Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-02
CITY NEWS.

Liberty circle, F. of A., vii
 hold social and dance on Frida.
 evening at Mechanics hall.
 The Ramblers will hold a socia
 and dance on Friday evening at Mur
 ray hall. Orchestra music will b'
 furnished for dancing.
 | The first meeting in the new quarters of the Red Men in the Cit.
 izen's bank building was held last
 evening by Toantick tribe, I. o. R. M
 Does your furnace or stove need
 repairing, if so drop a postal or tele- phone 1259-3. Plumbing, timing
 and jobbing. W. T. Corcoran & Son,
 302 North Main street.
 On next Saturday evening Divis-
 ion No 5, A. O. H. will start their
 regular Saturday evening dances again at Hibernian hail.. Orchestra
 music will be furnished for dancing.
 Tomorrow evening the Ladies
 Aid society of the Third Congregar tional church will hold an entertain, ment and supper at the Parish hall, Supper will be served from 3 o'clock until 10.
 The funeral of John Brick will take place at 6:30 tomorrow morn, ing from the home of his brother, 27 Ridge street to the church of the Im- maculate Conception. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery.
 There will be a meeting of the committee selected by Division at their last meeting to make arrange ment for their fifteenth anniversary in the A. O. H. hall tonight at S:30. Each member is requested to be pres ent.
 Reed Robinson and Emil Pollak, through their attorney, Frank Nc Evoy have notified the city that they will claim damage for injuries re- ceived on August 24, by reason of an alleged defective highway on River side street.
 The double tracking on North Main street from Farm street to Rig neys switch is progressing rapidly. The old track has been placed in po- sition on the east side of the street and work was begun this morning laying the rails on the west side.
 Mrs Mary Ward has been appoint ed administratrix on the estate or 1 her daughter, Katherine Ward, who | was drowned at Passaic, N J., few weeks ago. She left no will and her estate, which consists of house and lot. on Cooke street, becomes the property of her mother.
 Frank Flammia & Co.,, the wood . and coal dealers, who have been it business in this city for a number of years, have branched out consid- erably during the past year and have just opened an uptown office, where all orders will be promptly attend ed to. The new office is at Bank street, over Bauby's fruit store.
 Follow the merry crowd to City hall Saturday night and enjoy the pest time of your life. Lallier's Mil tary band will be on hand to fur 1ish the music. Director Lallier has arranged dance programme of -16 numbers that will include the fam )us barn dance. Don't forget and ,ome early as the programme will 'tart prompt at S:30.
 According to the New Britain Her id Mrs William Burritt, for years a we'll known resident of that town, is n a critical condition at her home Il this city as the result of stroke 'f paralysis which she sustained on , Friday of last week Mrs Burritt is '6 years old and it is not anticipat- d that she will recover. Her hus- 'and was for years in the jewelry business in the Russwin building. 1e is descendent of Elihu Bur- it, the Learned Blacksmith.
 The Tornado football team of this ity has reorganized for the coming eason and will practice Sunday at he golf lots. The team is coached y Dr J. J. Egan of Baldwin street. he candidates for this years team re: P. Murphy, T. Murphy, Daily, utler Dillon, Healy, Minicucci The eau, Whalen, W. Conlon, T. Con- 'n, Dowd, McEvoy, O'Connell, Shea, filler, Mahan and Mahaney. Any ne wishing to join this team or ar ange games can call on Manager T. onion, 225 Baldwin street, any time fter 6 p. m.
 E. F. Durand Go, U. R. K. P. is joking ahead. At a meeting last 7ening Milwaukee club was organ ed with the following officers: pres lent, Lieutenant P B. Wallace; ce-president, Captain F. J. Ogden:i 'cretary, Frank Connor; treasurer, fired Teacher. The club was or inized for the purpose of preparing r the national conclave which will ) held in Milwaukee in 1910. The 'mpany also voted last evening to Try out its initiatory work in the ture without the assistance of Wa = rbury and Waterville companies. Mrs Ann Donahue died last night 4 her home on the corner of Grand CIV avenue and Revere street. Mrs )nahue came to Waterbury from twenty-eight years ago Id resided here ever since. Be- les her husband, she is survived by e daughters, Mrs Mary Kirby. Mrs
 Donahue, Mrs Mira Mast and the sses Nellie and Annie Donahue. le funeral will be held Friday ,rning at S:30 o'clock with a mass
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