Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-08
CITY NEWS.

S1l I NEWS.
 Chickens 9c, 1Oc, 12c lb; fresh pork sc ID; Castles market tonight
 Mrs Katherine Gotta, aged 20 years. dled last night at her home, G1 East Main street.
 A months mass will be celebrated at St Francis Navier's church Monday morning at 7:3O for the late Mrs Mary Delaney.
 A special meeting of Court Rose Hill Will be held this evening at o'clock.
 The shorthand class of the Catholic Nomen's association will meet this evening at o'clock.
 Katherine, infant daughter of AIr and Mrs John Hurley of Ben Mohr, dled this morning. The funeral took place this afternoon with interment in St J0seDh's cemetery.
 1 \. T. Coward. the well known tea and coffee dealer has moved his store from Scoyill street to the new brick | block situated at the junction of Cooke and North Main streets
 II. AI- Rigney. the city garbage con- tractor. will raise steel smoke-stlcl1 1 at his new crematir.1 plant in Water l vile next Monday. The stack is eighty | feet high and thirty-six inches in diam eter. It was made in Bridgeport.
 Union Rescue mission. PIT South 1 Main street: Short gospel talks. live ly singing: knickerbocker quartet will sing. My Soul Wants Something New; 80 D. m.. w. c. T. L.: Sunday school 2:43: Mems meeting at I.
 The annual fair and supper under the direction of the ladies of the Third Congregational church. will be held | "Wednesday and Thursday evenings of next week. Dec 12 and 13. Fancy and useful articles on sale Proceeds for the benefit of the Improvement fund.
 The class of 1901 of the Waterbury High school is making arrangements 1 to hold l sociable and dance for mem berS of the class only during Christmas week. The dance will be given in one | of the spacious rooms of the lower floor of the building. which will be prettly decorated for the occasion.
 For to-morrow's regular monthly en- tertainm2nt of the ConcOrdia society are on the programs: M. J. McEvoy and William Calder. in rural selections: trios on the Zither by Arthur and Max Gross and Max Griner: selections by the Thoms and Faulman orchestra and | the TrincS in comic duets.
  ford will take place tomorrow after noon at ? o'clock from the residence of her niece. Mrs Dennis COmmerford, 112 Cherry street, Naugatuck. with ser vice at St Francis'S church at that place, and interment in St Joseph's cemetery. this city. The funeral will be in charge of Undertaken Moriarty.
 There will be a meeting of the St Thomas l.. and D. society at their rooms on North. Main street to-mor- TOW afternoon. As the meetings of this society have been slimly attend ed of late and consequently business has been slightly neglected. it is de- sired that as large a number of mem- bers as possible shall be present to- 1 morrow afternoon.
 Miss Margaret Leggett gave q pleas ant reception to a number of her High school friends last evening at her home, 196 South Elm street. The ev- ening was enjoyably spent in games and other amuSements. Piano solos by the Misses Humphries and Leggett and songs by l.. Marks and Miss Hum- phries were especially delightful It was the tolling of the midnight hour when the happy young folks parted
 At q meeting of Mulcahy council, K of C., last night, officers were elected as follows: Grand knight. Patrick w. 1 Halpin: deputy grand knight. Joseph $. Worsley; financial secretary, Thom- as F. Casey; recording secretary Dan iel J. Sullivan: chancellor, John c. All man: advocate. Thomas F. Hallanan treasurer, Joseph H. DevereauX; lee turer, Henry A. Hayden; physician, Dr Thomas J. McLarney.
 The bleaching bones of a human being were found in the woods near GreyStone yesterday, and Medical EX- aminer Wellington, who was summon ed by the local authorities, pronounced death to have taken place about six months ago. The skeleton was that of man, but the scraps of clothing that still clung to it furnished no means of Identification, and a partial inquiry among the neighboring towns ; made since the finding of the body does not throw any light on the mystery.
 Grange hall in Mill Plain was the scene last night of a large and merry gathering. the occasion being the sec ) Ond and last night of the two nights fair. held under the auspices of the Mad River Grange. As on the previous l evening q delicious turkey supper was served and was partaken of with great relish by large number. Dancing was held in the upper part of the hall
 
 may whhl until q late hour. The fair , was one of the most successful ever given by the Mad River Grange and it } will net a handsome sum for the coffers of the association.
 Sheridan lodge. \. F. o. P. held an interesting meeting last night in John son hail. the grand officers being pres ent and many members of Anchor Mattatuck. Brass City and Humboldt , lodges. Deputy P. J. Slavin presided Addresses were made by the following Deputy NJ. Darling of Anchor lodge Deputy H. w. Granger of Brass City lodge. Deputy Thomas Pryor of Mat 5 tatuck lodge, Deputy H. Boerr of FIumboldt lodge. Grand Treasurer Drew of Ansonia. Grand Warden Chapin of Ansonia, Mrs NJ. Darling Nominations were made for officers which will be voted for at the next meeting. Four propositions for mem l. I. n H., l.