Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-04
CITY NEWS.

The evening SCHOOLS nave TeOpeAeu for the winter term.
 Castle, the market man, means to make Saturday a banner day If prices will do it. Read his ad in to-nights issue.
 Arrangements are about completed for the masquerade to be given by the Simonsvilie Social club at its own nall next Thursday evening.
 There was large attendance at the lecture in Trinity's parish house last night by the Rev MT Huntington, missionary of the Episcopal church Ill China.
 The funeral of Mrs Emma Carg1l, aged 45 years. who died yesterday al her home ol1 West Main street, took nlace this afternoon. luteEment Was in Pine Grove cemetery
 The local camp of the Sons Of vet erans will give q sociable and concert at Pythian hall next Friday eVehlhs' The committee intends to give all who patrcnize them pleasant evening entertainment.
 The mandolin class at the Friendly league has been changed from Inufs- day to Friday evening, and Will meet tonight for the first lesson a1ter tue holidays. The new class ill dressrnah- ing will have it's first lesson ms e'en- mi.
 Martin Foley an inmate pr tne almshouse. was conveyed to the asy- lum 1.o1. the insane at Middletown to- day bv Sheriff Mcdonald and Consta- ble Pryor. Foley was adludged IT, sane . few days ago by the propate court.
 List of letters remaining unclalheu in tn, nosfoffice: w. Mason Barnett, Martin Barber G. H. Chatteld, Johh Cassells. Harry Chippendale. sues Dashoires. Miss Agnes Fennelly, James Lord. Miss Minnie McGulhess' Mrs s. +. Robinson, Artiyen Steppeh'
 The Olympia club met last night ana chose these officers: President, r; J. Donahue: vice-president, D. J: brooei- l ick: financial secretary, ". J. U Don 1 nell: recording secretary, J. M. Tray 1 treasurer. Peter J. Shea' stanuins | committee. J. w. Lawlor, F. H. Dlnon, | Robert Conway.
 Jadge ve1nice Munger of Ansonla ,as ' in town today on business in | connection with the estate of John l Crowley, late of Ansonia. The au-
 ninistrator of the estate should nave | filed his account 8 few days ago anu | the judges presence here was lo ''Acei- tain why he failed to do so-
 Five Drawer Chiffoniers, S3.4o, dur iner our clearance sale. Morlaftys 5.
 If is reported that Richard f. Graoy,
 formerly city clerk. expects 10 give up | his residence in this city ana llFe liei | after at his old home in flttsliei.l' | Mass. He may spend q snort ,,lne | in California, however. Defore sellls 1 down. The recent death of ms "he l severed all ties he had Ill lhls ci's. 1 q C. Commerford has Written VII 1 liam Jennings Bryan a letter loc pup lication in the first number ol HIS pa, | nar The Commoner. The letter IS all avnlenation of the defeat of MT Bryan l in the last election as MT Commer1oit' l sav ii: an acknowledgement of the 1 nnver of combined wealth in pohtlcs.
 The annual meeting of Tunxis tribe IT O E. M.. was held last evening Ill Red Mems hall. The following ofhcers were electel: Prophet. w. NJ. Ruls. sachem G. Herman Gessert; senior saaamore. c. l.. Clark; junior saga more, c. L. Martin; c. of R., ;. l.. AL | thur: c. of w., C. A. Templeloh; C' u F.. c. O. Word: G. of w., C:1o. NoiG'
 G. of F.. w. H. Bartram; Rep to "' C., Charles R. Ipson-
 Major George X. Hilton of New Aork city has been secured to deliver an ] 1 at Jacques Opera house next Sunua! afternoon at i o'clock. MT Hilton mas i selected as the subject of his ad- 1 dress. .Soul Poison" He is a clear, 1 forcible speaker, and has a pleasing | and delightful manner Of expressing | his oninions. He makes his audience | feel at home. MT Hilton will also de l liver an address at D. ID. in the See
 ond Congregational church on the suo- 1 feet, Character as Capital
 Truant Officer Hurley is having con
 siderable bother these days Wlth tne
 small boy who stays away from school. 1 The fine weather for skating Is the l chief attraction the truant officer haS l +o contend with, for the small boy
 who got pair of skates from, santa | Clans thinks more of them than the finest education his school can give l him. Hitherto the attraction has been | ina theaters. but Jack Frost has
 knocked that out and in consequence the truant officer may be seen glidlng
 over the ice on popular skating ponus'
 chasing the elusive small poS. Aans q lively race the truant officer has run 1 Inc nast month, but he has been eX- ceDtionallv busy during the past few ! days The small boy cannot overcome
 +he oll,1rements of Christmas vacation
 and the sensation of flying over ice
 on pair of steel skates. number or 1 nrosecutions of parents for not keeping
 their children at school IS therefore
 one of the probable consequences.
 The democratic town committee Will meet tonight in the city court room
 for the purpose of organization. me committee is made up as follows:
 sixth district. Herbert B. Tullar; first . district. John J. McAvoy; second dis I trict. F. l.. Maloney: third district, Dennis Costigan; fourth district, John
 F Holohan. It is thought that an ef- fort will be made to elect Peter $. Reeves as chairman. though, it is said
 no one knows whether he would serve or not. It is certain that MT Reeves
 made an excellent chairman during
 the time he held the position and the committee cannot decide upon man
 from among their own number, and
 could not do better than continue Nil
 Reeves i'll that position if they can gel him to accept. It is an important of fee and requires q man of consider
 o.hFA tact and no small share of pa