Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-26
CITY NEWS.

-Sl ahtl -tllS Il nOLldS pSISti Ol l4lCA-
 ory street are the happy parents of
 twin boys.
 The Gaelic literary class will meet i'll St Patrick's hall tomorrow after noon a, 3 o'clock.
 The Pastime A. c. will give their
 annual sociable and dance in Leaven-
 worth hall on November S.
 The new stations Of the cross for the
 Inlmaculate Conception church are
 being placed in position to-day.
 Tile Misses Minnie Healy. Katie Con-
 ley and Annie Quinn of this city are
 the guests Of Mrs W. flaming of Wa
 terrGWn.
 Nctlce has been filed at the town clerk office that the E. C. Church Go
 has increased it's capital stock from
 SZ5.Q00 to S15,00O.
 There will be an important meeting
 Of St Iosephs T.. 4. society to-nor-
 row afternoon at 4 o'clock i'll St Pat rick's hall
 Frank, the infant son of MT and Mrs Jacul, Laskey of 6S Canal street, died
 this morning. The funeral took place this afternoon, with interment in Riy erside cemetery.
 The condition Of Mrs F. F. McEyoy,
 Of 6s kingsbGry street, who has been i confined to her bed the past week sui fering from bronchitis. is much inn proved.
 The Jolly Nine Social club enjoyed . bus ride to Quassapaug last night on arriving there the party enjoyed l dancing for q short time and then ] partook Of a fine spread. Colonel Fred Lindsay and wife of
 New York city, speakers of wide fame will address the |. A C. 4. meeting
 for men only at Jacques opera house
 tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. l The next date for short calendar 1. Litchfeld will also be the date for the l annual banquet of the county bar as 1 sociation November 22 The ban- l qnet win be held in the Winchester ho- l tel Winsted
 Mrs John l.. Saxe. aged 51 years,
 Wife of x-Representative J. l.. Saxe, died to-day at the Waterbury hospital. 1 The funeral will take place Monday l afternoon at o'clock from the family fes-dence. 319 North Main street Miss Lizzie Crowley won the prize l a $25 gold piece, for selling the most l tickets for the sociable and dance of
 the Rogers & Brothers Benefit asso- ciation. She disposed of SI5 worth of tickets. while Miss Josephine Shugrue
 was awarded second prize She was l q close competitor for the first prize 1 having sold SIP worth Of tickets. l A still alarm called the fire depart ment stationed at the Leayenwortn l street engine house to the residence of 1 William 4. Knowles on Field street l this afternoon. The bricks in the draw l ing room fireplace had become over l heated and fallen out and the lire was 1 catching the woodwork underneath. l All danger was soon removed. The. ] damage consisted of the dismantled l fireplace.
 4 rare treat is in store for the music
 loving people of Waterbury. The au- i nouncement has been made that the
 great pianist Sliyinski will be in this l city at Polls theater on the evening 1 or December ,. Already there. is con siderable interest being taken in this musical event, and many names have l been placed on the. subscription list
 now open at Driggs < onI.,ns music l store
 l Will you join our party? That's i thescry just at present around the diff l ferent stores and factories, and when l you Inquire what the party is for you l are informed that it is supper party
 to attend St Joseph T A. society's an- l nual fair at City hall, which opens
 net Monday and continues for one 1 week. The supper tickets sell for 20 cents each. and they admit you free if l presented at the door before : o'clock There was very enjoyable surprise party given Miss Margaret Dunn 1t l her home. % Jewelry street last night. l The evening was spent in music and games. Refreshments were served. l Among those that helped entertain was little Helen Dunn in the cakewalz.
 Those that played and sang were Wal CT brothers. Henry Demers, Miss Ger
 tie McCormick.. Miss Esther Holczer, l Miss Alice AIalanson. Miss Mary DeSu-
 reau and Miss Bell Farrell. l At the meeting of the Ladies Aux l iliary last night the following was the order of exercises for q social hour
 held after the business meeting: Ad- l dress Of welcome. President NJ. A.
 Halpin: vocal solo. Miss Mary G. Den ehy; violin solo, Fred Galipeau; tenor
 solo, John Sheehan; songs. T. F. Luddy
 and Miss Katherine Kerwin. Three candidates were initiated and fourteen l propositions received
 Manager James IT. Freney presided
 at meeting of the St Joseph baseball
 association, which was held in the so-
 cietys rooms last evening. The report of the manager for the past season, l which was rather favorable, was ap- l proved. The Cub will be represented
 in the league next year, but it was the
 opinion of the large number present l that the league should bar professional l players. This does not mean that the
 club is opposed to players who have
 not played in q professional team for l two years or more. Early in the
 spring preparations will be made for ] the organization of the ball team l Ned uniforms will be purchased l ANOTHER BODY RECOVERED.