Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1908-02-08

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The funeral Of Mrs Agnes Connol-
ly will be held tomorrow afternoon
from her late home, 315 Baldwin
street, to the Immaculate Conception
church, at $3.50 o'clock.
Alderman Peter Lawlor of Wash
ington street, who was taken i'll on
last Main street yesterday while on
his way to his place of business, is
much improved to-day and will be
able to be out in day or so.
Frank Semo, aged 81 years, died
this morning at his home, 8 Pond
street. Besides his wife he leaves
one child. He was a member of
Court Rose Hill, F. of A. The time
of the funeral will be announced
later.
Daniel T. Harrington has sold for
samuel J. Horgan his six family
house at Ga Elizabeth street to the
Samuel and Louis Chotzianoff Co,
Mr. harrington has also sold four
family mouse on Walnut street to
Samuel j, Koran.
Stanislaw Haber and Miss Caro-
lima Haber were married this morn
ing with nuptial high mass at st
Cecilia's church, Rev Farrell Martin
performing the ceremony. The wit
nesses were Franciseck Haber and
Miss Maryjanna Haber.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Catholic Women's Benevolent Legion
will be held Monday evening, Febru-
airy 10. All are requested to attend,
as the installation of officers will take
place Mrs Margaret eastman from
Meriden will be the deputy.
In the city court to-day, before
Judge Burpee, Patrick Calvin was
committed to jail, for thirty days for
intoxication; George Wilton was fined
81 and costs for the same oftense,
and James Morgan, charged with va
grancy, was advised to leave town.
The Young Ladies sodality of St
Cecilia's parish will hold a valentine
party at the parish hall on Jefferson
street on next Friday evening. A
short entertainment will be fur
nished, cards will be played and
music will be furnished for dancing. |
The funeral Of Stephania Slime was
held this afternoon from her late
home on North Leonard street with
a mass of requiem at St Joseph's /
church by Father Saurusaitis and in
terment in Calvary cemetery. Six
girls, schoolmates of the deceased |
acted as bearers.
The funeral of Patrick Ready was
held this morning from the family !,
residence on Baldwin street with a
mass of requiem at st Francis
Xavier's church by Father Curtin
and interment in st Joseph's ceme-
terry. The bearers were jeremiah
Shugrue, Thomas Murphy, John
Lynch, James Kelly. Patrick Hogan
and Thomas O'Reilly. There were
several floral offerings.
An instance of how the employees
of the Clock shop take care of each
other when in need of financial help,
took place during the dance of the EN-
ployes' Aid society last evening, but
owing to ridiculous postal law a
word published about it would ex-
rlude this paper from the mails, and
that is the reason it cannot be print
ed. Only this much can be stated. A
girl employe on her way to the dance,
it was said, fell and broke her right
leg.
The funeral of Mrs Catherine Bren-
nan was held this morning from her
ate home on South Fifth street to st
Patrick's church where a mass of re-
luiem was celebrated by Father LAT
lin. The bearers were Patrick Dunn,
Thomas German, Daniel ]. Hickey.
lanes Cremmins, Thomas Purcell and
David Mulville. After the service
Mrs P. ]. Boyce rendered Some
Sweet Day" The remains were taken
o Winsted for burial in charge of J.
4. Mulville.
A very pleasant time was enjoyed
asst evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs j. +. Hammond on the Water
own road, it being the eighth ami
iersay of their marriage. Among the
were Mr. Roley and Dave
Waugh in violin solos. 4 soprano
'Olo, entitled That's What the Rose
Said to Me-" was beautifully render
ID by Mrs James Witty. Dancing
vas enjoyed until late hour. when
III sat down to a repast. After wish
ng the couple many happy returns OF
he evening they departed for their
homes.
The fiftieth anniversary of the ap-
arition of Our Lady of Lourdes the
'olden jubilee of that remarkable
vent, which occurs on February II,
will be observed with great eclat
the world. Here in Wa
erbury the church which bears that
anne is conducting a novena in hon
r of the event. which will be con-
inued until Sunday. February 16.
Then there will be four masses. at
he following hours: $50, 1880
80 and 10 o'clock, the last a solemn
Ugh mass. In the evening there will
e solemn vespers at o'clock. An
rchestra viii render music in con-
ection with the church choir. Next
tuesday, the date which marks the
anniversary of the apparition. there
ill be low mass at I O'Clock and
Ugh mass at Q. At noon time. the I
xact moment of the apparition, the I
Ave Maria" and "Magnifcat" will
e chanted.