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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1901-05-25
A Consolidation.

A consolidation of a number of
telephone companies was effected in
New Iberia Monday, comprising the
Baton Rouge, Louisiana, property,
that at Thlbodaux and the Tcche and
Vermilion. at New Iberia, covering a
territory OF 200 miles direct, and in.
cluding all intermediate towns, and
the company is now ready to con-
struct new exchanges and build toll
lines. The new company is charter
ed under the name of the Louisiana
and Texas Long Distance Telephone
20, Ltd, with u capital stock of
$l5O,O00. The following is the
board of directors: Hen. r. F. Erogs
sard, r. F. Hoggsett, p. L. Braud, 4,
II. Landcaster, TIL. Badeaux, Ben
r. Meyer, H: d. Giles. The first OF
ficers Of the con pany are x. +. Hogs
sett, president and general manager;
X. f. Broussard, vice president, and
II. d. Giles, secretary and treasurer
l.. II. .Landcaster, superintendent o1
construction.
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Excursion to Baton Rouge.

The Pelican Excursion Club will
give tile first excursion of the season
to Baton Rouge via. the Texas &
Pacific Railway. on Thursday, June
9th, Corpus ChristD. Baton Rouge
is a charming city and affords many
interesting sights TO visitors, of which
the following especially will be a
source Of much interest to our citi.
zens, viz the penetentiary, the State
capital, the ASYLUM for the blind, Tie
cemeteries and the Stale aaiversity
TIE comm!tica in charge has pre-
pared an elaborate programme aud
has spared no pains TO make the
days outing an agreeable one. To-
lar" for the round tip is $40. Il
tickets are purchased p .1T - Iune
3. reduction ~ 80 cculs IS allowed.
Foii wing a,e the gentlemen who
compose the committee
Jules Hoffman,, Chairman Rich
ard Mccormick, U. AngelIoz, Thos
Bourgeois, II. Lorio, Chas. Riviere
V. +. Sposito.
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AYOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
III that by virtue Of a writ of ficri
facias issued by o. l.. Caro-, JUS
tice OF the peace of the Second Ward of
the Parish of Lafourche, in favor of A.
G. Munich and against GeOrge Morgan
and to me directed, ! will between the
hours Of ii o'clock u. m. and o'clock p.
IN. on the
18th. DAY OF JUNE, 1901,
at the Court House door in the Town Of
ThiSodaux, in the second ward of said
parish offer for sale at public auction
the following described property to-
wit:
1. A certain tract Of land situated in
the Parish of LafOurche, on the right
miles above the Town of ThibOdaux, in
the Brule Gtand Chene. and at about
TIA ailes hskk fsran .,s saia HTr, haHX9&, mcns-
ting ON the aubIic road. one and three
arpents from WeRtS ana about seven
above by said public road; bounded
Francois Esteve; below by Mrs. Sse.
9, A certain tract of land situated in
the said Parish of Lafourche, on the
right bank of Bayou LafOurche, In the
Brule Grand Chcnc, at about three miles
above the Town of ThibOdaux, ana at
about five miles back from said Bayou,
