Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-18
CITY NEWS.

hall, Naugatuck, tonight.
 There will be months mind mass Saturday morning at o'clock at St Patricks church for the late Mrs Ed ward Joy.
 The funeral of Ellen Shiel will be held from her late home on Bishop street to St Thomas's church at S:3o o'clock tomorrow morning.
 A months mind mass will be cele- brated tomorrow morning at Our Lady of Lourdes church. TOT the late Mrs Maria Orlando of Union street.
 The funeral of Pastore Francisco, who died from injuries received on the railroad Thursday af ernoon, was held this morning with Inter- ment in Calvary cemetery.
 Colonel James Geddes, commanding the Second regiment, c. N. G., has issued his orders for the trip of the regiment to Pine Plains, N. Y., next month. Lieutenant Colonel McCabe will command Major John Q. Tilson battalion, owing to the latters ao- sence due to ill health. Lieutenant Jennings of Company L, Merlden, Is detailed acting adjutant.
 John Hannon, the 14-year-old son of MT and Mrs John Hannon or Winsted, was, hit by an East Main street trolley car yesterday after noon, receiving fracture or the right arm and other injuries. He was taken 10 the office of Dr Dillon, where the wounds were dressed, after which he hurried off to the residence Of John NJ. Fitzgerald, 297 East Main street, where his parents were stop ping. The boy was fortunate in coming out of the run-in with his life.
 The various divisions of the A. 0. H. will hold memorial services at St Patrick's hall on next Sunday after noon. All Hibernians of the city and their friends are invited to partlcl- pate. On Sunday morning the graves of the deceased members will be wis tied by a committee consisting of two members from each division. All the members of the order are requested to attend the mass which is to be cele- brated for the deceased which will take place at St Cecilia's church on Saturday morning at 9 o'clock.
 The paving job on Bishop street at noon to-day was the scene or trouble. \ driver for bottler insist ed on taking his team over the sur face of the street which had been pre- I,ared to receive the foundation bed of concrete for the btulithic covering and an Italian laborer undertook to bar his way. The latter seized the horses head and proceeded to turn the | team about when the driver jumped 1 down and but for the intervention of the English speaking foreman there l would have been trouble. \ shovel ! was lying by and one of the dispu- l tdnt's took this up and was about to open the other mans head with a
 blow of it when the weapon was 1 seized. The other fellow took to his heels and sought shelter in the tene-
 ments occupied by colOred people be- l tween Hawkins and Elizabeth streets. l A large crowd followed and the last
 seen of the other party to the row, | the fellow who raised the shovel t0
 strike, he was looking for the driver of the beer wagon.
 A reception given by the Clover Athletic club was held at the home oi Fred Rosslyn Hogan, South street, Saturday evening. Among the out of town guests were Howard and Madeline Lester from Hartford. Mrs Leslie Gray and Miss T. McElliOtt from Boston. Various selections we're rendered during the evening, some of
 which were As Long As the World
 Rolls On" by Agnes Shea. and tric composed of Dick Bacon, Bertie Cecil Healey and John Carmody rendered very sweetly In the Land So FaI Away" buck and wing dance by Connie Cream: The Soul Kiss dance by Rosslyn Hogan and Norma Egan a recitation entitled An Old Sweet heart of Mine" by Victory Wilson piano duet by Wilfred Phelan ana 1. Thomas Reilly. About ll:30 stump tuous spread was enjoyed by the guest Robbie Phelan acting as toastmaster and Mrs Leslie Gray assisted by Mir: F. Hogan catered Among the othel
 guests we're Ronald Beardsley. May Raeburn AlImon. Brownie D. Ba. con. Ellen EuniCe Egan. Julia Car. llyIe Mcdonald. William Hanlon. B COnnors. Julia T. Reilly and Frank C Hogan.
 \. a meeting of Excelsior coun ciI. No ,. 0. T.. A. NJ. last nigh
 officers were chosen as follows: Councillor. (. T. Cline: yice-cOun
 ciIIor. John VOss. inductOr. William ! Stewart: examiner. Herbert Shin
 vile: inside protector. ]. D. Ma reau. outside protector. Fred Clark musician. Homer Bassett; recording
 secretary. Joseph Niraz: financia
 secretary. ". A H0lgate. IF; assist an recording secretary, C. L. ClaTi
 and treasurer. W. \ Chase. M ! Chase. who was appointed deput,
 by the state councillor. Harry Stew
 ems of Stamford. vill install the of fcerE al the next meeting. All tht ] members were requested to meet a
 the corner of Porter and Banl ! streets next Sunday evening al 1:4i
 o'clock to attend memorial exercise
 at he Third Congregational church
 The uniformed rank will wear it
 full rezaIia. while the members o
 the lodge will wear white glove
 and fha national collar The uni ! sr~--asF rank -f7r han ruanr rhe lead