Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-28
CITY NEWS.

sWadhams post, c. A. R.. will elect officers Saturday night. All the mem
 bers are requested to be present
 John Dillon and Thomas Parker, of the Yale Medical school, will spend their Thanksgiving vacation with their parents in this city.
 At q meeting of the board of select men last night Thomas J. Tyrrell of
 Maple street was appointed town con
 stable to succeed James F. Lunny.
 The Misses Alice McGrath and Nelly Gloster, who are studying the milli- nery art in New York. are enjoying the Thanksgiving holidays at their homes in this city.
 The Friendly league Glee club meets this evening for it's sixth rehearsal un- der the direction of Mr Hallett. A full attendance is especially desired, as new music will be rehearsed. Mrs Thomas Vlckers of Emerald street and Miss Helen Burgess of East Main street left here this after
 noon on the 2:4S train for a weeks visit with friends in New York and Albany
 At I:4o this morning Daniel O'Leary Of 46 Bridge street and Miss Katherine Skitfington of 1G5 Baldwin street were
 
 Rev Father Slocum. Martin Egan was best man. while Miss Mary Bunce act ed as bridesmaid.
 Tomorrow will be a legal holiday and i'll consequence there will be general suspension of business. The town and city officials, the bankers. postoftice employees, clerks at the pub lie library and court officials will have few hours eff and will join with others in giving thanks to God for the blessings of the past year. The post office will be open until noon.
 People are still suggesting new names for the junction of the different streets cn North Main street, but. after all it is doubtful if anything better than that proposed by the board of public works has been heard of City Clerk Ryan was asked today if he had q Dame for the place and he replied that he thought Unity square or Con cord square would be all right.
 Last evening at her home on South Main street Miss Mamie FOgarty gave d magnificent supper in hCnor of Miss Mary Maloney of DrAycr avenue. who will be married to George German of Grove street tomorrow morning at St Patrick's church. The repast was T splendid one and was much enjoyed by all present. Mirth and enjoyment were the leading spirits of the even ing. The coming bride received the well wishes of all present, besides several handsome gifts.
 An Italian who gave the name of Mike Sullivan was arrested this fore noon by Special Officer Hickey on sus- picion of having committed q number of robberieS at the rooms of the |. NJ. C. \. For some time the remarkable disappearance of clothing. jewelry and such things as men carry around in their pockets caused general surprise and speculation as to who the thief was. Even articles as large as bicy- cleS have been taken away. few days ago J. A. Crews. a member of the Y. VI. C. A.. missed his gold watch and has failed to find it. He left a description of the article with the DO lice this noon. Sullivan will be tried in the city court tomorrow morning: He has engaged Attorney Bauby to defend him.
 There is q fai r supply of turkeys and chickens in the different markets, and judging by the number of people who spent the past few days picking out the fattest ones they could find and or dering them delivered at their homeS for Thanksgiving. the demand for them was good. too. People who have the means to buy turkey or chicken more than they need for their own use should bear in mind that there are many families about town who are depending upon the charity of thelr neighbors fer their Thanksgiving din ner and that unless someone remem- bers them they will not hare much to be thankful for. It is nice thing to be able to help those who are less for tunate in this respect than ourselves and people who are blessed with means beyond their own needs should make it a point to exercise a llttle charity. especially at this time, qua thus help to make the day i'll realty what it is in name.
 It will be a great Dlensure for all who attend tomorrow foot ball game at the Athletic field between the old '91 Y. NJ. C. A. team aDd StofrS AS rjcultural eleven. to watch the plhNih% of the star players of that 9' team' It will Ee a treat worth going miles to see Such players as MeEvoV' ! Uotchkiss Bauby, Goss. Bishop. Rrick' Stout and many others are hard to l CTS. ones who, have been members of an eleven which was, the champion of the state in '97. The team is even Iv halanretl. not q weak point being in it. Their team work as well as in IiviGIal work during practice has been | Drettv and all the men are in tho hest possible condition. Storrs AgricultUf- al tpAr has always been a faHorite | with Waterbury audiences and this years is no execution. Their team | has improved about 60 per cent since l Physical Director Knowles. formeriS cf this city. has taken charge Of the1n The team has only met with enc de 1 feat this season and has numbered l among. it's victories games with sever al of the lesser colleges. The game l will commence at ?: 30 sharp and Will he nlaved at the Athletic field. The advance sale of tickets points to | large audience being present when the whistle, is blown for play f