measuring one ana three quarters VA
arpents on the public road, Dy seven
arpents deep from East to West. bound
ed East hy said public road; North by
lands of Francois Esteve; West by lands
of Zenon Bernard and South by lands OF
LOUIS Leray.
Ngcther with all the buildings and
So4royement ON the said two above
-llS\ribcd tracts OF land; to pay and sat
IN the said writ say the sum OF Thirty
u mir
xUrNm interest thereon from the 18th
Hy>bf July, 1895, TIL paid, together: with
<k per cent on the aggregate OF said
ffhSipal and interest as attorneys fees,
dds the sum of Fifteen 50lOO Dollars
Ee61fved on account Of said Judgment,
,Sn{ess the same il immediately paid.
Seized as the property Of George Nor
gan, under said writ Of fieri facias.
TerpE CASH on the spot i'll L. >
MAX DUPRE, Constable
B3teXfNH5th, day Of May. 1901.
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@vOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
~ that by virtue of a writ OF ftori
~ facias, issued by q. l.. Caro-, JUS.
ticc of the peace of the Second Wara OF
the Parish of Lafourche, in favor OF A.
G. Nuuch and against Charles Morgan,
and to me directed, will, between the
hours of IL a. m. and ! p. IN. on the
2yTH DAY OF JUNE, 1901,
NJ the Court House door in the Town OF
Tbihndaux. i'm the second ward Of said
narish, Offer for sale at public auction
the following. described property to-wit:
The undivided one half Of certain
tract of land, situated in the parish OF
T,afourche, OH the right bank OF Bayou
Lafourche, at about three mitcs aDoIc
the Town of ThibodauX, in the Bruie
Grand Chcne, and at about hve mile'
back from said Bayou, measuring on
the Western Boundary, fronting on the
public road, one and three quarters ar
nents and about seven arpents IRON
West TO East; bounded above by said
public road, in front by Francois Es-
trye. below by Mrs. J. +. Ledet, now or
formerly and hack by Mrs. LOUIS Leray.
. :. A certain tract of land situated in
said narish of Lafourche, Oh the right
hank of Bayou Lafourche, i'll the Brusie
Grand Cherle at about three miles above
the Town of ThibOdaux, and about live
m,iles hack from said Bayou measuring
'onc and three quarters arpents front on
the public road, and seven arPents deep
from East to West; bounded East ny
said public road; North by lands OF
Francois Esteve; West by lands OF
Zpnon BERNARD, now or formerly and
+, South by lands OF Louis Leray.. Togeth-
or with all the buildings and improve
| ments thereon, to pay ana SATISFY the
said writ-sav, the sum OF Forty-iive
Dollars, with eight per cent per annanl
interest thereon. until paid, and ten pri
cent attorneys fees on the aggregate OF
said principal and interest; less the sun
of Forty Dollars received on account o
tsaid Judgement, on December lcth 1890
unless the sau,c ia Immediately paid.
Seized "a the property Of C.!arle
Morgan. under said writ OF firri fsc'a,
Terms: CASH on the spot III L. :
N,x pcr::l:.
Constable
pa!:J III. .5:' lay 81 May, l9ol.
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Close The Stores at Z O'clock.

