Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-27

IO-mOrrOW the Rev Charles E. Granger, pastor, will preach at 10:30s d. m.; Sub- jecr, Vengeance" SabbathseheoI at 11:45 a. m.; Jueyenile Temple, 3 p. m.; c. E. omitted Evening service, 7:30 o'clock, with the third chapter in the pastors original story entitled 1Win 1t Pay" There will be special music.
 A reception was rendered to Miss Anna Mulcahy at her home on Jack son street last evening by. the mem bers of the Knockabout Mandolin club. Several selections of a very pleasing nature were rendered by the club. Various games were played. The even ing was very pleasantly spent and rousing farewell was given to Miss Mulcahy, who will leave in a day or two for the. Pan-American exposition.
 Little Johnnie Barnes, the five-year- old son of I5CF., Barnes OfT6S East Clay, escaped fortunately from being seriously injuredyest sterdayII fIe ment Erout near an qices wag0nue wlGich 99liS fal ther drives. While. the child was on the street the horses began to back, and before they. were halted rear wheel had struck the boy. A badly bruised instep was the extent of the child's injuries. He suffered, however, from shock.
 Representative George l.. Lilley is again playing the part of host at his cottage at Quassapaug. Among his | guests this time were some who did not vote for him. however much they would like to. They are OrasmuU R. | Fyler, chairman of thei fTephblidah | state central committee; Senator See ! ley, from tie twelftiIJ district; Charles l F. Chapin, editor of the IAmerican; Allan w. Paige of the9 Connecticut Railway and Lighting Coz and deputy judge of the city and Idistrict courts, | F. NJ. Peasley. 1erf6. 5l T t l Tunxis tribe, No 10, T. o. R. M., has l elected and installed the following of ficers, Deputy Great Sachem F, A. Sears of Naugatuck being the install ing officer: Prophet, H.c Gessert; sachem, Charles Clark; senior saga more, B. J. Schuyler; junierosagamore D. J. Collins; guard of wigwam, IC. O Word; guard of forest, W. H. Bartram The following committees were formed: Finance committee, E.. J Schuyler, D. C.. Davis and W. H. Bar T tram; entertainment committee, O. C. Rabe, c. c. Collins, Elmer I. Thompl son, H. Gessert and w. Engert.
 The picnic for the benefit of Charles $ maker at the Waterbury Manufactar ing Co, will be given at the Driving park, commencing at o'clock this evening. Mir Edwards was formerly the trainer of the '. Nj. c. A. basket
 ball team. A large number of tickets has been sold. Among those who vii appear are the Hogan brothers in buck and wing dancing, and Leon Baker contortionist. Messrs Howard 4ant
 Russell will also be heard in vocal SC
 lections, and a tug-of-war contest vii
 take place between Washington Hil
 and out east teams for $25 side Tn, American band orchestra will furnish
 music. and Provost will prompt.
 The French Canadian institute helC it's semi-annual meeting last evening
 elected officers and listened to the re
 port of the financial condition of .h, society. The treasurer-s report for tli
 first half of the year was very satis
 factory, showing that the organization is in prosperous condition. The off
 cers elected are as follows: President
 R. L. Brandely; president, J. ]
 Archambeauit; recording secretary, A Vallee; financial secretary, A. Loiselle , assistant financial secretary, J. Jacob corresponding secretary, P Alarae treasurer, E. J. Mailhiot; librarian. A
 Galipeau; sergeant-at-arms, D. Car
 bonneau; auditors, A. Denneux and J
 Baker.
 The city appears to be passin
 through an epidemic of sneak thieving
 Civil officers have their hands full am Sheriff Rigney and the police receiv
 numerous reports every day. The
 mostly come from owners of wagon
 who come to town and hitch up alon the sidewalks. The most daring cas- that has yet been reported took plac
 few days ago. While Dr J. J. MS Linden was attending a patient O , North Main street small case of iE | struments worth about $40 was take
 from his carriage. A few days late 1 he missed valuable and pretty watc and chain from his office These h ! esteemed very dearly on account Q
 their associations. being a present
 received upon leaving college I
 either case not trace of the thief ha been obtained.