Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-01
CITY NEWS.

Pork loins Joe ID Castles market, and there are others in to-nlgnts issue that will save you money.
 The local divisions of the A. O. H. are planning to have John Redmond speak ill Waterbury during his present visit to this country.
 A solemn mass of requiem Will De celebrated at the Immaculate Concep- | tion church .tO-morrow morning at { o'clock for the late Father Kennedy
 Court Linden, F. of A., will hold special meeting at s o'clock tomorrow night in the reading room in c. A. IL. block. Every member is earnestly re quested to be present
 Patrick Lehan died last night at his l home on South street. Besides ms widow he leaves one daughter, Mrs Thomas Hogan. The funeral will take place Sunday afternoon.
 A number of the young ladies em- ' ployed by the Southern New England l Telephone company enjoyed bus i ride to Naugatuck last evening. where l they enjoyed supper at one of the mo- i telS.
 | The Guarantee Credit Clothing Co, 8 East Main street and Phoenix ave ] nue, have just received an excellent l line of fall and winter millinery. which the ladies are cordially invited to ln- sDect.
 The Crescent Social club will give ] the first of a series of Saturday Elght sociables at Speedwell hall to-morrow evening. Galipeau's orchestra will fur nish music and Prof Leo Herr will 1 prompt.
 The Ladies' Social circle. a Hebrew | society. gave their first annual recep- ton in Murray hall last night. me l grand march was led by Mir and Mrs J. Goldstein. Hallam's orchestra fur nished music and Professor Holzer | prompted.
 | Patrick Carroll. aged IT years, died 1 this morning at his home, TOO Baldwin street, after short illness. Two sons and one daughter survive him. The funeral will take place Sunday morn l ingto St Francis Xavier's church. The l reamins will be taken to Winsted for | burial on the 9:3S train in charge of Undertaken Hugh J. Crane.
 To-day workmen commenced clean | ing the leaves and other debris off I West Main street between Leayen- worth and Church streets, preparatory to laying the sheet asphalt between these points. By right the job should be finished now. but the company was unavoidably delayed in getting their plant moved here.
 The French Canadian institute met | in their hall on Bank street last night and held a delightful Halloween par | ty. The whist prizes were won by | Miss Morrot, Mrs c. l.. Chapelle and 1 Miss Alma Woisard. The consolation prizes went to AIessrs NJ. Baril, L.. Harley and IT. Dodist. There was dancing to music by Galipeau's orches- tra.
 An adjourned meeting of the demo- cratic organization will be held in the aIdermanic chamber, city hall build ing. tonight, to arrange for the cleo tion of next Tuesday. Many are of the opinion that the democrats ought to hold a few open air meetings be tween now and Tuesday to show peo- pie the importance of this election Registrar James A. Hynes has select ed the checkers, moderators, rushers and booth tenders, and requests them to report at the town clerks office al 5:oJ o'clock Tuesday morning.
 The St Joseph's fair at the city hall
 attracted a large crowd last evening
 As usual the obliging waitresses were
 busily engaged in serving supper from
 , until o'clock. During the supper
 hours the diners were entertained with
 piano selections by Miss Celia Gas tory and with selections on the grapaphene by Hermann Gartz. The stage program was up to the stand
 f1, 1,ro N4
 attraction each evening. There is al ways large crowd about it, and al
 times it is impossible to approach
 within several yards. Whether the young ladies in charge of the booth ol
 the beautiful fancy articles are the
 attraction, it is hard to state. Bu1 perhaps it is both. To-night's stage program is worthy of attention. Wil
 son Tessier will appear ill his slack
 wire speciality, while G. M GIoli, tht
 famous magician, will entrance tht
 audience with his marvellous acts
 The Brooklyn Favorites'' will sing
 several ballads, and there will be ono : or two other specialties. Don't forge
 inc supper tonight Oysters and clan
 chowder will be served.
 Halloween never was more gener
 ally observed in Waterbury than o1
 last evening. several organizations
 met ill their rooms and held jollifica ton meetings, and numbers of youn. people collected together in differen
 parts of the town and gave parties
 something after the fashion of the oit
 time kitchen rackets, which furnlsh.,
 lots of sport for those who attended 7 Others had no particular base Of OF :. eration, but went right out into tn r by-ways and highways and indulged il r. all sorts of pranks which kept som , people guessing as to what they woul, . do before they stopped. In some sec
 tions rifles were discharged to scar : jokers away from cabbage plots, an, while this had the desired effect il ]. some cases it didn't work well ;n otll
 CTS, as was evidenced by the numbe
 of cabbages strewn about the street
 this morning. Some of the old folk
 entered into the spirit of the occasio with an abandon that was refreshing
 many of them performing feats tha
 astonished the youngsters. The chi n dren were attired in all kinds of co: Q tunes and quite a few girls cut das Q in their brothers clothes, while msl r ried women skipped here and there i
 their husbands garments. Some c