Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-31
CITY NEWS.

Boys double seat and knee suit $2.97 at Upson, Singleton X Cos.
 Trolley mems suits, cash or credit Spearo's Clothing store, 50 Grand st.
 The Misses Mary and Charlotta Rice have returned to their home in Brooklyn, N. Y, after visiting the Colbech family of Draher ave- nue.
 A special meeting of the Ladies' auxiliary, A. o. H., will be neld this evening at 7:S0 o'clock to take ac- tion on the death of Mrs Katherine Shea.
 Misses B. and A. McGrath, 65 Bank street, announce their spring millinery opening Tuesday, Wednes- day and Thursday. All the latest de- signs will be shown. No cards.
 Even for overalls it pays to buy at Upson, Singleton & Cos.
 Everybody is invited to visit the grand opening sale at the big shoe store 156-16O South Main street. Music in the evening by the Buck tHSudlu OICueSlId. DpuNSullo . llVS ot Frank the ShOeman's.
 Architect John B. Duhaime has plans out for figures for new two family house to be erected on East Main street for Louis Becker It will be of 24X46 feet, of frame construc- tion with modern plumbing and gas lights.
 All four local councils of the Knights of Columbus will meet to- night at o'clock to arrange for an escort to meet the remains of Rev Thomas H. Shanly of Westport at the depot tomorrow afternoon and act as guard of honor from their arrival here until burial.
 The remains of the late Rev Thomas Shanly will arrive here on the 3:53 train tomorrow afternoon in charge of Undertaken Bergin, and will be taken to the Immaculate Con- ception church where service will be held. The burial will be in new St Joseph's cemetery. A large number of Waterbury people will attend the mass at Westport tomorrow morn- ing.
 Company A, second regiment. C. N. G.. was out practicing last even ing. Under Captain Harry Carter, and First Lieutenant Levi Wilcox they did a little guard duty. their camp being pitched at the Soldiers monument The boys are getting in trim for the maneuyevrs which they expect to go through on their trip to northern New York during the summer.
 The Rev John I. Burke, assist ant pastor at East PortcheSter. Is in Waterbury assisting the Rev Far rel Martin, D. D.. of St Cecilia's church in giving Polish people an opportunity to perform their Easter duty Father Burke's knowledge of the Polish tongue renders him a valuable aid in different parts of rhe diocese at Christmas and Easter. He will speak at the Sacred Heart church tonight.
 Katherine Lyons, wife of James T. Shea, of 4l Ridge street. died last night. Besides her husband she leaves one son, Francis J. Shea, two sisters. Nellie and Minnie. one broth CT John and her parents In Ireland. The funeral will be held Thursday morning at S:30 o'clock with a mass of requiem al St Francis Xavier church and interment in new St JOseph's cemetery.
 The department of public works will meet at S o'clock tonight in the City hall annex. Bids vill be open ed for the grading of WaterviIIe and Homer streets from residents of Wa terburv and it will he interesting to see which will come in ahead. It is expected that proposals will be re- ceived from n. T. Altman. Edwarl McManus. Pasquale Contaldi and the O'Brien Construction company. and probably others may make a try at it.
 About 70 members of Union council of Derby and Waterbury, royal and select masters. enjoyed q banquet at The Elton last night MasUns were Tn attendance from AnsOnia. Derby. Shelton and other towns. Dr Carl E. Munger acted as toastmas;er. Addresses were de- liyered by Companions Tucker. Lyon. Drew and TOlIes of Union council. and Companions Sherwood. Adt and Stevenson of Waterbury The committee of arrangements con sisted of Eugene C. Adt. Carl E. Sweuson and George F. ITi0n-
 Your hoy wants a ~C S < Co Ticket with his Easter suit,
 Bernard ? Murphy. age % years. son of Mir and Mrs James Murphy of South Norwalk. died Sunday evening at the home of his parents after a brief illness with acute gsz- trftis. Wr Murphy was a linotype 0psrator and vas an emBloye Of the Democrat He was obliged to uuir vnrk ahout -wo wpeks aEo hmt st that time his fellow empI0yes thought it nothing serious ard ex- perred 70 see him at Uurk again i1 few days His death sill come as big surprise fu his seauaiutances fm rEfs eirv Besides his parents he fs survived bE a wIdow ard one child The funeral uflI lse held from he home Of his parents To Sos !