Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-27
CITY NEWS.

hats to be found at Maher Il Doyle
Millinery parlor. Prices reasonable
Isl Bank street, up stairs.
You've got the best boys clothes if
you got ~. S. 4 Co., Ticket"
A months mind mass will be cele,
brated at St Thomas's church to-mor-
row morning at o'clock for the late
Mrs James F. Pryor of Bishop street
A months mind mass will be cele,
brated tomorrow morning at
o'clock at the Immaculate Conception
church for the late Mrs James H.
Frenzy.
An anniversary mass will be cele-
brated tomorrow morning at Z
O'Clock at the Immaculate Conception
church for the late John F. Holohan
of Union street.
An anniversary mass will be cele-
brated tomorrow morning at the
Sacred Heart church at s o'clock for
the late Mary A. McGrath Of Gil
East Main street.
The Misses Mary Havican and
Katherine Healey students at the
Willimantic Normal school will spend
their Easter vacation at the home OF
their parents in this city.
At meeting of Winona council,
No 5, o. U. A. M. last night it was
voted to hold a public meeting on
April 8, when Thomas T. Gilmore OF
New Haven will deliver an address.
A special meeting of Sheridan
lodge, N. E. o. P. will be held on
Tuesday evening at Columbus hall.
Both Sheridan lodge and Brass City
lodge have made large gains in men,
bership during the past year. Brass
City lodge has made net gain of 10
members for the year.
A certificate of incorporation has
been filed by The Citizens Coal COM
pany of Waterbury. The capital is
$4,000, and business will be started
with that amount. The incorpora-
tors are Frank Miller, Bridgeport; F.
G. Plat, New Britain: L. M. Camp
and f. G. Humphrey, Waterbury.
Extra value Covert Top-Coats So
at Epson, Singleton x Cos.
Humboldt lodge, n. E. o. P. will
meet tonight in Mechanics hall on
East Main street. All candidates
will be initiated at to-night's meeting
as this will be the first meeting be-
fore the Grand lodge session. 1t is
expected that large number will be
in attendance. A social session will
follow the regular meeting.
Brass City lodge, N. E. o. P. will
initiate six candidates this evening
at the meeting of Humboldt lodge.
This is done so as to have all can
didates initiated before the close of
the Grand lodge year. These candi-
dates will have to be balloted upon
and it is requested that the members
of Brass City lodge who can possibly
attend will be present.
Confirmation suits S1.97 to $3.50 at
Epson, Singleton & Cos.
Frank l.. Mudridge, proprietor of
the New Model Laundry on Ward
street filed a petition in bankruptcy
to-day through Attorney U. G..
Church, naming his essets $3,440 and
his liabilities $5,S04.7S. The New
Model laundry was to revolutionize
domestic science in Waterbury. The
laundry was to relieve the housekeep-
er of the work of the weekly wash
but not of the pleasure of ironing. 1t
was a great idea, because it was new
hereabouts but evidently from results
it did not take hold enough to pay.
A very interesting debate was held
in the rooms of the Young Men s
Catholic Literary association last ev-
ening when the question, Resolved,
That Prohibition is not for the Bene-
fit of the Country, was discussed pro
and con. William McGinness and
Herbert Moran upheld that prohibit
ton would benefit the country, while
Frank Hogan and Frank Driseoll
argued that it was not benefit but
a detriment to the country. Some
very convincing arguments were Civ
en- by both sides, but the judges de-
cided that the negative side had the
better and more forceful arguments.
Mrs Margaret Lancaster who died
Yesterday in Rhode Island was for
merly a teacher in the Town Plot and
Bunker Hill schools. She was mar
ried seven years ago TO Mr. Lancaster,
who was at that time a foreman at
Holmes, Booth and Haydens. She is
survived by her husband and mother,
Mrs George Black Of this city, two
brothers, William NJ. Black and ]. X.
Black Of this city: also four sisters,
Mrs Charles G.. Sage OF BroOkfield,
Mass. Mrs John Talon and the
Misses George and BESSIE Black Of
this city. The funeral will be held at
. o'clock tomorrow afternoon from
the residence Of her mother on Fox
street with service by the Rev u. De
Hart Gulick and interment in River
side cemetary.
At the meeting Of the Ladies' aux
Hilary. No ,. A. n. IL. in Columbus
hall last evening. twenty-five candi-
dates were initiated in the first and
SECOND degrees. 1t was voted tn tend
er a reception to all those who took
part in the play st .Patrick's night
The following members were appoint
Ell as q committee TO arrange for the
event: Mrs Alice Mooney. Miss Han
nah Moriarty and Mrs Pagan. \ rs
ing vote q thanks were rendered 70
the ID-al aerie cf Eagles for the use
- chairs: 10 VI. Greaney. for tie use
81 s.-pnery: 70 ]. Fitzgerald. for the
Use ~ scenery: to the Benson FuTni-
ture 10. for portieres. to Division No