Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-15
CITY NEWS.

| Halibut 16c, bluefsh Pc, for leaders l at the City fish market.
 Dr Lodge will deliver an address on ''Chemistry" this evening before the Scientific society. Rev MT Warner and Mrs Warner will conduct the services tonight at 1 the Union Rescue Mission.
 Miss Kate E. Bowling of Pittsburg, Pa, is visiting her brother, John W. | Bowling, 22 Chapel street, Simons | vile.
 The Ladies of the Maccabees will 1 meet at Johnson's hall this evening at $ o'clock. All members are requested | to be present. | Ask any of Moriarty's customers if he does not save them money on un- dertaking, besides giving them the best 1 service in the city.
 i J. ". Gaffney 6 Co have been awarded the contract for the erection of the proposed F. B. Rice block at the corner of East Main and Welton 1 streets. ..,y I E-' lur Lsgf fUIuT 1-r7r | Superintendent Forrest, of the Un- ion Rescue mission has accepted-a call to the Industrial Christian alliance of New York and will report there for duty on November 20.
 The funeral of Della Lacey will take place from the family residence on Union street tomorrow morning at S:30 o'clock to the Immaculate Concep- tiOn church.
 Dennis Sullivan has accepted a po- SitiOn at the \. c. Auger undertaking establishment, 374 South Main street Mir Sullivan is practical undertaken and well known in the city and vicin- ity.
 The mechanical drawing classes of the !. M. C. \. are now meeting regu- lar1y each week, on Monday and Sat urday evenings. Any one wishing to join these classes should hand in their names at once to Secretary Ross.
 List of letters remaining unclaimed in the postoffice: Bradley Beers, Nel- son Bourdelais, B. Basmkinis. Miss Katharine E. IIurd. Miss Hattie Hart we'll Miss Etta Harter, NJ. J. Sweeney, George 4. Litchfield. Baptiste Mathien, B. H. Trowbridge, Mary E. Johnson.
 At the church sociable of the First Baptist church last night, F. E. Bene- dict, commander Of Company A. Boys Brigade, was made the recipient of q handsome sword in recognition of his services on behalf of the company. the Rev pr Parry making the presentation speech.
 This is the last day for paying wa ter taxes, minus the percentage, and in order to give all an opportunity to square up, Collector Thomsh as de- cided to keep his office open this even ing between the hours of ' and s o'clock. People will save money by taking advantage of this offer.
 Denny Ryan. the we'll known aero bat. is home on vacation. Denny is naturally happy fellow, but he ap- peared in better spirits today than ever before. and no wonder. for he was about town making preparation for the christening of his big boy which takes place at the Immaculate Concep- tion church tonight
 The Elm Social and Athletic club will give their annual dance in Leaven- dance program has been prepared and the committee promise all their pat rOns an all around good time. Dill lanes orchestra will furnish music and Prof Pole will prompt. Tickets 25 cents each person. Take your part nerS for the grand march, The following are the committees in charge of the affair: Advancement committee. r. COyle. ". Downey. D. Buckley, J. White: floor committee. F. Green. grand conductor: assisted by !. Cosgrove. J. Hannah. N. Guilfoile. W. Cosgrove: reception committee. J. Buckley. NJ. Mcdonald. T. Riordan w Dnnne. r. Sheehan. D. Cronan. F. | Gallagher, J. Egan. NJ. German. P. Heating. J. Carroll P McEnroe N NJ. Kcelv, T. Cronan. T. Lynch, NJ | Prendiyille, F. Egan, NJ. Bunce
 The Concordia Singing society | opened their annual fair in Concordia
 hall last night. The place was crowd | ed. One of the features of the pro-
 gram was an address by Mayor kil-
 duff, who talked for five or ten min
 utes in the German tongue and then
 switched off onto English He is good
 in both and the audience gave him an
 ovation that any citizen might be 1 proud of. There were selections by
 the Ideal Banjo and Mandolin club
 dancing by the Hogan brothers, and | singing by the Concordias. The hall l was handsomely decorated and pre-
 sented cheerful appearance. Among
 the attractions tonight will be songs
 and dancing by the Irwin sisters and | specialties by "Congahle," the tramp 1 comedian. Of course the fortune tell | CT will ply her game as usual, and the | music for dancing will be as attrac- l tive as ever.
 The second annual sociable and
 dance given by the employees of the
 Plume & Atwood Manufacturing Go. at Speedwell hall, last night, was an immense success. The large number present almost filled the hall. The
 grand march, in which about fifty cou-
 pies participated. was led by William
 Roden and Miss Lizzie Murphy: Eigh-
 teen numbers were on the program,
 and it was late hour when the Amer
 ican band orchestra commenced the
 inspiring music for the last light fan
 tastic step. Prof Provost acted as
 prompter. William Roden was a ca
 pablo and efficient floor manager. The
 various committees, to whom the great
 success of the affair is due, are as fol
 lows: Reception committee. August 1 I Miller John SchIltZ William Era n l.