Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-05
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S0AAAAA9 @SSASSsNNNss < The coming election promises to be quiet here in our little Village on next Tuesday. The principal topic among our politicians to-day is, who will be representative Louis Heminway, on the democratic side, promises to make very strong bid for this office. MT Heminway, a lifelong resident of Wa tertown, is very popular, and will give his republican antagonist very close run. Curtis Atwood on the republican side, is also we'll known resident here, particularly among the farmers. The vote for that office is awaited with much interest. .s. Prof Turner Coming. E Prof Turner of Boston will give an- other of his famous lectures at the St Mary Magdalene church in Oakville on Wednesday evening, November S1. Admission 15 cents. MT Turner is t.p we'll known here to make further com ment on his Illustrated lectures. The subject for this lecture will be "Six Great Cities of the World.' ..e
 MT Stanley, who lives on the road near Echo lake, had pair of horses take French leave from him in Water bury last Friday night. MT Stanley left the horses at the corner of Bank and Grand streets while he went around the city to make several pur- chases. When he came back the horses. had decamped. Mir Stanley started in search and found them in the possession of one of the police. MT Stanley thanked the man and pro- ceeded homeward. MT Stanley judg- ing from the words he overheard as he departed. thought the ''cop'' would rather have had $2.
 Services were held in St Johns Father O'Donnell preached an excel lent sermon.
 Mrs Henry Davis of Duluth Is visit ing at MT and Mrs F. B. Nobles.
 MT Gray. an employe in the office of the Waterbury Clock Co, was wis itor in town.
 The regular meeting of the Nauga- tuck Valley Poultry association will be held in Waterbury this evening at o'clock. This organization will give poultry and cat show in January, and it promises to be a first-class exhibition.
 The Watertown fire department will hold their regular monthly meeting at their rooms tomorrow evening. Fur ther arrangements for their coming ball will be made at this meeting.
 The Rev Pegrum will cease to pre- side at the Congregational church after December l, having handed in his resignation q few days ago. His pres ence will be greatly missed by the entire community.
 After Prof Turner's lecture in Oak vile on the night of November 21, a fair will also be given. The fair will be held fer five nights. On just what date has not been decided as yet.
 The dance and entertainment by the Foresters ill the town hall some time in February promises to be quite in- teresting. The entertainment will be in charge of k. \. Deland.
 Miss Mary Lynch of Waterbury is visiting her sister Mrs E. Kielty of Watertown Heights.
 A large congregation attended the service at St Johns Catholic church yesterday.
 Miss Minnie Pegrum, who is teach ing in New Jersey, made short stay with her parents last week.
 Mir and Mrs l.. c. Hotchkiss went to Hartford Saturday to witness the pa rade which took place there.
 \ daugter was born to MT and Mrs Edward Kielty last Friday.
 The many friends of Miss Rose Kiel- ty are pleased to see her out again, after her long illness with typhoid fever
 Miss Carrie Beardslee, who is stay ing in Litchfield, is acting as trained nurse at the sanitarium there.