Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1908-03-14
CITY NEWS.

A son was born yesterday to Mr.
and Mrs Matthew Blanda of Willard
street.
Gold Bond" $500 hats are right,
or a new one free at Epson, Singleton
& Cos.
Thomas Whelan, who died week
ago, left a will which was probated
to-day. He left all of his estate to
his widow, Ellen Whelan.
The Celtic Medical society will
meet Monday evening with DR. Car
roll of Naugatuck. DR. Boucher OF
Hartford will read paper.
Frank Hollywood has been as
signed by Secretary Pyne to referee
the Waterbury-New Britain game at
New Britain Monday night.
There will be requiem hign
mass on Monday morning at 8
o'clock in St Thomass church for the
late Mrs Margaret Sweeney Schmidt.
Fifth division, A. o. H., will cele-
brate St Patrick's day tomorrow at-
ternoon by holding an entertainment
at f1lD6ruldu Hall. AL 1uSuluSlo at Y
requested to attend.
Mayor Thoms arrived home yes
terday from Boston, bringing with
him $163, 601.25, the receipts from
the sale of the bond issue, all of
which was turned over to the treas
urer.
In the basketball games at the Y
NJ. C. A. last evening the Rosebuds
defeated the Senators by the score o.
10 to s. The Whalers, who in the
future will be known as the Walnuts
had it very easy with the Paper,
weights, winning 35 to Z.
List of advertised letters: Mrs H.
T. Simpson, Mrs F. E. Blake, Henry
L. Breach, Edgar Boice, Mrs Kate
Burke, Mrs William Dilibro, Eliza
beth Erbe, Geraldine Green, Miss
Lizzie Halpin, William Mullins, Mrs
P. Quinn (Field street,, Mrs j. X.
Russikis, John Riordan, Mrs Lillian
NJ. Wood.
Marcus A. Hanna, grandson of the
late United States Senator Marx
Hanna, and Miss Adele Pratt, of Ell
mira, n. Y, were quietly married III
Bridgeport yesterday and immediate
ly left for New York. Hanna is wei
known in this city as he prepared fol
Yale at Taft school and was often
seen in Waterbury.
All arrangements are now CON-
plete for the annual dance of he
Washington Hill club, which is to be
held at Buckingham music hall or
! Tuesday evening. Souvenir pro-
grammes which will be very appro-
pirate for the day will be presented
to all patrons. Galipeau's orchestra
has been engaged to furnish music
for the concert and dancing and viii
render all special music.
An anniversary mass of requiem
was celebrated this morning at the
Immaculate Conception church b.
! Father Broderick for the late DR. L
| w. Mcdonald. The church was
crowded, many being present frorl
the other parishes. This and other
! things that might be mentioned
shows what a firm hold DR. McDon
aid had upon the people where he
was practicing physician for man!
! years.
Universalist services tomorrow
will be as follows: 1890 a. nj
preaching by the pastor, Rev w. F
Dickerman. Subject of the sermon
The Modern Study and Use of tn
Bible" This discourse is intended a
an introduction TO the study of tn
scriptures in the bible school recent,
organized. Place of meeting G.. A. r
hall Jones-Morgan building, 10
Bank street. The public is cordial.
invited.
William Faversham will positively
appear in the production of THE
Squaw Man" at Polls this afternoon
and evening. as he has recovered
from the illness which compelled hin
TO quit in Springfield. Thursday even.
| ing. Last night he enacted the role
Of Jim Carston in the production. al
] Northampton. Mass, and Iiebler & q
sent word TO Manager Harry Par
sons Yesterday that Faversham was
himself again and would certainly be