Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-10
CITY NEWS.

tonight, two bowling games will be played.
 The Naturalist club will meet in the upper rooms at the Bronson library tonight.
 The Clerks association will hold an l important meeting ill Red Mens hall this evening.
 SiIver-nickel and glass butter dish free with cah of baking powder Great A. < P. Tea Co.
 l The Concordia singing society will be the guest Of the German singing society at Seymour, Saturday evening | December e21.
 The estate of tue late Elizabeth Col l lins. mother of Mrs John Moriarty. has been settled up and the final accounts i filed in the court of probate. Property owned by deceased on Green and Joan /. streets was left to Mrs Moriarty. The meeting of the Ladies Sewing society of the Chapel street NJ. l.. church will be held at the home of Mrs Charles HultZburt on Chapel street tomorrow afternoon. The cottage prayer meeting will also be held at Mrs Hultzburt's home on Thursday. Divorce proceedings have been insti- | tuted by Hattie Griffin Sandland | against Burton Sandland. Intolera- ble cruelty and inemperance are the basis of the petition. Mrs Sandland | lives i'll Morris, but she lived here lntil recently. Her husband resides in New Jersey.
 Mrs W. T. Shlege1 has purchased the property at the corner of West Nam street and Holmes avenue. The place | belonged to c. l.. and w. w. Holmes. | Mrs Schlegel will soon erect a hand some residence on the property ill ac- cordance with plans which will be pre- pared by Theodore E. Peck. | At meeting of Typographical union. No 329. held last evening the follow I ing officers were elected: President, Henry B. Deiss; yice-president, Charles Kayser; ecretary-treasurer. C.. F. | Weed: sergeant-at-arms. IT. Dolpe: eX- ecutive committee, c. F. Harris. George NJ. Cooley, NJ. Taschenburger; delegates to Central Labor union, George NJ. Cooley, c. F. Weed 1 R. s. Ross, secretary of the '. NJ. c. | A.. was expected to arrive home Sat urday from Norwich where he went about two weeks since to recover from an attack of nervous prostration brought on by overwork. MT Ross condition was not such. however, as to warrant his return to this city to resume his duties at the !. NJ. c. A. | The newspaper reporters enjoyed a raccoon supper at Forest park yester- day afternoon at the expense of Pop 1 Thompson. The menu consisted of | blue points on the half shell clam l chOwder, stewed rabbit. claret, roast raccoon, celery. coffee. tea. nuts and l fruit. It is superfuous to say that the guests merrily enjoyed themselves. l At meeting of Abraham Lincoln camp, $. of V, last night. officers were chosen as follows: Captain. w. A. 1 Chase; first lieutenant c. F. Loomis, l jr: second lieutenant, William Sagen- l dorff camp council, Edward Croft, l.. S. Turner and William Sagendorff: !: 1 delegate, George Tiffany: representa- l tive at large, Captain H. B. Carter.
 The following are the new officers of Waterbury conclave. No 326. I'm proved order Heptasophs: Archon D. NJ Davis: provost, F. J. Abbott: secretary. Y. NJ. Shaw; financier, F. H. l Trowbridge: treasurer. A. H. Mills; inspector. Leslie Smith: warden, C. E. Wifth; sentinel. John Leggett trus- tees, B. l.. Coe Warren l.. Hall and John Leggett
 The funeral of Mrs Catherine Hud- ner took place this morning from ner I late home on North Main street. with l q mass of requiem at St Thomas's $ l church by the Rev Father Kennedy and interment in St Joseph's cene- tery. At the conclusion of the service NJ; J. McEyoy rendered the solo Calvary" The bearers were Michael Carroll. C.. D. Curtin, Frank Curtin, James Curtin, Michael Barret and William yeasey. There was q large number of beautiful floral trio- ures.
 The annual concert and sociable of the Sacred Heart drum corps will take place in the City hall tomorrow night
 It will far surpass all former sociables by the members of this popular drum corps. The decorations will be some what unique. Before the dancing an interesting concert program will be rendered by the American band orches- tra. For several weeks the members of the different committees have nee9l working earnestly to make this daDco one of the most successful given fhis season.
 The first annual dance by Water
 bury tent, No 36. K o. T. M.. attract
 ed large crowd to Foresters' hall
 last night. It was very enjoyable
 affair and all present appeared to havt
 enjoyed themselves. The grand
 march, in which about couples par
 ticipated, was led by AIr and Mrs NJ
 H. Conlon. Lawson's orchestra fur
 nished music The committee of ar engagements consisted of Thomas Coyle
 NJ. H. Conlon, E. ]. Payeure, FranI
 Louge and George Foley,
 The Mt St Joseph Alumnae associa ton expect to present musical anC , theatrical performance in Poli's thea
 ter, this city, on Friday afternoon an(
 evening, January 24, 1902. For tha date they have engaged company o1 New York artists. including the ia
 nous plima donna. Atalie Claire, ant
 Americas young violinist, Rita Marie
 Miss Florence Bindlay. the noted
 vaudeville actress, together with Em
 erson and Omega. and the Royal Jap anese troupe direct from the land 0
 the mikado.
 At the regular meeting of the Wa
 terbury club, last night a board o ! managers was elected as follows: Al thur c. Hitchcock, Joseph H. Wood