Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-31
CITY NEWS.


$3.50, Epson, Singleton Il Cos.
The Washington Hill A. C. will hold
Il dance this evening at their hall on
Washington street.
A daughter was born on Monday,
January y, to Mr. and Mrs NJ. D. Hea-
ley Of Highland avenue.
DR. j. Mcdonald spent the day in
New York. He intends to take in
/ The Merry Widow this evening.
The regular Friday night sociable
will be held at Mulcahy Memorial hall
tonight. All members and friends are
invited to attend.
The Misses Alice and Agnes Grace
have gone to Poughkeepse, n. v, to
attend the funeral of their uncle. John
Grace, of that place.
DR. Arthur D. Nariell has removed
his Office from the Apothecarles Hal!
building to % Central avenue, oppo-
site LeavenWorth hall.
st Voldenier's society will hold a
ball tomorrow evening at Turn hall
| on Scoyill street. The receipts Of the
affair are for a benefit.
A months mind mass for the repOse
of the soul of John Mccarthy will
be celebrated at I o'clock tomorrow
morning at st Patrick's church.
Attorney Abner P. Hayes Was one
of the few Waterbury republicans who
attended the dinner of the state Me
kinley society in DaAbury yesterday.
Attorney F. p. GAilfoile and his
sister, Miss Mary f. Guilfoile, We're i'll
New Britain to-day attending the fu-
fneral of Mrs Sarah Mcintyre of that
city.
Attorney John j. O'Neill returned
home last evening from Texas, where
he has been the past few weeks CON-
bining business with pleasure very
successfully.
This evening the Debating club of
the Senior class of Waterbury High
school will debate the subject: Re
solved that the Fleet Should Go to
the Pacific
The Laurel Social club will hold
their first annual reception and dance
this evening at Leavenworth hall. All
round dancing will be d feature. Music
will be furnished by Lallier.
All who are interested in good roads.
owners of horses. automobiles, etc, are
invited to meeting to be held Mon
day evening in Business Mems hall III
the Jones, Morgan x Cos block.
AS February %, Washington's
birthday, comes on Saturday, the
children OF the public schools are
wondering whether they will be
given a holiday on Lincoln's birth
day, February ~.
\ at meeting of the directors of
the Waterbury Business Mems Assoc
citation last night it was decided to
leave the matter of revising the by
laws in the hands of Il committee to
be appointed by the president and
secretary.
The Rev ]. J. Curtin, pastor of st
Francis Xavier's church, will assist
Bishop Tierney at the pontitical high
mass which will be celebrated at the
dedicatory exercises of st Mary's
church in New Britain next Sunday.
The Right Rev Bishop Harkins will
celebrate vespers in the evening.
Elephant trousers. So, very heavy,
all wool, Epson, Singleton & Cos.
At the annual meeting of the Con-
necttcut Humane society in Hartford
Wednesday the Rev DR. Joseph An
derson, rector emeritus of the First
Congregational church, and F. J.
Kingsbury were chosen honorary
vice-presidents. Mrs Thomas G.
Morton, John p Elton. Charles P.
kellogg and F. J. Kingsbury are the
new directors from this city.
The Ladies auxiliary, \. o. H.. met
last night and appointed the follow
ing committee to arrange far a charity
whist in Columbus hall on February
13. for the benefit of the poor Of Wa
terbury: Mrs NJ. J. Mahan. Mrs +. +.
Skelley. Miss Marie Carroll, Mrs Alice
Mooney. Miss Mary M6iilI, Mrs Sarah
Knapp, Mrs Mary Teller. Miss Han
nah Moriarty, and Miss Mary McCar-
thy.
The Brooklyns and the Hamilton
Parks had a red hot session in the pre-
liminary game last evening, which the
BroOklyns finally managed to land by
the score Of = tn |. The score was
tied at the end Of the second period
and the last session was a warm af-
fair Both teams fought nip and tuck
and when the bell changed for the last
time the Brooklyn adhrrents cheer"d
themselves hoar>e over their vic
tory.
Those who were fortunate enough
to lie present at Convent de Notre
Dame last evening heard some inter
estiug papers on the life and works
Of William Shakespeare read by the
Undergraduates. The papers If fine
students showed much thought and re-
search for real facts concerning the
life Of the great English writer. aud
were mu'h appreciated by the grad
yates vet. During the evening
shart musical programme was also
rendered.
The attorneys engaged in the suit
Of Mrs Della Farrell against her
brother. Edwin smith. bath of Maui
aGtuck made a giant effort yesterday
In settle the EASE The proposition {"
settle was made ny h0th sides dEriu-
q heated portion # tire trial but after
saufprrfuz five minutes or 81 counsel
found 81 settlement impossible. The
bearing was therefore resumed and il
was on to-day as hot as yesterday
Mrs Farrell! claims the defendant
wrouZfuIiv toak possession Of some ~
Issr prosperity and has used thu rents
AMI profits from Il for his own uses