Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-22
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The Usual Services Held Churches Yesterday.

Chnrches Yesterday.
 Scfviecsj were held in the different churthess as usual yestGrday morning and 'eve1fing. At St Johns church mass was celebrated at S:30 by the Rev f5.sII. ODonnell. ;t At n o'clock mass was s;iidGfh the new church in
 Oakville. The little church was pack ed to the doors, which shows that Oakville has q large number of Catho- lies. The altar was beautifully ar ranged by the young ladies of that
 church. Father O'Donnell otficiated at mass. On next Wednesday evening meet ing of the Catholics of Oakville will be held in their churches. There will be devotion at the church here on
 Thursday and Friday evenings at 1:3o o'clock. .~ u... Notes. r7
 Chamberlain. right half back of the
 Taft football 1eanl is laid up from an iIliqFy received in practice on, satur7 day. '' @/' .. ''f .' - 3 John Hayes and wife of Bristol were guests at Michael Kielty's yes I itGrti1s. > o '.& "> .3 A meeting of the Naugatuek Valley Poultry association will be held this evening" s.t s o'clock. Tie meeting will be held in Waterbury,. TT. LOn the evenings of October 30 and
 31 the operetta "Bryano' will be given by the Christ church choir boys at the town hall. The admission will be 2a
 cents. Reserved seats 50 and 70 cents.
 Officer Goggins and Thomas Me
 Grath were guests in town yesterday. It has been reported that the beer
 man visited our town again last week. Whether he came to bring home the bottles left here or with d load, is not known . r.,.:ff .# --.- -r~ -- Andrew Fox is confined to his bed.
 MT Fox has had several bad times dur
 ing inc past week. ... -..5;. -.f
 MT and Mrs Walton have taken Gp
 residence at Samuel Peck's, the father of the bride
 AIr and Mrs George Anderson and
 daughter spent Sunday ill town.
 The Taft team will play a team
 from Yale ;lt the fair grounds on Wed
 ncSday afternoon. .,.
 The republicans will hold q rally at
 the town hall on Thursday evening. Senator platt will be one of the speak
 e-s. .-!}
 The democratic causus was held at the town hall on Saturday evening.
 William G. French was nominated
 for the office of judge of probate. A
 very small attendance was in evidence.
 William Hayes and wife of Bristol
 were guests in town yesterday.
 Town Meeting.
 | The town meeting was held at the
 court room in the town hall on Sat
 urday afternoon. for the purpose of
 aSccrtaining what the town will do ill regard to the trolley company s ap- plication to lay their tracks along our
 Eew roads. Nothing was done. as the , meeting was not well advertised. and
 only twenty-five people were present.
 Tlip meeting adjourned to ? o'clock
 in the afternoon of October 3l. w. \. c. Dance. -
 The different committees for the
 coming dance of this popular club are
 striving hard to have this dance sur
 pass any of the former ones. Good
 music will be provided. and the stage att1a ctions will be of the alfsstar
 variety. Tho dance will be given on
 the evening of November ?. Admis- sion p cents.
 The Polish Man. The man who sold polish here in our town d few days ago. and at the
 same time did q little detective work under the auspices of the Law and Order league is not meeting with the success in other towns that he met with here. In Thomaston, which place he visited last week he might have been handled rather roughly had not he got out of town. At present he is making q soiourn through Woodbury but evidently is not making q success | of it as Woodbury was informed by the Watcrtown friends of what buSi- ness this man was in: Of late the Law and Order league raids have been entirely succcssfuls and the officers Of this league are much pleased. but whether or not these raids will con tinuc to be successful is a question.