It has been the custom with our
merchants for the past two or three
wears to close their stores ut seven
o'clock 10 the evening every day OF
the week, Saturdays excepte'1, for the
purpose Of giving rest and recreation
to their clerks after the days toll.
This is an excellent idea and shonl'i
be kept up every year, and We trust
that It will not be very long ere a
prt,jon IS circulated among the mcr
chants for thu purpose of bringing
this about. This con duration To
wards the clerks is greatly apprecla,
, g.. 10y them, and they are ever ready
To yc,urn II in orc way "r shc U'her
4; i,t some one maxi. tac start.
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Engaged.

Manager Coulon of the. Opera
House has billed the Phoenix Drama
tic Company, of DonaldsonvilIe, to
appear here on tomorrow. They will
present Gi!bert's three act comedy
."Engaged''. 1t is play that has
the merit of success aud always
elici,s continuous and. bolsterous
mirth in the audience. The company
is composed of local talent OF tic
town of Donaldsonville and cOmcs
with flattering recommendations from
the Or, IS of that place. .POpulal
prices will prevail.
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SATURDAY, JUNE, m~


SATURDAY, JUNE, m-
and continuing on each succeeding day
until said sales are completed all immO-
vable property on which taxes are now
due to the State of Louisiana and parish
of IIafourche, to enforce collection of
Taxes assessed in the year NTogeth-
er with interest thereon from the 81 day
of December 1900 at the rate of per cent
per month unf iIHid, all coSlSA
The number of said delinquent Tax
PAYERS, the amount of Taxes due by each
on the assessment of said year and the
immOvable property assessed to each to
he offered for sale are As follows:
No. 1884. CHARLES BARANCO, Lot
being Lot No. of block No. ~ Town
of Bowie. Taxas 9.32. Interest and
costs 2.36. Total ll.6S.
No. 14l3. ALBERT J. BRAUD, IL
acres of land on right bank of Bayou
LafOurche at about Is miles below
Thibodaux bounded above by Mrs. o..
Vicknair and below by Paul Braud.
Taxes 1856. Interest and costs l.92.
Total s. 81.
No. 3O99. MRS. JOSEPH COMEAUX,
240 acres of land in BATON PilOn settle
ment bounded by lands of T.. Caillouet
and ais and school lands. Taxes $3.50.
Interest and costs 2.75. Total $l5.25
No. s9i. ARMSTEAD DAVIS EST. l
Lot situated i'm outskirts of ThibOdaux
bounded by Mrs. NJ. Guedry and c. T..
KamagOsa. Taxes $4.42. Interest and
costs LIS. Total $6.2o.
No. 23ss. ALPHONSE DARCY, Lot
in the Town of Bowie being lot No. l
-sQ& Block -: Taxes 9 .&a Interest aFd
No. GIG. BENJAMIN MALLORY EST.
| Lot situated in the outskirts of the
Town of ThibOdauX bounded by Geo.
Lee and +. GuillOt. Taxes $50. In
terest and costs 2.lS. Total $9.aS.
No. 1921. FIRMIN THIBODAUX, 6o
| acres OF land on the right bank OF
Bayou Lafourche bounded above by
! Andre Pinto and below by f. Birdsall
Taxes $52lO. Interest and costs $50
| Total $59.60.
NON RESIDENTS.
No. 1896. J. N. LESCAL, l acre Of land
about 81 miles below the town of Thib
Odaux Right bank of Bayou La
| fOurcho, bounded above by Iivaudais
| Ledct and below by +. MarescO now
or formerly. Taxes $3.50. Interest
and costs l.56. Total $f.l6.
On said date of sale 1 will sell such
portions of each ofsaid specidc QraQerta
as each de(f6f Shall point out, and n
case the deRtOr shall not point ont su1fr
cient property will at once and with
out further delay sell the least quantit,
OF said specific property of any depto
which any bidder, will buy for thu
amount of the taxes, interest and cost
due by said deptOr. The sale VIII b'
without appraisement. for cash in lega
tender money of the United States, ant
the property sold shall be redeemable a
any time for the space OF 10 one he year o; o.
, and costs added.
JAMEs-lSsAssTr;,'
Srerfn and CaxI Gssasecsu
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Beware of a Cough.

A cough is not disease but a
symptom. Consumption and bron.
chltis, which are the most dangerous
and fatal diseases, have for their first
indication per istent cough, and if
properly treated as soon rs this cough
appears are easily cured. Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy has proven
wonderfully successful, and gained
its wide reputation and extensive sale
by its success in curing the diseases
which cause coughing If it is not
beneficial it will not cost you cent.
For sale by Roth drug store.
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Ladies Can Wear Shoes

one size smaller after using Aliens
Foot. Ease, a powder to be shaken
into the shoes. 1t makes tight o'
new shoes feel; gives instant relief to
corns and bunions. It's the greatest
comfort discovery of the age. Cures
and prevents swollen feet, blisters,
caIlous and sore spots. Aliens Foot
Ease is a CERTAIN cure for sweating
hot, aching feet. At ALI druggists
aud shoe stores, 25c. Trial package
FREE by mail. Address. Allen 5
Olmsted, lie Roy, N. Y. 36-l2t A
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TO THE DEAF.-A rich lady.
cured Of her Deafness and Noises in
the Head by DR.. NichoIson's Artificial
Ear Drums. gave %, ooOtlols, to his
Institute. so that deaf people unable e
TO procure the Ear Dr"ms may have
them free. Address, The Nicholson
Institute. 7SO. Eighth Avenue, New
York. 43 ly
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WANTED TRUSTWORTH

