weather and top coats
ready at Epson, Singleton X Cos.
Mary SpiIlane of Waterbury, widow
of Michael Spillane, Company E, 18th
New York volunteers, has been grant
ed a pension of SIG per month.
The Rev John n. Lewis of st Johns
Episcopal church will preach to-mor-
row night at the regular Lenten ser
vice to be held in Trinity Episcopal
church at Bristol.
The funeral of Casimier Giaez-
ionis took place this afternoon from
his late home on South Leonard
street with interment in the Llthu-
anian cemetery.
The amateur polo game between
the Brooklyns and the South Ends
will start promptly this evening at
45 so that the game will be over in
time for the exhibition game between
the Hamilton Parks and the Bridge
port amateurs.
A new species Of carnation was
seen on the streets to-day and bedeck-
ed the buttonholes of many persons.
1t is a combination of white and
green and is rather deceptive for I'M
less a person observed very closely he
would think it was made of paper. II
promises to become rather popular oil
st Patrick's day.
The railroad commissioners have is
sued an order approving the proposed
method of construction of trolley
line from Woodbury. TO Waterbury.
The corporation building il is known
as the Woodbury. and Waterbury
Street Railway company and is con-
trolled by the New York. New Ha.
ven & Hartford Railroad company.
Norman Gauthier was arrested this
morning by Officer Fitzgerald on a
charge of theft. Gauthier was ac-
cused of stealing pair of shoes from
the proprietor of the lunch room
near the corner of Union and South
Main streets. Gauthier claims that
the man accusing him stole them
from a second hand store.
Miss Julia Melinda Newton ,daugh-
ter of the late Isaac f. Newton, who
was mayor Of Waterbury from 1870
to 1871, and was for many years at
the head of the American Mills Co,
died Saturday at the residence of her
brother, L. B. Newton, $40 Washing
ton avenue, West Haven. The re-
mains were brought TO this city this
afternoon and inferred in the family
plot in Riverside cemetery.
Mrs George /. Partridge, mother Of
Mrs Frederick y. Buckley, died at her
home in Franklin. Mass, Sunday ev-
ening. at the age Of eighty-three years.
In January last Mr and Mrs Partridge
celebrated the sixty-siXth anniversary
Of their wedding. at which time their
five children were present In her
death are broken the ties Of an I'M
usually long and happy married life.
The funeral will be held on Wednes-
day and the services will he conducted
by the Rev Frederick d. Buckley.
There is every indication now that
City hall VII be filed TO the doors
tonight. when the Irish drama. Dan
iel O'COnneIl'' is presented by the
leading amateurs Of the cit- The
last rehearsal was held last night and
It was a most pleasing one. Il VIII
be one Of the most fitting WAYS IN
celebrate ST Patrick's day for you will
live all over again many NJ the scenes
through which YOU have passed in
reality over acrUss the water. The
play Is beautifully staged AMI the
costumes are handsome.
Bows corduroy knickerbockar suits .
n ~. $40. AZ Tpson. Singleton n COS
This evening the annual dance and
concert If the Washington Hill A. q.
will he held NJ Buckingham Music
hall The program viii CONSIST ~
three concert numbers which start
81 So and sixteen dance numbers.
The following concert numbers wifi
~ rendered. The New Tippsr8rv-~
selection The HoylIeu. and a
Waltz Dream The musir furnished
fer the dancing will iaciufe- Top -
The Ns-uIuE. Golden Ineks. As
Long ss ere Word Rolls On I'm
Afraid IN Zone Hone in the Dark-
-Dsue5ng Evss.- pixie Dan ami
-yIuefl ntsIizesI to You--- Music VII