Waterbury Democrat., 1901-09-26
CITY NEWS.

where she had been visiting friends.
 The Old Homestead Social club will hold a special meeting this evening al Joseph Srahan's, 452 Baldwin street.
 The special meeting of the Board of Aldermen which was intended to take place tonight will not come off untll Saturday night.
 The funeral of Thomas, the year old son of Mrs Anthony Donovan of Taylor street, will take place to-mor- row afternoon at 2 o'clock.
 Jeremiah Joseph, infant son of MT and Mrs Patrick Cronan of 536 Bald win street, died yesterday. The fu- neral took place this afternoon, with interment in St Joseph's cemetery.
 There will be months mind mass at the Church of the Immaculate Con- ception at s o'clock Saturday morning for the late Mrs John English of -,fll- lylanders, County Limerick, Ireland.
 In the probate court to-day J. NJ. Gallond was appointed administrator upon the estate of the late Permelia NJ. Allen. Judge Cowell and I. Fay Tor of Winchester were appointed ap- praisers.
 The defendants appeal in the suit of George H. Cloves against Charles Miller for certain stock in the Ran- dolph- Gloves Go was filed with Clerk Marsh in the superior court to-day. The case will next be heard from i'll the supreme court.
 The South Brooklyn Athletic club would like to play the Elm Juniors game of football Sunday afternoon at two o'clock at Riverside Park. If the Films will accept this challenge they can answer in Friday nights Demo crat.
 This evening Clerk Root will be at his office in the district court to ac- commodate those who desire to take out first papers of citizenship. Judge Cowell will hold court tomorrow. and Saturday for the convenience of those desiring final papers. Saturday the board of registration will be in ses- sion in the city hall from 9 in the morning to z in the evening. This will be the only day on which the board will sit this year.
 The first entertainment and sociable by the Special Wheel Club will take place tonight and will attract large crowd. Before the dancing there will be stage entertainment in which well known local artists will appear. The members of the various committees have been working industriously for the past few weeks to make their first sociable grand success. Good music will be furnished for the dancing.
 Ex-Alderman Henry D. Hotchkiss is building a new house on his farm on Bucks Hill and will move into it as soon as it is ready for occupancy and will devote the greater part of his time to farming. MT. Hotchkiss owns what is considered the finest farm in Waterbury and with the attention which he will give it there is no reason why it should not pay. The place is known in that district as the Downe's farm.
 Alexander Cameron and Miss Mar garet Davidson were married this morning by the Rev. Father Fleming at the 7:30 o'clock mass at St. Francis Xayier's church. William Bowe was best man and Miss Mary McNally was maid of honor. The bride and maid l of honor were attired in white. MT. and Mrs. Cameron left on the 10:50 train for a wedding trip to Boston. On their return they will reside on Keefe street. The couple were the recipients of many testimonials of esteem from neighbors and friends.
 A large crowd was present at the opening of the four day bazar of the last night A short parade was given by the members of the fifth division and Co. E, Hibernian Rifles. Much l s1, contest for the most popular man for mayor The votes will be counted tonight. There will also be tug-of- | war ontest tonight between teams of the Scovill Manufacturing Company and the Waterbury Clock Company's | case shop. Dancing is feature each evening Music by Dillane's orchestra and Thomas Mellon is the prompter. l The members of the floor committee are Thomas Doran, John McGrail and Michael Scanlon.
 The New Bedford Evening Standard | of last Monday has the following to say concerning Frederick E. Pierce, manager of the Connecticut Boot and Shoe Company's store located on East Main street: .sAt the annual meeting | of the Past Masters Association of the ! 26th, 27th, and 2Sth Masonic districts held in New Bedford last week, Fred E. Pierce. of Dewitt Clinton lodge Sandwich, was elected president. MT Pierce, the new president of the asso ciation, is one of the best known Ma. sons in Eastern Massachusetts and has large acquaintance. He is past mas ter of the Dewitt Clinton lodge, Sand wich, and was one of the originators of the association, serving on the first executive board. For four years MT Pierce was manager for the firm oi Pardon Deyoll & Son. this city, until last March, when he accepted an offer from Winch Brothers of Boston tc manage their mammoth shoe estab lishment in Waterbury. Conn"
 The fall opening at I. Chase's Ex change Place millinery rooms took place today and will be continued Fri day and Saturday. The stock is more complete than ever before and the win dow decorations are a great artistic triumph and attract the attention of al the fair sex and not infrequently the lords of creation stand and stare at tht magnificent display of bonnets ant