WANTED - TRUSTWORTHY
men and women to travel and al
vsr,ise fOl old established house of
solid financial standing. Salary $3.50
a year and expenses. all payable in
cash. No canvassing required. Give
references aud enclose self addressed
stamped envelope. Address Manager,
355 Caxton Bldg Chicago. 3S 2Gt
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nornlpg returning fridal
fnon. ,s,,
Mt. Aao,pn 1:!,i ro'0,et 9l,ma 20 Air.
Leon Polmer, on ! a5son s'rtss~
=. rhso Torres r prominent cti.
~; !. Nc. u.,.'.,, b. poe',, wa. a busin, ,ss
,si.or IL :. Ssso~ 70 town Wed %saaI ssaay
Deputy ,!si,s,' shsIia = = e. son It phiia'
=. W, s. =. - 1+nre day. re.
ss'pnA sy'ns - ~
nrning 1e sAnsfM
.rr IA Perrin. the stl,c.eut book
.cepef tIe Vernon = Lt'rieal Manu-
aetorjst Company New Orleans
moved Sunday vitli y p'repts.
oo,,,na nod nv
n daushters. Miss s .sixys a Inc
id Viva, went ID New Orleans
bureday. reSurn,ne next day.
Es p,,,,.. .,
Mr. aud Mrs. a;,n n"me,l - ,,.;r u.
e''s'spi e.,s ~ ii rdas sS.:. oseph a Young
In frou De113Iltc lsiils.
Miss floreuoe frC - !. as'sau, s,".o
,s:e @ a1 M.ss's besr .nmmoncd
~ sls ess'n ~ her brother. Mr.,
sIIace lila Frost.
Exa,si.v.e
Via SOidlers ...rs. i,
dsNs .,fs
Wiucns's.et ~ go :
8 sick - ' ~ ps s ~ ,.S,,,Iv M
csor IA Ksrss New t,sc PMS
rea ~ ,:sorte.a vspders for Lsr be III. j
Nch woI. .,,s 4" IT, ,ho,n Only
- ~ Al Az Druggists.
Dist Auo.eey Mart'n anu sh',nl
enterta'n.ng - their guests Mr
es Mal1n ana da"gn'er' Miss M
ette' r ha'ng'oo' N: =. Mr
Miss Lu IA eauyais, o p!easan,
,ung lacy out Guy was ''s,'o' S
Schrieve1 ostaraay aao oun
=. Will here she was the gues
her bro.l Mr.. H. Beanvais, th'
5pular mig tpsrstcr at that place
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Saddlery and Harness.

III YOU need a fine saddle or a set
of good harness. See H. Rivicre &
Co., they can suit you. Large assort-
ment just received. Is
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Coolers and Ice Cream Freez.
erS.

just received large consignment
of these goods, at II Riviere & Co.'S
harware store. Buy now while they
last. 43
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STATE TAX SALE.
Of Immovable Property.
The State of Louisiana VS.. Delin
quent Tax Debtors, Parish of
Lafourche.

VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY
n vested IN me by the Constitution
and Laws of the State of Louis
lana will sell at the principal front
door of the Court House in which the
Civil District Court of said parish is held,
in the parish of I.afOurche, within the
legal hours for Judicial Sales, beginning
Mt II O'Clock a. m. on
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NOTICE To MORTGAGES CREDITORS.
SuERIFr'S OFFICE

PARISH OF LAFOUECHE, MAY p, 1901.
In accordance with Section No. Us or
Act 81 of 1889, the attention OF mortgage
dcptor interested i'm any of the foregoing
described property is hereby directed to
the above notice of sale of property OF
delinquent tax payers.
JAMES REARY,
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
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Gents dress shoes in all the latest STYLES, and
shapes, $3.50.
Gents Low Quarter shoes. Black and Tan at
2.50 and 800.
bout 40 pair of onr regular $50 shoes going
at 1890 for a limited time.
Gents Tan shoes ut La, 1.5O and 2OO
Gents Black shoes all solid only sl22',.
Gents Blue seigc coats and vests, all wool
$780,
Gents crash suits. only $3.50.
Gents co!Ored ne9lgec shirts. in an immense
assortment of colOrs, patterns etc.
Lion Brand fast cOlors, only 81 90 each.
they wear as well as the 81 10 kind
GeGts Fancy socks tn wear with low cut
shoes only II, ljand &c pair
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%ATE OF LOUISIANA.

