Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-19
CITY NEWS.

row afternoon at three o'clock.
 Miss Bessie Doran of Philadelphia, who has been visiting relatives in this city. for several months, returned home to-day.
 Special forecast fer Connecticut: Fair tonight; cooler Sunday; brisk to high westerly winds becoming north west.
 Frederick O. Grelle of East Main l street has accepted position as drum mer for large scrap iron concern in New York.
 Miss Lucy Heffrin, clerk il O'Briens bakery. on North Main street. has been visiting friends in New York and returned home last evening. Thomas Fallon, formerly with the 1 Hampson-S -Sellew company, has em- moving business. Telephone Nugent's s l pharmacy.
 St Cecilia's fair will close one week from tonight instead of on next We'd nesday night, as at first. announced. The fair will not be held Thnrsday or Friday evenings.
 Some more election expenses: Dan- ] iel Foley, SIG; G. L. Jenks, flor print | luS;. Hz.OO. cOu10 O1 lu0 l are slow about reporting, but 1t is | thought that this is due to difficulty in thinking of all their expenses rather than to any dis1nclination to wink at the law.
 Edward Mcdonald of Sylvan avenue has purchased through the agency cf D. H. Tierney, the property belonging to A I. Chatfield directly south of MT ha land fronts 134 feet on Sylvan avenue and is a very valuable piece of property.
 The two boys, Rocco Cipriano anI Antonio Atorisi, who were fined S10 and costs each in the superior court by Judge Wheeler few days ago for assault. and allowed twenty days III which to pay, complied with the orde- of court to-day Tn the case of C1- priano the sum total was S44.09 and H. Atorisis $29.6
 Tickets for the big masquera.ia bali which will be given by Iron Ione lodge, No 57,. A. O. e. S., at City nall, Thursday evening, November 21, ale selling rapidly. Everything is practt-. cally completed for the affair and as the number of tickets is limited. those who desire to be present should p,lr- chase now. A.W. Divis is costGmer
 The following is the linerp Of the Fifth Ward football team of Bridge port, which will do battle with the St Thomas Cadets on the .Drlviag nalK tomorrow afternoon: Weedel. center; Hermann. left guard; Murphy, right tackle; Costigan, left tackle; O'Rolrhe. right guard: Root. quarterback: Wea- yer fullback: Baker. right haIfback :; Sweet, left halfback; Herman, left end: Morrison, right end: subs, Farrell, Sheeron and Wells. Manager Bowen will accompany the team and eXDccts to return to the Park city covered With laurels. The game will be called at ; o'clock.
 ..A Crazy Guy,' the name of tie new three-act farce comedy in which Bert Leslie is the central figure, will be at Jacques opera house nex- Thurs, day. Friday and Saturday. It is said that the play contains everything necessary to the success of , piece of this kind; there is no end Of fun; the three acts of special scenery are be:u- tifrlly painted and are novel in the extreme; there are an abundance CT striking costumes in which twenty young ladies will exhibit their charms. Bert Leslie is a comedian of no Etflc ability. He will be seen in a clarac- ter altogether different from au ytitiDg he has ever attempted.
 Two checks amounting to over S20G have been forwarded to the Rev John J. McGivney, who up to. September was for two years crrate at St Roses church in AIeriden. when he was ap- pointed by Bishop Tierney member of the Apostolic Mission band, whose headquarters are in Milford. One of the checks was sent by committee from members of Silver City council. k of C.. Father .McGivney was chap lain of the council The other checI was from the members of the Catholic club. of which organization he was d. rector. The gifts were but small token of the high esteem Father Me- Giyney was held in by the members Of those organizations A list of the s,ib- soribers accompanied the checks.
 St Cecilia's fair will be the star at. i traction. for the public's enteriainmenr this evening. The orchestra, composed | Of such musicians as the Messrs Klein 1 eeke, Austin and Phoenix, Jr. r.,nf CT most pleasing music for those enjoy | ing dancing. while the promptcr. Prof ! S.efen. places the most, timid at tllair ease. The stage program for to night | is as follows: The Misses Ruby Pin ney and Mabel McVilliams in vocal i music. and Miss 'Nfcwillianns in a ! graceful dance; Prof Tessier ;H slack ] wire and trapeze work; the Misses Ida : Wiehn and Josie Armbruster m nian- i dolin and piano selections; Prof Mon 1 tambeault in buck and wing dancing :: little Marcella Madden in song, and Miss J. sArmbruster. assisted by choir 1 chorus. in an alto solo.
 The business men of Torrington gre falling into line, and will soon have an organization that will equal some of the older ones. Last. evening the pre- liminary steps were taken, when O.. A. Ziglatzki president of the Water
 bury Business Mems association ac- companied Rufus H. Jackson. presi- dent of the State Business Mems asso- citation. Dwight N. Hewes. president of the Hartford. association. and F. T. Terry, of Ansonia, Shelton and l Derby and director in the State as- 1 sociation went to Torrington ani laid
 the ground work for the new associa- | tion Nearly one hundred of the fore
 most business men of Torrington were present, and all expressed themselves
 in favor of organization.
 The Hammer club on it's visit Thurs
 day evening to NIT and Mrs Thomas F. | Casey presented them with a
 handsome silver water pitcher and g baa1Ififl11 china 1ovinu c,1p tho oo,,