Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-06-10

llEO aychists expect to muster over 16,Oo0 comrades, including both sexes. on the afternoon and evening of thcir ''centen- nial," q series of decorations and satiri- cal sketches in crimson and black will mako the place an interesting gallery One of the features Is an immense red balloon. with the inscription, Anarchy Triumphant" that will float over the park.
 Nihilist, who planned the Moscow at tempt on Czar Alexander in 1880, ie an- nounced as ono of the leading orators. Hamilton Garside, the Baltimore An archist. who operated until recently as secret agent for Herr Most among the Socialist organizations, will lay out the "heast of capitalism" in English, while Msst aets as grand mogul am Of aaHisthot the show
 Work will be begun this week on Ward street, which is to convert 1t and the house adjointng into an annex of the Young Wom6n's Christian Association. which stands directly in the rear of these two houses. Tho annex Is to be used as lodging house for women out ciation of Mre. Elliott F. Shepard. wife of the editor of the Mail and Express. She Is one of the managers of the asso- ciatio1 and has often given it practical aid before.
 It fias long been one of their ambi- tons to start a lodging house in connection with tho work of the associ- atioh. which they felt would be greatly aided by such an addition. At first it was thought that it would be necessary to de- lay any move to utilize Mrs. Shepard's s gift until the autumn, as MT. McAilister's lease extended until October, but l am told some arrangement has been made with bim by which permission has been gained to begin tho work as soon as he 1oaves town for the summer.
 Theee houses which form the annex will be altered to resemble the main building. which is of red brick with light stone trimmings. 1t will contain accommo odations for about 1G0 women, with some four or five double rooms, so
 that there will be no temptation of herd ing many people in one apartment, as is Invariably tho case in lodgings where cheappess Is an object; only in case of . mother and daughter. or of two sis tors, will more than one woman be lodged 1 In any room, and every one of them Is to be light and perfectly ventilated. To | secure this there will be a wide court in | the center of tho building, about three | times as large as the ueual well. which | let's in little duslly daylight to the inner l rooms, and tho whole inner wall of the court will be covered with white enam-
 eled paint to reflect every ray Of sun shine that is to be had.
 AS yet it has not been possible for the managers to say just what prices will be | charged at the new lodging house, but
 they will be made as reasonable as posst- ble and quite within the means of young 1 women working for their living It Is l only meant for a temporary home and the inmates will not Do permitted to settle
 down and, live there, the lodging house
 beina intended for those who, for some
 cause are temporarily out of home ol
 of employment, which necessitates theil
 seeking cheap lodging.
 Mrs. Shepard, like all the Vanderbilts
 ie charitable on . big scale, and always il
 eome practical fashion which will ait
 those willing to help themselves. It Il