Second Justice Court OF o. l.. Caro-
Parish of I.afourche.
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A. G.. MUNcu VS.. No. ~, CHARLES Nor
GAN.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

Second Justice Court of o. l.. Caro-
Parish of LafOurche.
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per w. II. Price. per pro w. p. Martin.
W. Lepine Mrs. Ellis FOrct
l.. kecie, per pro \. j. Braild,
a. ). Brand. Thos. J. FOret,
X ). Naquin, per A. j. Brand,
f.. n. Roth. Jas. lcary.
Chns, B. Lasscigne. Ed. Smi.hwfck,
Z: j. Harker. Lee J. FOrct,
ThoS. Stark VI. ID. Emile U. MOrvant
per pro W. p. Martin
ROLAND WILLIAMSON,
Notary Public
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A. c. MUSCH VS.. No. 80 GEORGE Nor
GAN.
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STATE OF I.OUISiANA,S
PARISH OF LAFOCRCHF
/, the undersigned authority. DO hereby cer-
tiiy that thu above and foregoing act OF incOr-
por1ltion is 4 true and correct copy of the
original act On liie. diIiy ncosried In Misccl
iancous Book No. y. u. et seq. of recori of
my Office.
-, III testimony whereof. Witness my
us. hand and official soil AT Thibodaux.
! - Louisiana. th'. .~IId day OF May, A.
u. 1901
CHARLES J. BARKER
Clerk and Ex-OficiO Recorder
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HERE ARE A FEW ITEMS YOU MAY NEED:

Gents swell Four in Hands, at % and GAc.
Gents underwear from pc up.
Gents all wool extra light weight under. hIrts
81. each.
Gents self opening Umbrellas. aI.40
Gents Black Pants only l.0) pair.
Gents Linen Pants only LIS a Iair
Lace curtains yards long &c. II ~ and >;
pair.
Curtain Poles, Brass fixtures &c
Curtain Poles, Wood fixtures DOc.
Pillow Sham patterns. stamped AMI heIn,,,td q
ready To work, sptc. at .5c u pair.
Ladies Gloria silk Uubrcllas $IOa
Sec onr big assortment OF and i,Ic Fans.
Beautiful crepe Paper Lambrcquins only
2cc. Wy
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-09

JEW EIR1 AT Z0C. Neck chains with heavy loeket oF fancy pendant ornaments; new heart shaped turquoise pin sets; sterling silver chased friendship charms; silver gate purses with long chain; misses sterling sill yer Nethersole bracelets; of all these items your choice,
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-09
Arixnna nanait Killea.

PHENIX, Ariz., Nov. 9.-One bandit was killed and one injured as the re- Bult of an attempt by three masked robbers to hold up the gambling house of Deel & Co. at Naco, Ariz., a border town. The dead bandit has been iden- tified as Will Cravens of Dog Springs, N. NJ. A group of gamesters and loung- CTS obeyed when the desperadoes en- tered the. saloon at late hour and or dered Hands upw Cravens approach ed the roulette table and proceeded to fill a bag with the bank cash, amount ing to several thousand dollars. E. Ellis drew revolver before the move ment was detected by the robbers, and Cravens fell dead when he fired. The other bandits were demoralized and fled in disorder. One of them was wounded by another bullet from Ellis revolver
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-09
Maryland Election Results.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 9.--Almost com plete official returns show that Joshua W. Herring, Democratic state comp troller has been reelected by plurali- ty of 45S votes over Herman 5. Platt, Republican. Thomas Parran, Repub- lican, has been elected clerk of the court of appealsrby plurality of 1, 1,25S over J. Frank Turner, the Democratic incumbent. The official count in. Caro- line county elects Jefferson, Democrat, to the house by majority of four, in place of Stevens, Republican, who was reported to have been elected by ma jority of one. This, however, is coun- terbalanced in Kent county by the elec- tion to the house of Kendall, Republic an, by majority of thirty-one over Johnson, Democrat, heretofore report ed elected by a majority of five.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-09
TRADE CONDITIONS.
Country's Leading Industry Hamper-
 cd by Lack of Transportation.

