Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-01
CITY NEWS.

l The Greek Catholic church ol
 Crown street will be dedicated nex
 Sunday by the Right Rev Bisho]
 Platon and Bishop Raphael of Nev
 York.
 The funeral of Mrs Michael Kee
 ley will be held from the family res
 idence on Abbott avenue to the I'm
 maculate Conception church at S:3t
 o'clock.
 | At a meeting of the Hopeville
 school district last night it was voted
 to authorize the treasurer to borrow $1,000 to meet expenses for repairs
 on the school.
 Does your furnace or stove need
 repairing, if so drop postal or tele- phone 1259-3. Plumbing, timing and jobbing. w. T. Corcoran & Son, BOP North Main street.
 The box office at the Jacques thea ter will be closed until II o'clock to- morrow morning on account of the death of Mrs Catherine Keeley, moth CT of Michael B. Keeley, the admin istrator of the Jacques estate.
 George Crosby of Salem, Mass, would like to locate Mrs George Crosby, who came to this city some time during the past week. Anyone Knowing of the whereabouts of Mrs Crosby kindly communicate with this office.
 J. s. Finn has been awarded the contract for the clustering and H. J. Lapalme the painting in connection with the alterations to the Elks' building on West Main street. Os> car La Croix is the contractor and L. o. Walsh the architect.
 The funeral of Timothy J. Fitz- gerald was held this morning from his late home On South Main street with interment in new St Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were James M. Lynch, John F. Calvin, John Kelley, Thomas Crane, James Ken ney and John Sweeney.
 The James Meagher branch of the Gaelic league will meet in their rooms on East Main street tonight to re- sume studies after the summer vaca- tion, the regular business meeting will be held after lessons. Every member is requested to be present as business of importance will be trans acted 'iEF.
 The funeral of William Wirt White took place at his late home, 63 Eliza beth street yesterday afternoon, the services being conducted by Prof Goodrich. The pallbearers were Franklin R. White, William L. William L.. White. H. T. Allen, J. Leroy Mintie and Edward Drake. Burial took place in the fam fly plot at Riverside cemetery.
 At meeting of Townsend lodge, No S9, l. O O F., last night a so- cial session was held in honor of the 1 fortieth anniversary of Past Grand | Thomas R. Taylor's connection with !! the lodge. Addresses were delivered by four charter members, Maier 1 Kaiser, c. N. Hall, Dr F. E. Castle l and R. P. Smith. A musical pro- gramme was furnished by the lodge chorus.
 Summer was over to-day for the officials of the district court, the term being opened at 10 o'clock with Judge F. NJ. Peasley on ,he bench. All business was post 3oned to Tuesday, 18th, which is the ,hird Tuesday of the month. There Ire no jail cases for disposal this ;erm and, it is expected, there will De very few trials. The few appeals oy parties committed to jail and 'ould not secure bail were withdrawn md they will serve the sentence im- posed by the lower court.
 A big sale of real estate took place 'esterday when the four story brick block at 25, 27 and 29 Grand street vas transferred by the owner, Anna 'oerstler, of Brooklyn, N. Y, to Henry Johnson, dry goods and shoe lealer, whose present place of busi- less is at 31 Grand street. MT John on in part payment transferred to lrs Foerstler two three family louses at 14 Wood street and 19 Willard street. The sale was made through the real estate agency of )aniel T. Harrington, 337 East Main treet.
 The annual church fair of the Wed1sh Lutheran church will open Odd Fellows hall November II nd continue three days. The heads the several committees are as fol- 'ws: programme, Rev A. J. StenwalI; 'liciting, Mrs A. J. Stenwall: dec rations, the society of Zion's daugh- ITS; refreshments, Albert Abraham 'n; floral, Sadie Swenson; candy. ITS N. P. Swenson; kitchen, Mrs P. nderson; canvassing, N. A. Olson: 'orts, Andrew Anderson; cloak room rank Swanson; fish pond, N. P. xenson.
 If arrangements can be made sat- factory between the Traction com- any and Lallier's Military band the ublic of Waterbury will enjoy one the greatest social events of the 'ason in City hall Saturday evening.
 is expected that a large delega~ on from Thomaston will attend the ance here at City hall Saturday rening. The Thomaston band will so be in attendance Lallier's Mili- ry band and the Thomaston Ma ne band will probably give a large trade before the dance and thence
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