Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-15
CITY NEWS.

Mrs Joseph Degnan of Baylor street.
 At the meeting of Court Shields, F.
 of A, last night. fifteen applicants for
 mem berShip Were Te ceived
 An adjourned meeting of the board
 of education will be held Tuesday
 evening 1t S:15 o'clock.
 The general committee W hich has i'll
 chargethe arrangements in connection
 with St Patrick's annual fair, will hold
 g meeting tomorrow afternoon in the
 Lyceum building at o'clock.
 An interesting ganc of basket ball
 was played in the \. NJ. C. A. junior
 basket ball league this morning be-
 tween the Whites and the Reds, the
 latter winning out by the score of 10
 to ;.
 There was large attendance at the
 annual dance of the Employees Aid as
 Sociation of the Waterbury clock fac
 tory in City hall last night, and all spent the time in a very happy man. her.
 Morgan, the S-year-old son of AIr and
 Mrs Eugene Noriarty, of West Side hill. fell down the cellar stairway this
 morning, int1fcting an ugly gash in lis forehead. Dr Donahue dressed the wound.
 There will be a meeting of the St Thomas l.. and D. society it it's rooms on North Main street tomorrow 4
 full attendance of the members is re- Questeu as business of importance will be laid before the meeting.
 Owing to the death of Thomas B. Miller. the sacred concert. which was
 arranged for his benefit and which was to be held tomorrow night in City hall. has been postponed until two weeks from to-morrow night. Mrs Keough. 194 Baldwin street, dis plays a fine line of Xmas goods for
 children: Dolls. drums, dolls chairs.
 toys of every description. gents dress shirts suspenders. armlets, ties, in itial hemstitched handkerchiefs from 1nc up.
 Rev Ar Holden. assistant pastor of tie Second Congregational church will deliver an address at the boys meeting in the '. NJ. C. A. building tomorrow afternoon at 5 c, clock. The
 meeting is open to the junior mem- bers of the |. NJ. C. A. and their friends.
 At the '. NJ. C. 4. building tonight bowling game will be played be- tween the Challengers and Invincibles There will also be tliree basket ball
 games, the first, q postponed game. will be played at s o'clock. with the Colts and Terrors as opponents. the second will be fought for by the
 Monitors and Brass Citys at $50,
 while the Olynpics and Nonpariels will be the contestants in the last
 game at o'clock.
 In the probate court to-day thena | was q hearing on the account of Iheo- phile Thibault. executor on the estate
 of Philomene Chouinard. The hear ing was rather warm. The heirs who are nieces and nephewS Of the de ceased, claimed several articles of fur niture valued at SSJ, while the excu- tor insisted they belonged [ the hus- 1 band. The hearing was continued for q week in order to give the contestants time to arrive at d settlement. Mrs Mary Mcdonald, wife of City 1 Sheriff Mcdonald, has peIitioned the
 probate court through her counsel. 1 Judge Bradstreet, for q conservator to be appointed over her parents. John
 and Mary Gagain. This is 6 new de- vclopment in the suit of the McDon- | aids against Mrs Gagain for S1,U0U.
 which they allege they loaned the de- fendants- \ few days ago Attorneys | Carmody and Pierce. represe nting the l defendants. moved for the dissolution | of the attachment in the suit aud the | substitution of q bond, and the defend ant responded by filing the above peti- l tiOn
 | RepreSentative-Clect Guilfoile is pay l ing the penalty that men in public are 1 subject to: continual annoyance. Since | the interview with him on the subject 1 of consolidation appeared in the Dem-
 ocrar a few days ago he has been i called upon by men i'll ali stations in | life. for and aagainst consolidation. l Some of them were of the opinion that
 he had committed himself in favor of
 consolidation and others that he fay
 ored the present system. This. of 1 course was owing to a nasty glance | at the interview. for in it he distinctly stated and he has fold his callers so 1 that in the absence of any argument | thus far In favor of the proposed measure, he was and is against it. 1 In securing Mir Honeymoon of the 1 Bowery branch of the II. NJ. c. A. to 1 address the mems meeting at Jacques 1 opera house tomorrow afternoon l under the auspices of the local Y 1 MIG A.. Secretary Ross is affording
 the men of, Waterbury an excellent op- | portunity of listening to q man Of wide and practical experience. ac- 1 QulEtAu NGEh ulOug slIe resi- 1 dents of the Bowery. Add to his at
 tractive personal appearance and q l happy faculty of imparting to others 1 in an admirable manner his own senti-
 ments and opinions, you have fair | idea of what an Interesting address will be delivered tomorrow afternoon.
 His subject will be. An Address to Men, from his standpoint in rescue
 and refornatoly work. As an extra
 attraction Miss Agnes Mackenzie has
 been engaged to render several vocal
 selections. Miss Mackenzie has been
 heard here before ill connection with
 the local Salvation army. by whom | she will be entertained during her
 stay in this city and she has q high i reputation as q vocalist. A. AI. Bene- 1 dict of Spencer avenue, who will en- ] certain AEr Honeymoon during his
 stay here, will preside at the meeting.