Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-27
CITY NEWS.

Theater tickets free with Puritan bread.
 Don't forget the dance given by the Memo club at the Auditorium New Years eve.
 Miss Nora McElligott and brother, Edward, are enjoying their vacation in Washington, D. C..
 4. ". Castle, the corner marketman, is distributing handsome calendars among his friends today.
 Did you notice John Moriarty's turn out on the fifth page. He wants all to know that he is still in the un- dertaking business.
 Sister Margaret Dolores of St Lucy $ convent. Jersey City. is spending few days with her parents, Mir and Mrs James Lynch. 595 Riverside street.
 The American band will furnish mu- sic for the military ball to be given in City hall on Tuesday evening, De cember 31. by Company c, c. \. c.
 The family Of lIr and Mrs Frank ]. Stapleton Was made happy at the Christmas time by the advent of daughter. which was born Monday, the 23d inst.
 A man named Stanton Middlebrook was arrested here last evening by De tective Cahey at the request of the New Haven police. Middlebrook. is wanted for fraud for passing a worth less check.
 \ money order from the Philippines is somewhat of curiosity. Judge PeaSley has one. IL is an order for S2 from Fred Roper for his dues to TunN- is tribe, Red Men. The order was is sued by the money order department of the military government stationed at Manila. From Manila to Waterbury is q long way to pay ones dues to q fraternal organization.
 TunXis tribe, No 10. I. O. R. M., met last night and chose these officers: Prophet, l.. J. Schuyler; sachem, D. G. Davis: senior sagamore, Claude Col linS; junior Sagamore. o. C. Murray; chief of records. & L. Arthur; keeper of wampum, c. \. Templeton; collec- tor of wampum. F. M. Peasley; keeper of paraphernalia, c. 0. Word: secre- tary of sick committee, D. l.. Walker: tribal trustee, c. A. Templeton.
 The Sunday school of the First Bap- tist church celebrated Christmas last night in the auditorium of the church. The address of welcome was delivered by George Spender. The program in- cluded recitations by Mrs Ashley. Miss Olive Ridson, Edmund Robbins. Miss Gladys Wooster. Miss v Bessie Shaw and Miss Louise Stanley: duets by Mrs Ashley and Miss Turnbull. and an address by the pastor. the Rev Dr Parry.
 At a meeting of America lodge, A. 0. U. w., last night, the following officers were chosen: P. NJ. w, F. W. Albert; NJ. w., J. NJ. Phelps; foreman, J. W. Byrnes; overseer, E. W. Wrightman: guide, James Curley; recorder, H. J. Reynolds; financier, F. 4. Gross; re ceiver. c. 4. Hamilton, M. D.; 1. $. w, F. E. Ball; O. s. w., B. Kershaw; trustee, G. V. Gooding; representative 10 Grand lodge. F. W. Albert; alter nate, B. Kershaw.
 A man who gave his name as Mich ael Cavanaugh and his address as Wa terbury was arrested in New Haven yesterday. In the morning Cayanaugh woke up thirsty. He was Sauntering down the street when a load of beer happened by. It was like asking him to take keg and he accepted the i'm piled invitation. When the driver missed the keg he acquainted thirsty cop and the latter had no difficulty in locating the property. For some time Cayanaugh will reside on Whalley ave- nue.
 Contractors Gaffney and Cronin are making great progress with the Walsh school. The building is advanced all most to the second story. It occupies one of the most imposing sites in the city. sitting directly on the brow of what once was familiarity known as Round hill. From the upper windows in the Odd Fellows building the move mentS Of the workmen can almost be seen, so open is the situation surround ing it. When completed 1t will be one Of the finest and most prominent build ings in the city.
 Frank P. Garvan. son of the Hon and Mrs P. Garvan Of Hartford, has been appointed head of the deputy as- sistant district attorneys of New York by William Travers Jerome. The ap- pointment is for four years and the salary S4,50o q year. Mir Garvan is 26 years old and is graduate of the New York law school He was first appointed by District Attorney Phil bin. and his ability attracted the at tention of Justice Jerome, who imme- diately after his election announced that he intended to retain MT Garyan on his staff.
 People retired last night expecting to see q foot or two Of. snow on the ground this morning, but in this they were very much disappointed, the snow squal having turned to rain during the night with the result that walking was disagreeable occupation today and rubber boots were just the proper thing for those who had to get out early. The mud made business good for the street department and the few men employed on the city at this season did some tall hustling during the forenoon putting the walks in shape So that pedestrians could get over them without Wetting their feet. It also gave owners of sidewalks a chance to do some shoveling and it is