COUhtry'B Leauhm8 ln0uBTrH hamper
 cd by Lack of Transportation.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 9.--R. c. Dun & Co.'s weekly review of trade says;
 Little relief has been afforded the leading manufacturing industry in the matter of transporting facilities. Tn fact, the situation on the whole is less satisfactory since inability to secure coke has brought about the banking Of some furnaces. This in turn tends to harden the market for pig iron, though no actual alteration In prices has oc- cured, except at Philadelphia, where p cents more ton is readily paid.
 As this industry is considered the best business barometer, present condi- tions and future prospects are certainly most encouraging, for orders are abun- dant and plants are enlarging capacity in order to handle the growing business. Material is purchased now for much structural work in the spring, and ad- ditional contracts are seeking accept ance. Railway needs were never as pressing, every form of equipment be- ing sought, and it is possible that more orders will be placed abroad.
 ASAliAC AAhAS III NEW 4<lSAuAO AlC busy, and there is no longer any fear of labor controversy at Fall River.
 Footwear is firm at last weeks ad- vance, and eastern manufacturers are beginning work on spring orders. Ship ments from Boston for the year thus far exceed last years by half million cases. according to The Shoe and Leather Reporter.
 Weather conditions were the chief factors i'll determining price changes of staple products. Low temperature in grain growing states brought high CT level of quotations, corn rising g cents above the figure ruling at the corresponding date last year and 26 cents over 1899. On the other hand, wheat is moving out freely at both coasts, shipments from the United States for the week amounting to 5,651. .472 bushels against 3,21O164 bushels in the same week of 1900 and 3,927, ,203 in 1899.
 Failures for the week numbered 243 in the United States against POI last year and 23 in Canada against IS last year.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-09
The Manchurian Convention.

LONDON, Nov. 9.-The Hankow cor respondent of The Times supplies what he alleges is correct translation of the authentic text Of the Manchurian con- vention proposed by Russia. The con vention stipulates for the gradual with drawal of the Russian forces within three years provided no other rebel lion occurs and the powers do not in terfere."
 The number and stations of the Chi nese garrisons must be settled in con cert with the Russian military authori- ties, and Russian assent must be oh- tained for any railway construction in southern Manchuria.
 No mention is made in the text sent by the grand council to the southern viceroys of mining, commercial or oth- CT exclusive privileges" says the core spondent, ''and the viceroys believe the convention contains other clauses which the grand council is not willing to disclose''
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-09
BROOKLYN BRIEFS
--The St Thomas Cadets Juniors are Ilaying in Wafarfowf, to-duy

--The St Thomas Cadets Juniors are playing in Watertown to-day.
 James Cunningham of Washington avenue had one Of his ringers severely smashed while at wonk at the Water bury buckle shop on Wednesday,.
 It was very pleasing entertain- ment that occupied the stage at the St Patrick's fair last evening, and the fair sized audience enjoyed 1t. The stage program tonight will be given by the Brooklyn A. c. There will be buck and wing dancing by Napoleon Montambault, soprano solo by Larry Robinson and a vocal duet by the Leonard brothers. In addition there will be chorus of ten little girls in "Pinafore." Miss Margaret McNa- mara has had the direction of these children.
 The most important game of the season will be played at the Driving park tomorrow afternoon, when the St Thomas Cadets and tine Elms meet on the gridiron. Both teams will have their strongest players ill the lineup, and both are confident of victory. Much money is being wagercd on the game by the rival supporters of each eleven. Every inch of ground will be fiercely contested. Whichever team wins will know that they have been through hard game. Waite of Naug- atuck will be referee and Carroll Of Winsted will be umpire. Ladies will not be admitted free, as 1t has been erroneously stated. The following are the records of the teams during the present season: The Cadets have de- feated the Fifth Wards of Bridgeport 10 to 5 and Torrington by II tp ,. The Films won from the Merrimacs to 0, from the Edgewood A. c. of New IIa- ven by P to 0, and played game with Naugatuck in which neither team scored.